Reborn Rejecting My Fated Alpha's Second Chance

Chapter 6

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hot up my arm. My heart skipped a beat, and I inst

smile deepened, the way his amber eyes sha

ied, and I ducked my head, sudd

up in surprise. "Y

explanation. "I... I saw your name on the guest list for the Alp

eemed to accept it, though a flicker o

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se. A real laugh escaped me this t

me straight in the eye, his expression turning seriou

ically vibrating with excitem

ti-tool knife from his pocket. With deft, sure movements, he trimmed the frayed end

rested against his cheekbones as he concentrated. A strange warmth spread through my chest. In my previous life, I had been

t seem to mind. "It should fly even higher now." He handed the

a little b

didn't stay behind. He ran alongside m

he called over the wind.

e kite would climb instead of dive. We ran together across the field, our lau

abelle leaning against a tree,

higher than ever before, a tiny silver sp

ead back, a satisfied smile on my face

ing at the kite. H

e. It was one of intense, undisguised adoration. The kind of look a man giv

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Reborn Rejecting My Fated Alpha's Second Chance

Lionello Chagnot Werewolf

“Evangeline Hess, I had just lost my baby to silver poisoning, lying in the cold, suffocating darkness of the master bedroom. Instead of comforting me, my husband, Alpha Bennet Carlisle, was in his study calmly planning to replace my dead child. He decided to adopt his ex-fiancée Chanel Hopkins's son and register the boy under my name to quiet the pack's whispers. I stood in the hallway and watched Chanel step out of the shadows, holding her golden-haired boy with a victorious, mocking smile.Heartbroken and hollowed out, I used my last ounce of strength to push open the study door. "I, Evangeline Hess, reject you, Bennet Carlisle, as my mate."The agonizing pain of the broken bond tore my soul apart, and I coughed up blood, collapsing to the floor. As I died, I finally saw raw panic in the eyes of the man who had treated me like a political asset my entire life.I didn't understand why my years of quiet devotion were rewarded with such cruel betrayal, leaving me to die a broken shell. Opening my eyes again, I was back in my childhood bedroom, staring at my fifteen-year-old self in the mirror.It was the day of the Spring Equinox Festival-the exact day I was supposed to meet Bennet for the first time. This time, I chose to stay home.No more encounters with him.But what I didn't know was that Bennet Carlisle also got a second chance. This time, I'm in charge of my own life.”