Todos los capítulos de ALPHA, I'll BE YOUR REGRET: Capítulo 171 - Capítulo 180

GABRIELShit. So she knew I’d been following her? It was too late to slip away now, Odette had already looked back. Just for a second but that glance told me everything, she saw me standing there. A flush of heat rushed to my face and I shifted back. I had only been in wolf form for a short while, so thankfully, my trousers remained on.For a moment, all I could do was stand there unsure of what to do next.I wanted to approach her and say something, but then I realized Odette wasn’t wearing anything.I kept my gaze firmly on the ground, and from the corner of my eye, I saw her move quickly toward a nearby tree. I waited until I heard the soft rustle of fabric. When I looked up, she stepped out with a loose dress now draped over her body.“Hey,” She said, taking a step toward me, a small smile curving her lips.I had braced myself for anger when she caught me following her. So when Odette met me with a soft smile instead, a wave of relief and something dangerously close to excitement

FREDERICKI couldn’t tear my eyes away from Velmara who was fully immersed in the ritual. The witch’s eyes remained shut throughout the process, one hand gripping Tessa’s and the other pressed firmly against the mark on her skin.The pressure in my chest is growing heavier by the minute. A part of me wanted to step in, to do something, but Velmara had been clear that any interference could sabotage the entire ritual. I didn't have any other option but to stay still and wait.A deep frown etched itself across her brow.Then, without warning, her eyes snapped open and she was thrown backward as if struck by an invisible force. She landed several feet away, her eyes were wide with horror as she stared at Tessa’s motionless form.“What happened?” I rushed to her side, dropping to my knees, my hand gripping her trembling shoulder. “Velmara, what did you see? Is Tessa alright?”She didn’t answer at first, still locked in shock.But based on the fear in her eyes, something had gone wrong.

TESSAThe taste of blood was so thick in my tongue. I was sure my wolf’s snout was now stained with the dark crimson. Zade's eyes widened in horror, his body standing limp with arms dangling uselessly at his sides. Except now, only one of those arms remained intact. “What...” He rasped, his voice strained. His throat gurgled as he swallowed, attempting to suppress the pain. He stared down at his severed wrist, eyes stretched wide with disbelief. “What did you just do to me? How dare you?”I wasn’t sure whether this attack would carry over once we returned to the physical world, if we ever did. We were still inside the strange void of whatever this place was. But one thing was clear; I had inflicted real damage and it would slow him down.“Don’t play games with me,” I warned.He could hear me perfectly, even though I spoke through my mind.Slowly, I could feel Aurora's presence brushing against mine, her spirit no longer completely entangled in his pull. Though the bond she felt tow

VELMARA“Goddess please, have mercy. Save me.” I wiped away the thin trail of blood trickling from my lips and nostrils. My chest rose and fell sharply as I uncorked a small vial and tipped its contents down my throat. The bitter liquid burned as it slid down, but I welcomed it. This is the potion I always took after a ritual, the one that helps me recover more quickly.Cold sweat ran down my temple. My legs trembled so badly that I had to press my shoulder against the nearest tree. I tilted my head back to stare at the silver moon hanging high above. We witches worship the same deity the werewolves do but unlike them, my kind had long abandoned spiritual practices. Centuries had passed since most witches had prayed and some of the most powerful among us had even dared to proclaim themselves as goddesses in their own right.But tonight for the first time in my life, I pray. Not for myself but for someone else’s safety.“This isn’t like me at all. Usually, when someone comes to me, I

TESSAConfusion washed over me as my gaze moved between Velmara and Frederick. They looked moments away from tearing into each other. Had I missed something? Why did they feel like rivals when we were supposed to be allies?I cleared my throat and tried to ease the tension. We’d already intruded on Velmara enough and the last thing I wanted was to turn her home into a battleground.“Hey,” I said softly, glancing at her. “Please don’t mind his words. He can be a bit moody sometimes.”Velmara blinked. Finally, she stepped aside, positioning herself beside me.“Frederick, shouldn’t we at least make a good impression before we leave?” I asked.He didn’t answer. I can tell that he was hiding something. But I decided not to push him now, I'll get the truth later.The hard line of his mouth softened and a polite mask began to slide back into place.I allowed myself a faint smile.It was still night and from where I stood, I noticed we were high on a hill with the forest sprawling endlessly i