After She's Terminal The Alpha Regrets Novels & Stories

Alpha Regis's passing would ignite a power struggle, and Ryker's ambitions would be unstoppable. Elisa and Elijah rushed to the Alpha's chamber, their hearts heavy with grief. The door creaked open, revealing a scene that would haunt them forever. Alpha Regis lay motionless on his bed, his once-strong frame now still and pale. Elisa's legs buckled, and she collapsed beside him, cradling his hand in hers. Tears streamed down her face as she whispered, "Father... no, please don't leave me." Her body shook with sobs, mourning the loss of the man who had guided and protected her.

For the first time that I’m aware of, it looks like the infuriatingly entitled Alpha isn’t getting his way. Aaron’s eyes glass with tears that I know will never fall as he speaks through clenched teeth. “I, Aaron Kensington, as an Alpha, accept your rejection. I respect your choice and will not go against your will. I am no longer your mate, and I wish you peace.” My heart skips, stuttering as he grinds out his final promise. “Your heart, your soul, and your body are now eternally free.” With a snap, the bond between us shatters.

CHAPTER TEN For a long while, the room was swallowed by silence. Not the calm kind—but the suffocating kind that pressed heavily against everyone’s chest. The shock of the scene left everyone utterly dumbstruck. Who in the pack didn’t know the marriage history between Alpha Ryker Hale and his ex-Luna, Ember Valen? It was a story whispered in every corner of the territory, a tragedy etched into collective memory. Yet now, seeing the Alpha—who had barely spoken in three years—clinging tightly to the very woman he had once rejected, no one knew whether to laugh or cry.

I sensed pain, his words felt like they were coated with much more than pain from what happened to the maids. Was the Alpha alright? Justin stepped away from the crowd, returning back into the door he came from. I rushed towards him, my arm grabbed him before the doors could close. His muscles tensed a little, his fist clenched, raised in my direction before he could see me. “It's me.” His shoulder calmed. A wave of monetary excitement kicked in. “Maya. You're alive.” “Yes. I am. You look sad. Is something wrong with the Alpha?” “No. The gamma lost his mother. She was killed brutally. The Alpha is with him right now.”

‘No... no. I don't want to see it!’ Angela whispered, her heart pounding wildly as she stared at the darkened sky. She already knew what was coming. The bloodshed, the screams, the destruction that had shattered her life before it had even begun. ‘Alpha Orion, please let’s go from here.’ She whispered and squeezed her eyes shut, desperately willing the memory to change. She couldn't bear to witness her mother's death. ‘Take me away from here...’

She turned her head slightly, though her blind eyes did not quite meet mine, and yet it felt as though she was looking directly at me. “The girl is on the verge of collapsing,” she continued, her tone unchanged, “and yet you continue to throw words at her as if that will bring you understanding to what is truly going on. At the very least,” she added, “you can allow her to leave so that she may be properly attended to, because no matter what you believe, no matter what doubts still linger in your minds, you cannot deny what you have just witnessed. She released the power of an Alpha and you all recognise that, and within that power is also acceptance from the Late Alpha. She must have met hi

No one could resist the absolute pressure of his lineage. Meanwhile, at the edge of the altar, piercing screams and the sound of chaotic scuffling broke out. "God! Alpha Kaden has turned into an Omega in heat!"

Seventeen months mated, and Vera demanded we visit. "You've been promising for months," she said over video call. "The Alpha transition is next week. This is your last chance for normalcy before you're pack royalty." "We're not royalty—" "You're basically royalty. Alpha and Alpha's mate? That's wolf royalty." She pointed at the screen. "I've already booked the hotel. You're coming this weekend. Non-negotiable." I looked at Skyler, who shrugged. "When was the last time we left Ironvale together? Just the two of us?"

"This pack survives because of you. That's not sentiment. That's just what happened, whether or not you were trying for it to happen that way. The title's just catching up to the truth." Milo, unable to stay quiet any longer, piped up from his corner. "Also you're really good at the vanishing thing, and Alphas are supposed to be strong, so." That surprised a real laugh out of her, the first one in longer than she could remember, cutting through some of the weight the room had been carrying. "Thank you, Milo. Very compelling legal argument." "I try." The laugh loosened something in her chest that had been tight since Ezra first said the word Alpha, and in the quiet that followed it, Wren foun

He leaned forward slightly, resting both weathered hands over the head of his cane, his words carving into my chest like hot silver. "You threw away a priceless diamond for a handful of poisoned dirt," the old Alpha said, his voice dropping into a final, merciless decree. "Now choke on it, boy. Choke on it, and deal with the consequences.”