The Beta's Regret: ONCE REJECTED, NOW MY EX'S QUEEN
Sera Voss spent three years shrinking herself.
Growing up as the hidden daughter of Alpha Caden Voss, she had been raised in power—marble halls, guarded doors, and a future carved in certainty. She was meant to lead. Instead, she chose Eli Grant.
They met in a border town where she introduced herself as just Sera—no title, no legacy. Eli was easy, warm, uncomplicated. Loving him felt like freedom. So she gave up everything quietly and followed him into a smaller life, convincing herself she was happy being ordinary.
Then Mila returned.
Eli’s first love came back sharper, stronger, and impossible to ignore. Sera saw the truth long before he said it—that she was second place in a story that had started before her. Still, she stayed. Because leaving meant admitting she had chosen wrong.
Eli ended it simply. Mila was his fated mate. He was sorry.
Four days later, Sera learned she was pregnant.
She told no one. She went home.
The Voss palace received her without questions. Six months later, she stood before the continent—pregnant, composed, untouchable—and reclaimed her title. She gave birth to twin boys and rebuilt herself from the ground up: in law, diplomacy, and power. The girl who left for love returned as something far more dangerous.
Years later, at the Continental Alpha Convention, Eli saw her again.
Not the girl he dismissed—but a leader. A force.
And before he could reach her, another man did.
Alpha Dorian Crest crossed the room, addressed her by her full title, and stood at her side as if he had always belonged there.
Eli spent the rest of the convention trying to find a moment alone with her.
Sera never gave him one.
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Chapter: CHAPTER THIRTYSera’s POVI didn’t even realize I was shaking until Dorian grabbed my hand. “Sera,” he said firmly. “Look at me.” But I couldn't, I didn't even have the strength to. Not when the realization was still crashing through me like a wave I couldn’t escape.“Come on,” he added, already guiding me away from the corridor.I didn’t argue, I let him pull me out—past the nurses, past the guards, past the suffocating tension that had wrapped itself around the hospital walls. We didn’t stop until we reached a quieter wing.The hallway was empty and still and I felt it was safe enough. Only then did I finally pull my hand away.“What did you mean back there?” he asked, his voice lower now, controlled—but I could hear the urgency beneath it.I turned to him slowly. My chest still rising and falling too fast. “It’s the food,” I said.The words felt unreal even as I said them.Dorian frowned slightly. “What about it?”I swallowed hard.“They didn’t just collapse,” I continued. “That doesn’t just hap
Last Updated: 2026-04-04
Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY-NINEMila’s POVIt’s been over a month.And the silence is starting to feel… intentional.I sit on the edge of my bed, my phone clenched tightly in my hand as I scroll through the messages again. Not because I need to read them- I already know every word- but because I’m trying to understand what I missed.The video and the messages are still there. Delivered and seen but no response.Not a single word from him.The Alpha.I exhale sharply, tossing the phone onto the bed before standing up and pacing the room.This isn’t like him. He doesn’t ignore things, he doesn’t overlook details and he definitely doesn't ignore me. Which means this silence…Is deliberate.“Why?” I mutter under my breath.I stop pacing and glance at the mirror across the room. My reflection stares back at me—composed, controlled… but my eyes betray the truth.I’m unsettled because I know that file is something that should force a reaction or at least a response. But I got nothing and silence from someone like the Alph
Last Updated: 2026-04-03
Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHTDorian’s POVI knew something was wrong the moment I stepped out of the elevator. The corridor leading to my office is always quiet, but this one felt different. It is not the usual controlled silence, it is the kind that knew something was coming. My steps slowed as I approached the door. It was slightly open.My heart skipped a beat because I was certain I had closed it before leaving for the meeting. My hand rested briefly on the handle before I pushed it open. I saw Sera, standing by my desk and holding a file. I immediately recognized the file as the one given to me by the Alpha. It contained information and evidence that I was the one she met at the club that night. “Shit”, I muttered. For a second, neither of us moved then she turned slowly, like she already knew it was me.Her eyes met mine, and everything inside me tightened. The file trembled slightly in her hands.“Tell me it’s not true,” she said. Her voice wasn’t loud. It was low and it shaked as she talked. That alon
Last Updated: 2026-04-02
Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVENLena’s POV ( Sera’s mother )The room smelled faintly of sandalwood and something darker—secrets, perhaps. I stood by the tall window, my fingers clasped tightly behind my back as I stared into the night. The city lights flickered below like distant stars, but there was no beauty in them tonight, just calculation. Behind me, the door opened without a knock, I didn’t bother to turn.“You’re late,”I said coldly.The Alpha (Caden ) stepped in, unbothered, his presence filling the room like a storm that had learned patience. His footsteps were slow and deliberate.“I don’t answer to you,” he replied.A faint smile touched my lips, though my eyes remained empty. “No. But you still came.”Silence stretched between us before I finally turned. For a moment, we just stared at each other, not like lovers, not even like allies. Like two predators circling the same prey.“Let’s drop the act,”I said, my voice sharpening. “There’s no audience here.”Caden tilted his head slightly. “Finally.”And ju
Last Updated: 2026-04-02
Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY-SIXEli’s POV The room was deliberately forgettable. It has a neutral wall, no windows or identifiable markings. The kind of place you could walk into and walk out of without leaving anything behind. Except for tonight, something is definitely coming out of it. Mila sat to my left, legs crossed, expression sharp and calculating as always. Across us sat Nyra and beside her was the woman who had shifted everything without even trying, Lena ( Sera’s mother )Nyra didn’t need to introduce her again. “I assume we’re done pretending this is optional,” she said calmly, folding her hands on the table.I leaned back in my chair, studying her. “You reached out to us,” I reminded her. “That makes this your play.”A faint smile touched her lips. “No, it’s a shared oppourtunity”. She said Mila scoffed softly. “Call it what it is. You want Sera destroyed.”The woman didn’t flinch. “I want balance restored.” she said and Nyra shifted beside her.“Let’s not waste time,” I said. “We’ve already tried t
Last Updated: 2026-04-02
Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVEDorian’s POVThe blood had stopped pouring from Sera’s nose and ears now. That should have been reassuring but it wasn’t. “Sera.” I said her name quietly, but my hand was still on her face, tilting her head slightly toward the light. My thumb brushed beneath her ear again, slower this time, checking for any remaining trace. There was nothing, no fresh blood or wound. “I’m fine,” she said and it was too fast for my liking. My jaw tightened. “You were bleeding from your nose and ears, Sera. We shouldn’t ignore this”. “It has stopped and I am fine now”. She replied, blinking slowly. “The fact that it has stopped doesn’t make it fine, Sera”. Her lips pressed together, and for a second I saw it—the flicker of irritation, of resistance. She didn’t like being told she wasn’t in control.She didn’t like being vulnerable.“This isn’t the first time,” she added, brushing past me like she wanted to reset the moment entirely.“What are you talking about? When did this start?” I rushed my ques
Last Updated: 2026-04-01
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