Reborn Omega Avenge Herself Like an Alpha (Aubrey Mary) novel Chapter 370

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Third Person POV

“That’s not true! Bailey just hasn’t secured her place in Fog Pack yet. Once she does, once she has real power in her hands, she’ll definitely bring me back!”

Aurelia lurched forward to grab Aubrey’s arm. Her hands twisted grotesquely, claws pushing through, but Aubrey only flicked her wrist. Aurelia flew backward like a paper doll, collapsing to

the floor.

She stared up at Aubrey, shocked. “Y–you… how can you be this strong? Are you still an omega?”

Her eyes widened in panic. “You awakened your wolf, didn’t you? You’re like your you’re an alpha–level wolf, aren’t you?!”

Aubrey sneered. She owed no answers.

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“Someone like you–useless, weak, a beta who never trained- even as an omega, I could kill you,” she said coldly.

“N–no… impossible…” Aurelia’s mind spiraled, unable to reconcile the frail omega aura with the raw strength she had just felt.

Aubrey stepped forward, looming over her. “Aurelia, you know what kind of person your daughter is. The way you used others–she’ll use you the same way. Do you really think she wants you alive? She’s waiting for you to die. Once you’re gone, your stain fades from her name. If you truly loved your daughter, you’d slit your own throat right here and now. Maybe then I’d spare Bailey. Otherwise…” Aubrey’s eyes hardened, her voice a blade, “…she’ll end up just like you–groveling before me, begging for her life.”

Each word landed like a strike. Aurelia’s bones creaked, her body trembling on the verge of transforming–but in the end, she swallowed it down, forcing herself to endure.

For the next two days, Aubrey toyed with her in different ways. What surprised her was Aurelia never lost her temper again. She became pliant, as if waiting for Aubrey to leave so she could finally breathe, even behaving with Jax, cautious and subdued.

But if she thought submission would secure her place in the Mary family, she was too naïve.

On the third morning, Aubrey’s phone rang. It was Alpha Henry.

She narrowed her eyes and let it ring. He called again, and again. She ignored them all. Ten minutes later, Charles called. After a pause, she answered.

Before she could speak, Charles’s voice rushed through the line, tight with urgency.

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“…I understand.”

She ended the call, rising to her feet. At that moment, her phone buzzed again–this time an email.

Opening it, she found only a drawing: a girl napping on a trellis, while a boy leaned in to kiss her cheek.

The girl was her. The boy–Leon.

Her phone rang again. This time, Alpha Mateo. A heavy dread settled over her as she pressed

answer.

“Aubrey,” Mateo’s voice was strained, “Leon is missing!”

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