All Chapters of The Alpha's Regret : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

MABEL. TWO HOUR LATER —The underground arena buzzed with murmurs and cheers. The supreme elders sat on the pedestal, and the people sat in rows. My gaze swept through the crowd of people. They looked like a swarm of bees, buzzing so loudly when packed together in rows and rows of long benches. Drones flew around, capturing our faces, and some of the faces present among the crowd — for others who couldn't be present. I was standing on the thick sand area that stretched far east and west. There was a boundary of solid walls, plastered so neatly that it looked like a dam. Beside me were other alphas. Thirteen in total including me. I stood straight, watching as elder Bane rose to his feet, staring at our faces. The arena was dim with only light from the burning white bulbs mounted as poles at the boundary, and also hovering from the drones. There was a large screen introduced, displaying our faces for everyone to see. I stared at the screen just once and I caught sight of Beaumon

MABEL.“...Against Alpha Ozil of Howlpack.” It felt like cold water was poured on me. Alpha Jared and Ozil. Then the next would be me against Zachary. My fist clenched, and I slowly turned to the elders. Surprisingly, all three were staring at me. It was as if they were waiting for my reaction. I glanced away, then fixed my gaze on the two at the centre of the arena.I was staring at them, but I wasn't actually seeing them. My vision blurred through, just like I was seeing past their skin.I retracted my gaze. I almost forgot that I still possessed this ability. Could it be of any use on the battlefield? Fine then, I want to see just what Zachary could do to me. The fight between Jared and Ozil stretched on. They were equally matched, not until Jared took advantage of Ozil’s struggle with the dust that invaded his eyes. Jared defeated him, and Ozil had to withdraw. Jared smiled, bowed to the elders who in turn nodded at him. “Jared of Redthorn pack, passed.” “Ozil of Howlpac

MABEL. The first thing I felt was a splitting headache as I opened my eyes. I couldn't keep them open for long and I closed it back again, forcing my body up. My hands are on my head, the world rotating that I almost slipped, and fell back. I finally managed to keep my lids open. Lights rushed into my eyes, almost blinding me. It stung so hard that tears slipped out. I blinked them out, then let out a low croaky groan, taking in the look of where I was. All I remembered was hearing the elders announce that I advanced alongside Zachary, then everywhere went pitch black.“You are awake!” The familiar voice rang out so loud that my head literally cracked open. I hissed irritably. Kyra appeared before me, a smile on her face. Arlan was right behind her, but right now, I was more interested in what they were wearing. White gown with golden ropes at the waist.“W–what are you wearing?” Kyra stared at herself, then to Arlan.“Prayer dress,” Arlan said and my face went blank. “Miss Evi

MABEL. How …how did he get to know about that? “It's none of your business,” I deflected, then outstretched my hands again. “Hand over the necklace.” “They are not your parents. That simply means that you inherited the Alpha title of the Crescent Zenith pack.” “The necklace.” He sighed, then pivoted and made his way towards his bed while stretching his arms as if they had been dislocated. “I already told you,” he started, then stopped in his tracks. He craned his neck slightly. “I don't know where it is,” He completed. “But since you lost it in this room, we could as well search together. What do you say?” He said this all with his back facing me. I bit my lip so hard that it could bleed. Fine. I wouldn't leave this room without getting my hands on that necklace. Although the ritual had been destroyed, the necklace was still mine. Something my real parents left behind. And after one year was over, I would seal the bond again. I wouldn't let whatever shitty mate bond or emotio

MABEL.I believed that the names had been shuffled, but I actually never thought I would be called Second. “What now?” Zachary teased beside me. “Don't tell me you are scared of two ugly-looking bulls.” I glanced at him, looking him up and down, before I glanced away. I came down the waiting area, straight onto the sound, and walked slowly. I wasn't as confident as Ralph, who acted like the bull's presence was a normal occurrence in his pack. No. Each of my steps was laced in a cautiousness. The whispers sauntered through just like usual. The people only knew wrong: mock, praise, imagine big, judge without actually being on the field to have a test of it. “Ralph did it so easily, but it's obvious that this round is hard. I doubt your Luna would survive this round.” “Even though I don't have faith in her, why do you think I bet on Zachary? I only care about my riches, not some woman who doesn't know her place.” I tried harder to not listen to the voices, but they were too loud,