All Chapters of Alpha's Regret: Chasing My Forsaken Luna: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

LILA "I understand your spite Lila, but you cannot get my support for free.""This is not a proposal for your support Audrey. I'm only hiring you." I made sure to sound as disrespectful and saucy as I could. And the embarrassed look on his face pleased me. It's been three days since Rune left home without informing me. He'd expanded his search for Raven, travelling deep into the west and camping in the land of the crude wolves. He left the leadership of the pack in the hands of the elders, and those people I've never liked.They wouldn't listen to me or accord me any form of respect. I invited them to a meeting, and they disregarded my invitation. But I don't care any longer, Rune and Raven might as well die. I want the park for myself. I wanted to rule, I wanted power. "I don't want Raven to come back to this pack or to ever take the seat of the Luna again.""Of course, I know this," Audrey said. "Anyone with eyes would see this goal seeping out of your skin." "Good, I understand

Seraphine's POV"You can't be in this place, Lucan. Everything we had was in the past. You are nothing but a dreadful chapter in the book of my life." I had been too occupied to be astonished at this sudden occurrence, but he was there in front of me, glaring.The man who had gotten the best years of my life, with whom I had envisioned a perfect future."You don't understand how I feel or what has happened in my life all this time." He tried to explain, bridging the gap between us with one giant stride. "I have to leave everything behind and find solace. I have come here to start all over."There was a pain in Lucan's voice. When I took a closer look now I saw that his whole face had become a canvas of sorrow, anguish and unexpressible distress. The last time I saw Lucaniel, I was at the entrance of the jail, I was shocked by how aged he looked.But now he looked like he was slowly withering away. The dark bags I saw under his eyelids had circled the entire eye making it appear sunken

MOONFYRE PACKSERAPHINE'S POV“I am speaking to you, have you suddenly gone dumb?” Mireya started laughing. “I can see you are still trying to look for Ronan, you deceive yourself.”My tongue suddenly became too heavy for me to lift, words totally evading me. Ronan was not the only person in prison, so I realised. There was also Mireya, lounging in the most guarded prison in the northern Kingdom. I never expected Mireya to put a call across, not after everything she had done to us, not after the threat she made to me before I left the prison the other day.“Why are you calling Mireya? I have no business with you and until I have been able to successfully gather evidence, you have no right to reach out to me.”“Oh really,” she chuckled. “You still think you have the power now, Seraphine? You think I ought to respect you now because you still managed to climb back the ladder of success, which was never fitting of you. I will come back to that pack and I will take my rightful position. Do

RUNE Stella was ready to tell the truth. I could see this in the fear in her eyes, but there was something greater than this fear. Just when I moved closer to her and gave her water to quench her thirst, she started beating around the bush again. "You already told me you found Raven in the market and I responded by telling you there was no market whatsoever. Go straight to the point now. Or do you not value your head?" "I'm trying to tell the truth. There was no market indeed. I actually saw Raven in the forest, her little girl was strapped to her back, and she had a small bag on her left shoulder."I stiffened up with interest. "Which forest is that?" I questioned. "Tell me now. Is she still going to be there?" That was when she began prevaricating. "Raven appeared disgruntled and tired, and I offered her a drink of water." "Well, that's kind of you. Were you able to get her to tell you where she was heading to" "That is the problem, my lord. Raven would not speak to me or we

SERAPHINE’S POVI half-ran, half-walked, gliding through the dark, stuffy, and silent passageway of the castle dungeon. My skin was on fire, my heart palpitating with a force so intense it could rip my chest in two. If there were no such thing as third-chance mates, I would have believed that my wolf was leading me to the new love interest the moon goddess had chosen for me.“You are moving too fast, your Highness. Is everything okay?”I opened my mouth to give Martin a response, but my wolf decided against it, propelling me further down the slimy, sticky stairs until we reached the cluster of cells reserved for rogues.“You said you held the prisoner somewhere,” I asked Martin, scanning the titanium cages and the gargantuan padlocks used to keep vicious wolves in check. “Where is he?”“He's right there,” Martin answered, pointing to the cluster of cells on the left. I wasted no time stumbling behind him as he dashed toward the cell, which I noticed now had more than one lock.At first