All Chapters of Alpha's Regrets: Hidden Lycan Queen : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Oliver Knox’s POV:I sat across from the Alpha of the Silver Moon Pack. His expression was noticeably more hostile than when we had first arrived, which was entirely understandable. His prized daughter was preparing to leave her home territory to follow a young warrior to another pack after a single evening. No parent would be thrilled about such a sudden departure.Following a brief, quiet discussion with Daniel, the Alpha stepped out into the corridor where Rhy and I were waiting. Daniel was undeniably a lucky guy—finding his fated match so effortlessly meant our expedition hadn't been a complete failure.At the very least, bringing back a newly matched couple meant my parents wouldn't have an immediate excuse to force me out on another pointless search.When the heavy doors swung open, Daniel and the Silver Moon Alpha emerged with genuine smiles. It was obvious that Daniel had successfully secured his future Luna's hand.We stayed in their territory for one more day before making o

Malory’s POV:A full month had slipped by, and the days blurred together in a swirl of intense study and vibrant life. I felt as though I had tumbled down a rabbit hole into a realm of endless discovery. Above all else, my favorite moments were those spent in Caspian's company.He was exceptionally quick-witted, possessing a sharp humor and an endless reservoir of fascinating stories about the realm. We could talk for hours without pause, though he held one boundary firm: he stubbornly refused to describe the woman he had loved in his past. I gathered that the memory carried a deep, quiet pain, so I never pressed him to open that door.My own healing had progressed remarkably. The sting of Oliver Knox’s rejection no longer held power over me. Though his cruel, dismissive words still echoed in my mind during quiet late-night moments, the terror was gone. Surrounded by people who valued my worth and offered unconditional affection, I found the strength to leave that dark chapter behind.

Caspian’s POV:I never imagined I would be fortunate enough to cross paths with Malory. She was like a priceless gem that had been lost to the dark—shattered into pieces, yet every fragmented surface radiated an undeniable, brilliant light. That was simply who she was. She refused to yield to adversity or retreat in the face of pain. No matter how cruelly life had treated her, she possessed a fierce, unyielding spirit. Yet when our paths first crossed, I could see that her gentle heart was suspended on the precipice of total collapse.Fortunately, fate allowed me to find her and earn her trust. Before long, our rapport deepened, until one day I was granted the immense honor of being welcomed into her inner world.Yet the details of her past filled me with a quiet, lethal fury. How could anyone in this world be so profoundly blind? To hold a treasure in their hands and deliberately shatter her to such an extent—if I ever discovered the identity of the fool who discarded her, I would ch

Malory’s POV:I could read his mind as easily as an open book. Anyone witnessing his sweet, vulnerable expression would know he desperately wanted to kiss me. And to be completely honest, my own heart was demanding the exact same thing. In that quiet, glowing twilight, I realized my feelings for Caspian had long transcended simple affection; it was a deep, passionate, and consuming love.When his lips met mine in that fierce, hungry kiss, I felt as though a fever had taken hold of my blood. My chest heaved, my breath coming in ragged gasps as the rising heat within my body threatened to ignite me from the inside out. We were hopelessly, irrevocably in love. To find a devotion so absolute was a rare and sacred treasure.I could feel the intensity of his soul bleeding into mine. In that sacred moment, the rest of the universe faded into nonexistence. There were no royal crowns, no lingering ghosts, no expectations—just the two of us, standing as absolute equals beneath the fading sun.H

Malory’s POV: Caspian froze, looking at me with a hilarious mixture of utter bewilderment and sudden hesitation. "Is... is this truly a good time? They won't have the palace guards throw me off the estate grounds, will they?" A bright laugh escaped my lips. It was fascinating to see how even the most fearless, battle-hardened military commander could turn hopelessly timid at the mere thought of confronting his partner's family. Had he known that the "relatives" residing inside were King Aldrich and Queen Elara, he probably would have passed out on the stone tiles right then and there. I offered him a sweet, reassuring wave, watching his sleek car pull out of the courtyard before heading into the main palace wing. Stepping through the grand archways, I couldn't wipe the silly grin off my face. In hindsight, it was probably for the best that Caspian hadn't lingered for dinner; my parents would ha