All Chapters of Alpha's Regret: Omega's Cursed Mate : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Chapter 22: Mine to wreckVIKTOR'S POV I sat across from Ariel, my eyes darkening at the glorious sight of her perfect naked body. I cast a glance at the remote in my hand, the one she didn’t know existed yet. But she was about to find out.She should have been afraid. Instead, she looked like she was anticipating what I was going to do. And that stirred something primal in me.I took my time, torturing her with the silence, memorizing every sinful curve. Her taut, reddened nipples begged for attention, making my mouth water.My grip tightened around the remote, keeping myself from going over to feel the softness in my hands. From tasting her. From claiming what wasn’t mine to touch.As an Alpha, I was supposed to be in control. I couldn’t let this little wolf take that from me. I was here to punish her, not to be punished by her. I told myself that. Lied to myself. But it didn’t seem to help.I watched her squirm with every tiny movement I made, savoring the power. The way her body

Chapter 24: Freedom ARIEL'S POVI ran out of Alpha Viktor's private parlor like I was on fire, biting my lip hard to keep the tears from spilling.One moment, he was giving me the most intense pleasure I’d ever felt—and then… he kissed me.It wasn’t like Rhyder’s kisses, the kind that were slow and sometimes feel forced. Viktor’s kiss was different. It was raw. Urgent. Every shred of it laced with impatience, like there was something he couldn’t say out loud, something he needed me to feel instead.I hadn’t seen it coming. Not at all.And I thought I’d hate it.But I didn’t.How do you hate something that consumes you? Something so raw and addictive it leaves you aching for more, even when shame wraps around your insides like chains? I knew I shouldn’t want it. I knew better.I belonged to someone else.My heart wasn’t supposed to stutter for another man. Especially not him.But that was before he looked at me like I was nothing. Before he treated me like some worthless slut. Before

Chapter 26: My chains ARIEL'S POVI blinked up at the Alpha, confused by his question.His frown deepened."I asked a question," he said, his voice lower than before.How unpredictable could one man be? One moment he looked like seeing me hurt broke him, and the next he was back to being cold again. It was like trying to read a storm—you never knew if the winds would blow warm or tear everything apart."A wolf. An omega wolf," I stuttered, unsure of what he really meant.He hissed, clearly not satisfied with my answer. I blinked back my tears."Do you usually heal this fast?" he asked, pointing at my shoulder.I looked over at the wound on my left shoulder; the one the rogue had inflicted. It was healing already. It wasn’t the first time cuts on me had closed up faster than expected for an omega.So his reaction didn’t surprise me anymore. I had been confused by myself too, sometimes. But I figured I was just lucky to have a strong immune system. That had to be a good thing."The las

Chapter 28: Every time ARIEL'S POVI was still recovering from the rogue attack, and now, something even more terrifying had appeared.I wanted to shift, to give myself a better chance of fighting. But then it shook itself violently again, freezing my bones. Another attempt to break free from the chain… and somehow, it stirred something in me besides fear.Pity.Unlike the rogue yesterday, there was this faint, ridiculous urge to help it instead of fight it. That didn’t make sense. I couldn’t understand why. But I’d be a fool to listen to such an instinct in a moment like this. Maybe it was hypnotizing my mind.A wave of dread washed over me at the possibility.Then it bared its fangs, just like in my dream, and began to approach with calculated slowness.I swung my joke of a weapon at it. It suddenly felt like I’d shown up to a gunfight with a fork. I was painfully outmatched. Still, it was better to fight and die than not fight at all.It growled again, fangs flashing, and surged

Chapter 30: Favorite distraction VIKTOR'S POV“The pack hospital? For what?” the little bunny asked. I caught the faint pink on her cheeks when I called her that. She pretended not to like it, but she did. What I had actually meant to call her was a swan—but that might have sounded like an insult. Elegant and fragile to the eye, but with the fury to break bones if you dared to test her.Last night, and the incident with the scent changer, were proof of that. I had already requested books on special wolves. They should’ve arrived by the time we got back.The gate creaked open as I drove out of the pack compound.“Didn’t you fall off the swing last night?”From the corner of my eye, I saw her brows knit together. I might’ve just shot myself in the foot. If she was smart, she’d start connecting the dots.“I… I did. But—how did you know? You weren’t there.”My grip tightened on the steering wheel. I gave her a brief glance, the edge of my lip lifting slightly. I was right there.“Informa