All Chapters of Alpha's Regret: Chasing My Forsaken Luna: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

LoganThe woods had never felt so heavy. I had walked them a thousand times before, during hunts, during patrols, during quiet moments when I needed space from the weight of leadership.But that night, each step seemed to carry regret along with me. I couldn’t stop replaying the moment I had left Raven.She had just given birth, her body broken and tired, her eyes soft and pleading even though she hadn’t said the words aloud.And I walked out. Not because I wanted to, not because I thought she didn’t need me, but because the healers had pulled me away.The trees swayed above me, shadows long and restless in the evening light.I sat on a fallen log, elbows on my knees, my head low.My chest tightened each time I thought of her lying there, holding her child, and me not at her side. I had sworn never to abandon her, never to make her feel like Rune had, but my actions had told a different story.I muttered into the stillness, “Why did I go so fast? I should have stayed, even for a breath

Logan The cold chill ran down my body as a sting wind glowed through the forest line. I stood at the edge of the forest clearing staring at the faint flicker of torches. The villagers had begun to light up the little camp they had set up by the river side.I could only watch from afar. They had been so hopeful when I had come over but I knew that hope was going to be short lived. The healer’s words still echoed in my head like a curse I couldn’t shake off.A sacrifice must be made, Alpha. The gods demand balance. Life for life.My jaw tightened as I looked toward the small tents where the sick layed. Their weak groans carried through the stillness of the night, each one was like a dagger twisting in my chest. I felt helpless, useless watching my people who had once been filled with life barely clinging to what was left.The sickness was indeed getting worse and worse as the hour went by. But I could not make the decision. The gods had been silent, causing mayhem and now they wante

Raven The palace felt colder with each day that went by and I do not see Logan. He had promised he wouldn't never leave me. He had promised he would not abandon my child and I nutgebhsd left…with no explanation at all.He knew how thboavk felt about me, he was thbonkybone I could rely on in this place and now he had left me all alone. For thboadt few days I have been watching the door while holding my tiny bundle of joy in my arms waiting for his arrival. Whenever thbedoor opens I am alswsy excited thinking it's him but it never turns out to be him.I told myself not to cry. I had already done enough of that in this life. But the ache inside me was almost to much for me to bare. I never thought I would be so attached to anyone again in my life but with Logan it was different. It felt different. I felt safe with him. His scent still lingered in the room which was thbonkybthing that comforted me.He didn’t even tell me where he was going. I thought we agreed to be honest with one an

RuneI used to think I could pull through anything, that I was strong enough to survive anything.But nothing prepared me for longing.The silence that filled my heart was almost deafening. I felt empty The kind of empty that comes after too many failed failed attempts. too many times I thought I was close to her… only to find nothing.Raven. The echoes of her name made felt like a haunting dream.Every sunrise to sundown she is all I can think off. She has completely consumed my thought.I told myself I wanted her back because she belonged to me, because she was mine. But deep down, I knew it wasn’t that simple anymore.I needed to see her. To know she was alive. She was mine and I was so foolish to push her away.Now rh gods amhas tane her away from me as punishment and succumbed me into this mess I was today.I stood by the window, staring at the dark forest outside. It had been months since the last lead—a rogue trader from the northern border has swore he seen a woman matching R

Logan It was almost dawn when I arrived at the pack house. It was quiet like usual. With the ongoing tension at the ongoing tension at the northern border reducing due to the final attacks from the rogue wolves due to the fact winter was fat approaching the town seemed more lively.I knew th news about the cured village would soon reach the city of it had not already at least that would lift the spirit of the people.With the ongoing war and political tension it was understandable why the people were skeptical and fearful.For days I have been walking through the forest refusing and I was exhausted to my bones but I was also excited.Excited to see the woman I had been thinking of all through the trip. Raven.I rushed to her waters trying to make sure my footsteps wet as light as possible not wanting to make any noise to alert the house hold of my arrival.I pushed one her door, taking a deep breath as her scent filled my senses.Just her scent made me feel dizzy in a good way. My w