Semua Bab ALPHA, I'll BE YOUR REGRET: Bab 241 - Bab 250

BRIDGET“Gabe!” My eyes snapped open, the haze vanishing in an instant.My hands flew to my mouth as I stared at the man sprawled on the floor. He wasn’t moving.Was he… dead? The sheer force behind Gabe’s punch earlier make it possible.“Oh no… You killed him. Y-you-"Before I could finish, Gabe seized my hand. “What the hell are you doing here? I’ve been looking everywhere for you. I tried calling, but not once did you pick up." His eyes burned into mine.I’d left my phone in my car.“Why are you looking for me?” I snapped, the words slipping out before I could stop them.The muscle in his jaw tightened. “Because you walked out before we even finished talking this evening and I’m not done yet.”“We’re finished. Just leave before anyone sees this. You ruined everything, Gabe. You ruined my night, and you… You killed this man. Gosh, I swear you’re going to jail.” My words tumbled out, slurred at the edges as panic clawed at my chest.“Did you drink earlier? How much?” Gabe demanded ins

BRIDGETShit.“Give it back to me." I dropped the tissue and marched toward Velmara.But she easily sidestepped me, holding the paper high and out of reach.“How did you even get him to agree to be tested?" Her voice laced with disbelief. “No. That’s not what you think. It isn’t his-"“Of course it is,” Velmara cut me off sharply. “It has the Pack Hospital’s stamp and the doctor’s signature who also happens to be Irene’s trusted confidant. Every single detail written right here.”“Please," I exhaled shakily, dragging my fingers through my hair in pure frustration.Stupid.I was so damn stupid.I should’ve hidden the paper the moment I finished rereading it. But my reckless habit had to drag me straight into the pit. Ever since I got the results from the hospital, I hadn’t once managed to fold it back or put it away. For days, I’d been reading it over and over again, as if by staring long enough, the words might somehow change and prove I’d misread them the first time.She’d already r

TESSAAfter returning from our honeymoon, Frederick and I returned to our duties. He resumed his role as Alpha, while I did my best to embrace the new responsibilities that came with my position. I had known it would keep me busy, but I hadn’t realized just how consuming it would be. Every hour of my day seemed spoken for, leaving me only a handful of hours to sleep and even fewer to spend with my mate or myself.“Tessa, the representative of the She-wolf of the pack would like to see you to discuss something,” Marina’s voice called from the doorway of my office.“Yes, please ask her to wait. I’ll meet her once I’m finished with this document.”Marina stepped further into the room. “If I’m not mistaken, you’ve seen this woman before. Why is she back again? Is she dissatisfied?” She crossed her arms, a note of exasperation in her tone. “Tessa, if possible, you should settle matters like these in a single meeting. It’ll save time for both you and them. From what I’ve observed over the

TESSAI see his face again. That man who once forced his marks onto me. This time, he’s smiling. His eyes burn red, the same shade as the blood he’s consumed. Zade. With only one of his arms remaining; the other was torn apart by my wolf Aurora. But even that doesn’t stop him.With a stride full of purpose, he steps closer. Too close to me. The air tightens in my lungs until it feels like I’m drowning.Too close…Then, my eyes snap open. And the familiar ceiling of my room comes into view. Sweat trickles down my temple, and I realize that was just a nightmare.“Bad dreams?” Frederick’s voice draws me back. I turn toward him and relief floods through me the moment I see his face beside mine. Slowly, I push myself up to sit, facing him.“I saw Zade again,” I whisper, raking my fingers through my damp hair. “Goddess, I don’t think I’ll ever be able to get him out of my mind.”Frederick reached for the glass on the nightstand and handed it to me. I took it with shaky fingers and downed

VELMARAI dabbed another bead of sweat from my temple with a tissue, my gaze fixed on the table before me. The fine, pale powder from the capsule lay there, the drug no sane person should ever use on another. Yet Odette had managed to inject a heavy dose of it into Gabe’s system. No wonder his behavior had changed so drastically. Watching him now, twisted by its effects, I couldn’t help but feel a pang of pity. If only there had been a gentler way to make him see the truth. But reasoning with him was no longer an option.This morning, Atlas and I had decided it was time to act. We knew Gabe would be visiting Odette again today, so we reached the prison before he could. Our first stop was her cell. After Atlas slipped the guard a bribe to make him leave and conveniently left the key behind, we began.The conversation with Odette, however, was a disaster from the start. As expected she refused to admit anything, every word out of her mouth was a calculated lie. So with no other choice,