All Chapters of Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

(Aurora's POV)Four years. Four years of loyalty, sacrifice, and devotion reduced to this moment.I gripped the steering wheel of my car until my knuckles turned white, watching the scene unfold before me. The luxury den that Alexander bought for me for our mating ceremony sat on the edge of pack territory—a place that was supposed to be our retreat. Now it was the stage for his betrayal.Alexander emerged from the den first, his powerful frame silhouetted against the setting sun. Even from this distance, I could recognize the relaxed set of his shoulders, so different from the rigid posture he always maintained around me.Then she appeared. Ivy Lawrence. The Beta's daughter.My stomach clenched as she stumbled slightly on the porch, her delicate features pulling into an exaggerated pout. "Alex, my paws still hurt from shifting," she whined, her voice carrying on the evening breeze.What happened next felt like a knife twisting in my chest. Alexander—my mate, the future Alpha of

The tension at our table was palpable as Alexander and I locked eyes across from each other. Ethan Gray cleared his throat awkwardly, clearly sensing he'd been caught in something he hadn't intended."Alexander," Ethan said, standing up with practiced ease. "I was just discussing pre-mating agreement with Aurora."Alexander's amber eyes narrowed dangerously. "Were you now?"The possessive note in his voice surprised me. He had no right to jealousy, not when Ivy Lawrence's scent still lingered on his skin."The pre-mating agreement," I clarified, sliding the folder toward Alexander. "Apparently I signed away all rights to our shared territories if I initiate bond severance."A satisfied smirk tugged at Alexander's lips. "Good of you to remind her, Ethan."Ethan's gaze flickered between us, his steel-gray eyes revealing nothing of his thoughts. "Just doing my job as pack enforcer. I should get going."With a respectful nod to both of us, Ethan made his exit, leaving me alone with

"Alexander," I said, meeting his gaze steadily, "I need to tell you something important."The forest clearing suddenly felt too small, the moonlight too bright. My heart pounded against my ribs as I prepared to reveal the secret I'd carried for three years."What is it?" Alexander's voice was impatient, his amber eyes still cold with anger from my slap.I took a deep breath. "It's about why I haven't been able to give you an heir. I—"The urgent howl of Alexander's phone cut through the night air, interrupting my confession. His expression shifted from irritation to concern as he quickly checked the message."Alexander Blackwood," he answered sharply.I could hear the frantic voice of Eva Dawnrunner, his assistant, through the speaker. Her normally calm tone was replaced with panic."Alpha heir, it's Ivy Lawrence! She's in critical condition from the wolf wine poisoning! The healers say her blood is rejecting the treatment!"Alexander's face paled. Without another word to me, h

(Aurora's POV)I woke to a pounding headache that felt like silver daggers stabbing behind my eyes. The sunlight filtering through the curtains was unbearably bright, making me groan and pull the covers over my head."Finally awake, sleeping beauty?"Ruby's voice was unnecessarily cheerful as she entered my bedroom carrying a steaming mug. The scent of healing herbs wafted toward me—her special hangover remedy."What time is it?" I croaked, my throat dry as sandpaper."Almost noon," Ruby replied, setting the mug on my bedside table. "You've been out since Ethan dropped you off."Memories of the previous night flooded back—the bar, the wolfsbane whiskey, Ethan carrying me to his car. I groaned again, this time from embarrassment rather than pain."Alexander was here," Ruby added cautiously, watching my face for a reaction.I sat up too quickly, making the room spin. "What? When?""Around three this morning. He came for his ceremonial robes."My stomach clenched. "Did he... see

(Alexander's POV)I stared at the yellowed fertility assessment report in my hands, reading it for what must have been the twentieth time since discovering it. The harsh medical terminology blurred before my eyes, but the conclusion remained brutally clear: "Severe damage to reproductive system. Pregnancy highly improbable."Three years. Aurora had carried this burden alone for three years.I slumped into the leather chair in my private office, away from curious pack eyes. The empty bottle of wolfsbane whiskey on my desk attested to my attempts to dull the revelation's sting."Alpha heir?" Eva Dawnrunner's voice came through the intercom. "The council members are asking about Luna Aurora's absence.""Tell them she's attending to her grandmother," I replied automatically."And the mate bond severance papers that arrived this morning?"I growled low in my throat. "File them. Tell no one.""As you wish, Alpha heir."The fertility report trembled in my hands. Aurora's question fro