All Chapters of Alpha's Regret After I Died : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

My hand brushed against the thick fur, still warm with rage, and I felt him shift. Bones snapped, fur rippled, and muscle and skin realigned beneath my touch. And then he was there.He fell into me the moment his body returned to its human form. No pause or breath between. Just raw emotion crashing into me.“I was scared I’d lose you,” he said, voice cracking as he buried his face against my shoulder. His arms were around me tightly.I held him.“What are you doing?” Arthur’s father. His voice was Angry.I looked up at him. His eyes were wild, furious, locked on his son. “We brought you here to kill it,” he snapped, turning towards Melissa. “Now finish it.”Finn walked up and handed Arthur a blanket without a word. Arthur didn’t even look at him, just took it and threw it over his shoulders and stood up, turning towards his father. “She is not evil,” Arthur said. His voice was filled with rage “She is my mate.”“No one else can see this thing you’re talking about,” Philip growled. “Y

Liz’s POVThe room was silent.Melissa’s words still echoed in my head.“They were wrong.”Arthur was still holding my hand. I felt the way his grip on it changed, like he finally saw the way forward.“Then do it,” he said. “Break the curse.”Melissa didn’t answer right away. Her eyes moved back to my body, calculating.Then, slowly, she nodded.“I can’t undo it in here with all of you,” she said. “Valtora isn’t a simple curse, it was never meant to be broken. If I’m going to tear it apart, I need space. Silence. Power untouched by distraction.”Arthur stood taller beside me. “Tell us what you need. We’ll make it happen.”Melissa’s gaze didn’t shift. “Clear this room. Only I stay. No one breathes the same air as this spell unless they want to risk ripping her soul apart with agonising pain that will show no mercy.”Arthur bristled. I could feel it, he didn't trust to leave her alone with me.“No,” he said. “I’m not leaving her.”Melissa turned her head slowly toward him, eyes gleamin

Liz’s POVThe world was loud.Every sound scraped against my skull, the crackling of broken glass, my own breathing, Arthur’s heartbeat against mine. I could feel everything. The cold stone beneath me. The fabric of his shirt clutched in my fingers. The tightness in my chest as I tried to pull in another breath.I was back.Alive.Arthur was holding me like I was the only thing keeping him upright.My throat burned when I spoke. “Is this real?”He nodded, eyes shining with tears. “You’re here,” he said with so much joy in his voice. “You’re really here.”I leaned into him, letting the warmth of his body ground me. I’d been cold for so long, even warmth felt foreign now.Cecilia knelt beside us, her hand hovering like she wanted to touch me but wasn’t sure if she should.I gave her a soft smile, but it didn’t quite reach my eyes. They all thought it was over, that I was safe now. Alive.And I wanted to believe that, too.But something was wrong.I didn’t feel… right. Not like I had be

Arthur’s POVIt felt like a blade to the chest.Those words. “You’re living, but you’re not fully alive.”I didn’t know what I was expecting Melissa to say, but it wasn’t that. Not when Liz was sitting right there in front of me. Alive.But now that I knew, I couldn’t unsee it.The way her shoulders slumped, as if she were holding up something too heavy. She sat so still, but her body twitched and shook slightly, and her eyes were not full of life; they didn't shine at all, they were dull and lifeless. How had I not noticed this sooner?I clenched my fists at my sides, fighting the urge to grab Melissa by the collar and shake a better answer out of her.Melissa’s eyes stayed locked on Liz.“The curse is broken,” she said, her voice even. “Her body is no longer frozen in time.”I frowned. “I don’t understand. Isn’t that what we wanted?”Melissa turned to me slowly. “No. What you wanted was for her to live.”“She is alive.”“No,” she said. “She’s existing. That’s not the same.”I felt

Arthur’s POVI stood in my office with my father, Frank, and Cecilia. Finn had already gone to get everything ready for our trip. The weight of Melissa’s words curled deep in my chest.“She’s dying,” I said. “Her body’s failing. The curse kept her frozen… now it’s unravelling her. The only way I can save her is by taking her to the rain tribe.”Silence overtook the room. No one knowing what to say., We had already been through so much.My father stepped forward. I was expecting him to protest, to tell me that she wasn't worth it. He just stared at me, then looked down at the floor like the air had been sucked from his lungs.“You’ll take her to the Rain Tribe,” he finally said. “Right away.”I nodded.“I’ll stay here,” he said. “Manage the kingdom. You don’t worry about us—you worry about her.”Frank placed a hand on my shoulder. “I’ll be here too. Anything you need.”Their voices were steady. But I saw it in their eyes. They were scared. They just didn’t want to show it.Then Cecili