All Chapters of Her Rejection, His Regret : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Aaron’s POV “Please, Esmeralda, give me a moment alone with Isla," I requested, my voice laced with urgency. Esmeralda nodded understandingly and retreated to her bedroom, leaving us in private. As I turned my attention to Isla, impatience coursed through me, causing my tone to come across as harsher than intended. "Well, Isla, I'm waiting. Could you enlighten me? What is happening?" I demanded, hoping to uncover the truth. To my astonishment, Isla's demeanour shifted suddenly, and she bared her teeth at me, her anger palpable. The accusations she hurled pierced me, stirring a mixture of defensiveness and guilt. I had to remain composed and address her concerns without faltering. Taking a deep breath, I steadied myself, determined to explain. "Isla, I understand your frustration, but please allow me to clarify. I did intentionally sever our connection by putting up that block because I needed to get answers from the alpha who attacked our pack." I explained, trying to ease the t

A Shocking Admission Isla’s POV Later that day… I adjusted the straps of my dress as I stood in front of the mirror, nerves running rampant through my system. Tonight was a special occasion because Aaron and I would have dinner in the pack dining hall with his father, Alpha Leon, and my mother, Esmeralda. Taking a deep breath, I walked out of my room and met Aaron in the hallway. His emerald green eyes were adored as he took in my appearance. "You look stunning, Isla," he murmured, taking my hand. "They will love you." I smiled, his words bringing me a sense of comfort and reassurance. Aaron had been my rock throughout this journey, and I was grateful to have him by my side. Together, we walked towards the packed dining hall, the scent of delicious food filling the evening air. As we entered the hall, my heart pounded in my chest. The room was crowded with pack members, their conversations mingling with laughter and the clinking of cutlery. Alpha Leon and Esmeralda were

Aaron's POV: "Isla," I spoke tenderly, my voice filled with excitement, "Can you imagine our adventures as parents? The laughter and joy that will fill our home? Our children will be surrounded by a pack that loves them more than anything. They will have a clan to protect them, guide them, and shower them with warmth and care." “I know; I am just so excited.” Isla smiled up at me with love and adoration in her beautiful eyes. I gently took Isla's hand, touching it and lovingly kissing her knuckles. "Together, we will create a world for our little one filled with love, happiness, and the unwavering support of our pack. They will grow up knowing that they are cherished and adored." I couldn't help but chuckle as I imagined our endless adventures. "And who knows, my love? Perhaps our child will become an Alpha or Luna, just like their courageous and beautiful mother. The possibilities are endless, Isla." I held Isla close, feeling the life within her and eagerly awaiting the

Isla’s pov I stood there, frozen in disbelief, as my mother packed my clothes into a suitcase. This unexpected turn of events had caught me completely off guard. How could she think leaving the pack and returning to the hybrids would be safer for me and my children? "Mother, I cannot just leave," I protested, trembling with confusion and determination. "Alpha Leon would never put our family in danger. He cares about us, and he has protected us all this time." My mother sighed. "Isla, I understand your loyalty to your father-in-law, but something is happening here that I cannot ignore. My instincts tell me he may not have our best interests at heart. I will not risk the safety of my daughter and grandchildren." I shook my head, frustration bubbling up within me. "You don't understand, Mother. Alpha Aaron and I have faced countless challenges together, and he has proven trustworthy and noble. If something is happening, we need to confront him directly. Running away will solv

Ending Mrs.Jenkins Isla’s POV I looked up at my mother, my heart aching with her concern. She was correct; the situation was dangerous, and being pregnant and unable to shift put me at a significant disadvantage. But I couldn't shake the feeling that staying with the pack was the right choice for me and my baby. "Mother, I understand your worries," I began, trying to keep my voice steady. "But I believe that staying here with the pack is the best decision for us. We have Alpha Leon's assurance that he will protect us, and I have faith in our ability to overcome any challenges that come our way." My mother's eyes were filled with frustration and love as she listened to my words. "You're risking too much, Isla," she said, her voice heavy with concern. "I know you feel connected to this baby and want to protect it, but we don't know what dangers lie ahead. And without your shifting abilities, you'll be vulnerable." I took a deep breath, gathering my thoughts and finding the s