All Chapters of The Alpha’s Regret: Chasing Back His Heiress Wife : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Yara PovThe car slowed down after driving for some minutes. From afar, I could hear the music blasting from the speakers.My brows furrowed slightly.What kind of party is this?I had expected an elegant and rich party, but from the sounds coming from the speakers, I wasn’t so sure anymore.I tilted my head slightly towards Malaki, who had turned the car off. “What kind of party is this, Beta Malaki?” I asked, my voice laced with curiosity.A grin spread across his face. He glanced out the window, then back at me, his eyes hiding some mischief I never knew he had.“You’ll know when we get inside, Young Miss.” He chuckled. “Just relax. I won’t hurt you.”I rolled my eyes, but a small smile tugged at my lips.Hurt me? I knew he wouldn’t.A moment later, we climbed out of the car, then strode towards the entrance of the hall. From afar, I could already see people going in and out, some in their wolf forms and some dressed simply but beautifully.Somehow, curiosity soon crept into my che

Yara Pov “What?! She is also contesting for the Gamma position?!” Catherine and my voices echoed at the same time. Our eyes met, then instantly, we both turned sharply to stare at Elder Steven. Elder Steven’s face was blank. His eyes widened as they moved between our faces, and his lips parted slightly. My fist clenched by my sides as I waited for him to answer my questions. How come Catherine was also contesting for the Gamma position? Besides, I didn’t even consider it a contest. I had always thought I just needed to train harder and prove myself worthy of this position. But now… What the heck is happening?! How come no one told me someone else would be contesting for the position? I breathed heavily through my nose, my eyes burning. Just then, Elder Steven came back to his senses. His lips twitched as he let out an awkward laugh. “Ah.” He exclaimed, “You both don’t know?” My lips pursed tightly. I slowly turned to Malaki, my eyes cold as I fixed my gaze on him. “Do you k

Yara PovGasps could be heard around me, but I didn’t turn. My eyes remained fixed on Catherine’s grey wolf as she mixed among the warriors.Her growls were just as fierce as her fangs dug into the throat of one of the rogues, tearing through its flesh. Blood splashed across her grey fur, but she didn’t stop. She released the dead rogue and immediately attacked another one, sinking her claws into its chest before ripping them out with enough force to send blood spraying into the air.My eyes narrowed slightly.I hadn’t expected her to join the fight.But this was also for the best. One more person meant more assistance. Besides, Catherine was right. She was strong. Very strong.A trace of admiration flashed through me as my eyes followed her agile grey figure. She moved quickly between the rogues and warriors, her claws striking without hesitation.The scent of blood thickened in the air. Screams and growls filled my ears, making my blood boil as I watched the warriors fight with ever

Yara PovCatherine walked in like she was part of my family. She dropped the flowers by the bedside table, then grinned at me.“Omegas have always been good with nature, so I asked an omega florist to pick a flower that would heal your wound faster,” she said, her voice spreading across the room.Something about her words made me suspicious. Catherine had never been this concerned about me before.I stared at her, my expression calm, like I was watching a performance.Maya looked at me, then at the flowers that were placed beside me. Her eyes held mockery as she slowly picked them up before turning to Catherine.“Miss Catherine is so kind. But we don’t need this here,” she said, her voice sharp and cold.The air in the room seemed to stiffen.Catherine glanced at the bouquet, then at Maya. Her brows furrowed.“What do you mean by this, Healer Maya?! I didn’t bring this to you, so why should you decide?!” she spat, her voice sharp, like she could pounce on Maya at any moment.My eyes t

Amir Pov The car stopped in front of a familiar place. I sat in the back seat of the car, my eyes fixed on the entrance of the Merck Pack sacred burial ground. This had always been the place where the members of the Merck bloodline were buried, including my father. My fingers tightened around my knees as my chest pounded against my ribs. So… Yara had really buried Anne here? I closed my eyes, breathing in and out and swallowing the sudden urge to rush out of the car. “Alpha, though I didn’t follow Luna to bury Anne, I overheard her conversation with the man. So I’m sure Anne was buried here.” My eyes darkened as I glanced at Healer Bruce, whose eyes were on the outside. My lips parted slightly, but I pushed down my curiosity. This wasn’t the first time I had heard about the man who had come to pick Yara up. The elders had told me that a man had driven her home after I saw the divorce papers. Now, Healer Bruce had also mentioned a man visiting Yara at the hospital. But