All Chapters of The Cursed Alpha's Regret : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Rodney.I had a bouquet of roses in one hand and a wrapped box with the newest version of the precious moonlit diamond necklaces in another as I entered our quarters. Hopefully, they would be enough to make Evie shut up about the Moon Omega. I was fed up of her bringing that up, crying and begging me to mark her. It was becoming so annoying.My eyes narrowed when I found bedroom empty. Evie was not in bed. That was new.“Evie?” I called out as I made my way inside. What game was she playing now?I strode into the bathroom and then went to the closet. There was no sign of her. Where was she? I tried to reach her via mind link in vain. Her scent was faint so I could tell she wasn’t nearby.Unable to find her, I descended the stairs and went to the kitchen where I found two maids gossiping. They bowed respectfully when they saw me.“Good evening Alpha.”“Where is Luna Evie?” I asked. Ever since I got married, I’d never had to ask for my wife’s whereabouts because she was always waiting

Rodney.The Dark Moon pack tried to resist but I tore through their warriors within minutes. Stepping over their bodies, I made my way towards the house they’d tried to prevent me from entering.Those who survived my wrath surrendered and watched me as I strode through their pack house, searching for the Moon Omega. It was hard to believe I’d finally found her after so many years. And to think she was so close this whole time. I went upstairs and kicked open the door that kept her hidden.A young woman with wavy blonde hair was standing near the window. She turned and smiled at me, her blue eyes glowing. She was very beautiful. I frowned. I had nearly wiped out her entire pack and she was smiling at me.There was this soft, beautiful energy radiating from her.She tilted her head. “Alpha Rodney?”I nodded.Her smile widened. “Honestly, you’re an idiot.”My warriors growled from behind me. Nobody spoke to me that way unless they wanted death. But for some reason, it didn’t annoy me. I

Rodney. The death of another servant didn’t horrify me. Instead, I stared at the frozen corpse lying at my feet and sighed. The young man who couldn’t have been older than twenty had delivered a report to me and I lost control when he accidentally mentioned another failed lead.My men had just finished following a new lead which had led to finding another woman who wasn’t the elusive Fireheart. I lost my temper and the stupid curse took over. Ice spread through the room and now the body was frozen on the floor.Nobody moved after seeing what I’d done. The warriors stood nearby looked terrified of me, by now everyone was scared but they were too chicken to leave the pack. They know I’d hunt them down and make them regret it.My wolf growled, feeling angry and frustrated. For five years, it had I felt the effects of the curse more than me. I hated the stupid curse and the constant pain it created inside my chest and heart.Everyone avoided my gaze, and mothers pulled their children aw

Rodney.The three bodyguards came at me, believing they could stop me. At first I let them have their fun.When one punched my jaw, I simply turned my head and looked at him. His eyes widened. He probably expected another reaction to his hard punch.I smiled. Tough luck, buddy.The second man lunged from my left and caught his wrist before the punch could touch me. With one twist of his arm, I sent him crashing shoulder-first into the pavement.I drove my fist into the stomach of the third bodyguard and he fell instantly. The street erupted into chaos as parents hurried children away and teachers shouted for everyone to move back.The first bodyguard recovered and charged again. I grabbed him by the collar and slammed him into a nearby wall, making him slide to the ground. The bodyguards finally understood that this wasn’t a fight they could win but they tried again. I struck the second man in the ribs and disarmed the third. Grabbing the weapon from his hand, I snapped it in half.

Evie. By the next morning, I was back to Crescent Pack. I was happy to arrive in the night because everyone was asleep and I didn’t have to deal with weird stares from them. Waking up in my old pack house brought back a lot of feelings I’d tried to bury. I remembered the lonely nights I waited up for Rodney, each time hoping he had not found the Moon Omega. I shoved those thoughts down and thought about Ethan. He had always been so nice that it was hard to believe he could force himself on the woman. The woman seemed pretty shaken when Rodney brought her to me but I wondered if it was because of Rodney. Perhaps he has threatened her into making a confession that turned Ethan into a villain. But the house she lived in belonged to him. It was disappointing to know he may not have been the nice guy I pinned him for. Clearly, I was meant to waste my life on bad guys. The Moon Goddess probably laughed whenever she saw how screwed up my love life was. When I woke up the next morning,