All Chapters of Triplet Alpha’s Regret: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

The phone in Mason's hand suddenly slipped and fell to the floor.On the screen, the call duration continued to tick upward.The bedroom fell into a silence so complete you could hear a pin drop.He felt like he had misheard something.What did it mean, how could Olivia possibly come back?His breathing quickened, his heartbeat thundering in his ears.It was as if a string in his mind had suddenly been stretched to its limit, about to snap at any moment.Mason's mind went blank for a while before he picked up the phone."I don't think I understand. What did you just... say?"The voice on the other end seemed to grow more distant.That mental string finally snapped."Others might not understand. But you, Alpha, how could you not understand?""That top-secret 10-year Beta Wolf Enhancement research mission.""Hunter was originally supposed to participate in this project, but I heard that because your sister Scarlett didn't want to be separated from her brother, you specifically removed Hu

Mason opened and closed his mouth several times before he could make a sound.As if to comfort himself, he repeated Scarlett's words:"She'll... she'll come back eventually."She's a grown woman. She won't get lost."Hunter's eyes were blood-red, misting over with tears.His hand trembling uncontrollably, he suddenly grabbed Mason's collar."She left with Derek!"I checked the military camp's security footage. She was pulling her suitcase, following Derek!"Ethan's voice trembled more and more violently as he tightened his grip on Mason's collar, almost cutting off his breath."Do you understand? She left with Derek!"You know what Derek was going to do, don't you? Don't you?!"Mason's breathing became labored, but he forgot to move.After the immense fear and despair, all that remained was an endless, bottomless bewilderment.How could he not know what Derek was doing?As the Pack's Alphas, they had personally reviewed and confirmed the list of participants for the ten-year confidenti

I left the research institute twelve years later.The Beta Wolf Enhancement program development was a complete success, with many Beta level warriors suppressing the rogue wolves who had waged war so recklessly.That day, I attended the release conference with my fellow researchers and mentors.Many werewolves came to the venue voluntarily, emotional and tearful with gratitude.That day also happened to be the anniversary of my parents' sacrifice.Now, my efforts could help stop wars and bring peace.Perhaps in the underworld, my parents could finally rest in peace?I accepted the flowers from the werewolves and interviews from the swarming reporters.In the crowded scene, my gaze suddenly collided with a familiar pair of eyes.Across the surging crowd, I abruptly saw Mason in the distance, with Ethan and Hunter accompanying him.After twelve years without seeing them, they had begun to age, just like me.They were all over forty now.Ethan had fine lines around his eyes, and Hunter's

At thirty-seven, Derek and I became mates after years of working side by side in the research institute. Derek had always been protective of me, even more so after we mated. When we discussed having children, his brow furrowed with concern."Olivia, werewolf pregnancies are risky even for younger females," he said one night. "I can't risk losing you. I've watched you nearly die too many times during our missions."His eyes, usually so confident, held a vulnerability I rarely saw. I knew he was remembering the time a rogue wolf had nearly torn out my throat during a weapons test gone wrong."We have other options," I told him, squeezing his hand reassuringly.We visited several pack orphanages before we found her—a tiny newborn with silver-blonde hair and bright green eyes. "She's the one," he whispered. We named her Lily.When Lily turned three, I organized a birthday celebration. Nothing extravagant—just a gathering with other pack children, some fellow researchers, and Derek's fami

I remembered that heavy snowfall from so long ago, the day my parents died. The not-yet-twenty-year-old Mason who had held me tightly against his chest, his own tears falling into my hair as he promised me I wasn't alone."As long as your brothers are here, Olivia, you'll always have a home."Years of memories, looking back, seemed like nothing but a distant dream—the good ones and the painful ones alike."I remember," I said softly, not even sure if he could hear me. "I remember when you three took me sledding at Wolf Ridge. And how you threatened Tommy Walker when he pushed me down at school."Mason's eyes filled with tears. He tried to nod."I remember how you read to me when I was scared during thunderstorms," I continued, the words coming unbidden now. "And how you taught me to drive, even though I crashed your new car into that fence."His face was ashen gray now, his breathing becoming increasingly labored. The nurse hovered nearby, clearly concerned by the numbers on the monito