All Chapters of Alpha's Regret After I Died : Chapter 301 - Chapter 310

Liz’s POVThe hall was full. Alphas, Lunas and Betas from packs all over the lands stood shoulder to shoulder, their voices growing louder with every second we made them wait.Arthur stood beside me, his face unreadable, but I could feel him through the bond. The guilt and rage eating away at him. A tall Alpha pushed through the noise, his eyes hard on Arthur. “Tell us what the hell is going on.”Arthur didn’t move. “As soon as the others arrive, I will.”“That isn’t good enough,” another Alpha snapped. “You called us here in the middle of the night after an attack on the royal city and won’t tell us why?”A Luna near the back hugged her arms around herself. “Where are our children?”“I will..” Arthur started to say, but I grabbed his arm, stopping him. He looked at me, his eyes searching mine.I could feel his need to stand there as The Alpha King and command the room to listen to him. But this wasn’t the time for that. These weren’t warriors waiting for orders.They were parents.A

Liz’s POVI told myself not to follow them. I knew in my heart that there was nothing I could say or do that would take their pain away or bring their child back to them. But my feet began to move before I could stop them. My wolves need to go after them was strong, and I was too tired to fight her, because I knew what it was like to lose a child. Sure, I never got to hold mine, but it didn't mean its life was any less important. I knew what it felt like to have love ripped away from you.Arthur’s hand closed around my arm.I stopped, but I didn’t look at him. My eyes stayed on the doors the Alpha had carried her through, on the empty space they left behind, and the guilt inside me twisted harder. Their son was dead because Lumian wanted to hurt Arthur.No.Their child was dead because Lumian wanted me. “Liz,” Arthur said quietly.I finally looked at him.His face was calm, but I could feel the truth through the bond. He was holding himself together in front of everyone, forcing hims

Robert’s POVThe second the words left my mouth, every eye in the courtyard turned on me. I had known they would.I had stepped out of the shadows, knowing exactly what they would see when they looked at me. Not a man trying to help or someone who had once tried to protect Liz in the only weak, useless ways I had known how.They saw Blackthorn.They saw Lumian.They saw the Beta who had stood beside him for years.I would have hated me too. Arthur's eyes filled with rage the second they saw me, his wolf flashing through them. I swallowed deep, forcing my heart to stay steady. I looked past Arthur, seeing Liz standing there, pale and shaking, her eyes locked on me like she didn’t understand how I could be here. Or maybe she did. Maybe she had already guessed the army had dragged me back from the punishment barracks, the second Lumian showed his face.“Robert,” Hearing her say my name still hurt.Not because there was hope in it.There wasn’t.It hurt because I remembered every time s

Frank’s POVThe courtyard was still full of noise, but none of it stayed with me.Orders were being shouted. Warriors were moving. Parents were crying into each other while guards tried to clear a path through the mess Lumian had left behind, and I was meant to be helping. I was meant to be thinking about the army, the gates, the children, the hour we had been given before another life was ripped apart.But all I could see was gold.Liz’s hands glowing as that light poured out of her.I’d seen that magic before my heart knew that magic because it belonged to my bloodline.To my pack.The Sun Wolves.The noise in the courtyard disappeared completely, and I was no longer standing in the middle of a kingdom preparing for war. I was a boy again, watching my mother stand beneath the morning light with gold burning around her hands.She used to tell me our magic was not like witchcraft. It was not taken from the world. It was born from it. From the sun, from the wolf, from the blood that ran

Robert’s POVI kept my eyes on Lumian, not the hybrids around me. They were close enough that I could hear the wet sound of their breathing, but I didn’t look. If I looked, I would look scared, and my chance to do something good would be over before it started.Lumian’s eyes burned into mine.“Why are you here?”I took a step forward. The hybrids growled, the sound rolling around me so loud it nearly swallowed my words. “I came to see you.”His head tilted to one side as he studied me.I breathed in through my nose, trying to find the scent of the children, but there was nothing. No crying. No small bodies hidden close by. Nothing for my wolf to grab onto and follow.Lumian’s eyes dropped to my neck for a second.Then he nodded.Dust lifted around us as the hybrids vanished, leaving me alone with him.That should have made me feel better.It didn’t.His eyes were darker now, the veins in them shifting under the skin. Hunger crossed his face, quick and ugly. I stayed where I was.“They’