Novel & Cerita A Love Reawakened: The Alpha's Regret

They had walked through the betrayal, through the heartbreak, through the lies, and through the debts. They had walked through it all to finally reach this point, and they were never going to let go of each other. They were destined to be with their love forever. And they wouldn’t let go. Never again. The End. Thank you all for reading ‘A slave to the alpha I rejected” . If you would like to stalk the author (aka me!), you can follow me on F******k @Paige.J Turner. I love you all. Thank you so much! And stay tuned for more stories coming soon.

I swallowed hard, fighting the primal urge to claim them right then and there. “You’re so tempting,” I muttered under my breath, my control thinning. How could one woman embody such perfection? Her eyes flickered, mirroring the storm within me. She was fighting it too—I could see it, the same desperate restraint. “I’m sorry, Alpha,” she whispered, pushing gently at my chest. “We… we shouldn’t be doing this.” A deep frown etched across my brow. My lips curved into something between a smirk and a snarl. “It seems you’re forgetting something.”

I wanted to say that I was too but I felt like he was talking about something else entirely and I would miss the mark if I replied so I just smiled. “Where did you go this morning?” “Pack business,” he muttered. “It was very tedious and I missed you.” I learned recently that he was alpha. Which meant I was the luna, did it not? But I did not feel the Luna bond. Maybe it was because I did not have the connection? Because I didn’t have the memories and I was physically not well too? But it was weird. I wanted to get my mind off of that so I asked, “What did she whisper to you?”

Sunlight sliced through the curtains. Alexander stirred first. He blinked, confused, then turned—and saw her. Melodie lay beside him, hair fanned out, eyes closed. Then it all came back. The garden. The kiss. The truth. The child. His body stiffened. --- Melodie’s eyes opened slowly. “You’re already regretting it.” “I...” He sat up. “Last night was real. But this morning...” Her voice was steady. “You want me to pretend it never happened.”

Because equality wasn’t something I had ever been offered. Only taken. Or denied. And now… Here it was, standing in front of me. Wearing confidence like armor. I studied him carefully. Every movement, every breath, every detail, trying to find the flaw. But all I found… was control Far away… An Alpha was searching for the woman he lost. Regret was beginning to settle into bones that once carried only pride. But here? In the quiet aftermath of blood and victory… In the rising shadow of something new, a different kind of king had already found her.

A pull, a bond. A recognition so violent it stole my breath. Him. He was my real mate. The one stolen from me. Alpha Draven leapt onto the platform, slaughter in his eyes. “Unchain her!” he roared. “Touch her again and I burn this kingdom to ash!” Warriors hesitated. No one moved. He reached me himself, hands shaking as he tore at the restraints. “Mate… mate…” His voice broke now, softer, desperate. “I’m here. I’m here now. I will protect you. Nothing will happen. Look at me… I have been trying to find your for years..”

The morning I signed those papers with bleeding hands while Marissa watched with that satisfied smile. It took three pages. I didn't rush it. Five years. That was what I had. Five years before Ivan's betrayal, before Marissa, before the plane and the open door and the cold air and the fall. The question was never whether to use them. The question was how. I turned to a clean page. And without hesitating, without softening it, without writing a single extra word I didn't need, I drafted a divorce letter. Clean, legal, final. Addressed to Alpha Ivan of the Nightshade Pack.

She forced herself to say, she felt her cheeks heating up more than before. "And..." Before she could continue, she was halted by him. "Stop!" His face was now wearing a look of disgust, those tender looking gaze he had stared at her was now gone and was replaced by a gruesome look. Why the sudden change she thought to herself? "I, Alpha Kai of the Lycan pack reject you as my mate!" Karen unexpectedly heard those words of rejection shattering down her soul, breaking her heart into pieces. Worst of all was the hatred his eyes bore as he peered straightly into hers and said those words of rejection. She stood there in her own agony as she watched the handsome young man that she had been attrac

To my horror, Lena wore a cruel smile, reveling in the chaos she had caused. Unable to tear my eyes away, I watched as the Alpha abruptly turned, his grip tight on Lena's arm. In an instant, their lips collided in a passionate kiss, as if their connection was something I had merely imagined. The sight was a dagger to my wounded heart, a painful confirmation of the shattered love I held for the man standing before me. The burning sensation on my face jolted me back to reality. My hand instinctively rose to touch my cheek, feeling the fiery imprint left by the Alpha's slap. The physical pain mirrored the torment I felt inside, a searing reminder of the betrayal and heartbreak I now bore.