Lahat ng Kabanata ng Chasing Redemption: Kabanata 41 - Kabanata 50

Fate's Double Edge Seven Months Later... MILES’ POV I woke with a jolt as thunder roared across the night sky, followed by a flash of lightning that lit up the room for a brief moment. My heart was racing, though I couldn’t tell if it was from the storm or the dream I had just escaped. My sleep had been troubled for many months now. A lot of horrible things had happened, but at the top of my list was the disappearance of Rhea. I had searched everywhere, exhausted every lead, but it was as if she had been swallowed by the earth. I hadn’t given up, could never give up, but I had learned to function through the ache. Roxy and her mother had died on the same day. The poor woman couldn’t take the news of her daughter’s death; she had died of cardiac arrest. Things were gradually beginning to return to normal in Snowfall, although I knew deep down that nothing in my life would ever be normal again. It was only a matter of time before the pack started requesting a new Luna and an heir. B

Closed Hearts MILES’ POV “Miles, the reporter from Alante is in the mansion. Remember what we discussed,” Evans’ voice came through the phone. “This is good for the business. Please don’t scare the poor woman away with your frosty alpha demeanor.” I grunted in response and ended the call without another word. Evans had spent weeks convincing me to let a reporter come into my home, considering how little interest I had in reporters snooping around my personal space, and I still wasn’t sure why I had caved. The last seven years had been rough on me, although internally. With Rhea gone and nowhere to be found, I had poured all my love and dedication into developing my pack, especially after that fatal blow I had from a rogue’s spear. I had developed Snowfall so much that we had tourists from all parts of the world coming in to spend holidays. Rico and I had expanded our businesses together, going into different ventures. Real Estate, stocks, technical assistance, name it. Mondragon h

Collision 2 MILES’ POV “We’ve arrived just in time. The launch isn’t starting for another thirty minutes,” Rico announced as Holmes parked the hired car in the lot of the towering research center. I gazed out the window at the skyscraper, and a swell of pride rose in my chest. It was magnificent, and the atmosphere was serene. A few people were walking into the reception area, heading for the launch. “This place is stunning, Miles,” Evans said as we stepped out of the car. “This is our first venture so far from home. Quite the leap.” “Exactly,” I replied. “It’s a strategic move. We’re not just building businesses; we’re expanding influence. That’s how you stay ahead. We need a network across the world—that’s our goal.” “This pack feels peaceful,” Rico chimed in as he scanned the area. “Calm. I doubt they even know what a rogue attack feels like.” We made our way into the reception area, where the young receptionist immediately straightened at the sight of me. Her h

One Step Too Close RHEA’S POV "Ms. Marston, that was a great speech," one of the visiting alphas said with a broad smile. His Luna clung to his arm like he might float away without her, and he balanced a drink in his free hand. “Thank you,” I replied, returning the smile. "I'm glad it impressed you," Dr. Ivan chimed in beside me, practically glowing. "Ree here is incredible." We were now at the reception now. All the speeches, introductions, and investor acknowledgments were done, leaving everyone free to mingle and network. Yuri had thankfully wandered off to chat with some other alphas, leaving me with Dr. Ivan and Stella whose presence grounded me, and I tried not to think too much about the fact that Miles and his friends were here, standing just a few feet away. I dared not look his way, but from all indications, I knew his eyes had never left me. It left me confused. Why would he be staring at me? I tried not to dwell on it and instead focused on the other guests who were

A Monday Surprise RHEA'S POV “Good morning, Ree!” chirped Olivia, the ever-cheerful receptionist, with a broad smile as I stepped into the reception. “Good morning, Olivia!” I replied with equal cheer, making my way to her desk. “Don’t forget to grab a cookie. I made enough for everyone.” I extended the plate of freshly baked cookies toward her. Her face lit up as she reached for one. “Thanks, Ree! And by the way, congratulations on that killer speech over the weekend. Everyone’s been raving about it.” “Thank you, Olivia,” I said with a smile, adjusting my coat as I headed toward the staff lounge. “Morning, Ree!” a chorus of voices rang out as soon as I entered the lounge. “Good morning, everyone,” I greeted, setting the tray of cookies on the communal table. “Alright, people, fuel up. It’s Monday, and I don’t need anyone dragging their feet today!” A few chuckles broke out among the group as they swarmed the tray. I grabbed a couple of cookies for myself and left the lounge.