After She's Terminal The Alpha Regrets Novels & Stories

"Oh, you don't know how long I've waited for this moment. As soon as Leo sent Orene and Erlyis on that mission, I knew the Ancient Alpha would take one of them. To my pleasure, it was Erylis. And then to know he brought it back with him…oh, it was so sweet. Everything was going according to plan." Then, she laughed in my head. "I can't believe Leo really thought returning the amulet was the answer to his problems. I've been studying this for years. The Ancient Alpha, for years. It's not a f*cking apology, Nia. It's the real deal—and as long as he has it, you're going to lose. Your mate is going to die, just like his daddy." She smirked. "Don't worry. I'll make sure you're not around to see i

Not the tilt of her head or the soft lilt of her voice when she was nervous, I saw the Lauren I knew. “If she’s alive,” I thought, turning in my chair, folding my hands infront of my lips. “Could our child be alive too?” That thought stopped me cold. Our child. “Alpha,” Beta said, breaking through my thoughts. He wa one the phone, his tone clipped and professional. When he hung up, his face was grim. “Dr. Ava has decided to terminate the collaboration with the company and is leaving early.” The voice in me howled, furious and desperate.

The shift in her demeanour leaving a lump in the back of my throat. “Yet you killed my beta?” I growl out at her hypocrisy. “He wasn’t a beta; he was a runt. What happened to the beta my father trained?” She yells out, her facial expression changing to one of disgust. “Careful, keep her calm.” My wolf earns out in my mind, he was on the edge of his seat watching her through my eyes. “He retired, after you left.” I calmly declare. “Are you going to kill me alpha?” She loudly asks out, her words echoing off the cold prison walls.

"You're lying. Trying to manipulate me with guilt. Our son is fine. He's probably hiding because he's afraid of you." The casual dismissal of our child's death broke something inside me. "You know what, Damon? You're right. Serena should move in. Give her my room too while you're at it." His pupils contracted to pinpoints—I recognized the sign of his impending rage. "Don't test me, Aria! What Alpha doesn't have multiple lovers? I've been more faithful to you than most! One mistress is nothing!" "One mistress?" I laughed bitterly. "Is that supposed to make me grateful?"

Like lead on your tongue—except it travels all the way to your heart and refuses to leave, no matter how much you want to shake it away. Even after every piece of bullshit she has done, he is still worried about her. What a joke. I look up at him, and without mincing words, I ask, “What do you think will happen to your beloved, Alpha?” Our eyes meet, and I feel that darkness again. The urge… The crazy urge to bring him down. To break him. To make him realize what he is doing to me. “She will get what she deserves,” I continue. “She claims to have graduated from a reputable university, yet she still chooses to go against one of the most basic, yet extremely important rules in our line. The ho

Nobody near the training yard was talking above a murmur, and that was worse than any shouting would have been. My territory had gone wrong somewhere — that thing every Alpha carries for his own ground, the sense that tells you a death has happened where a death had no business happening. It was not the bond I share with Alice. That had been cut a long time ago, at the ritual words, and this wasn't that grief. This was colder than that, and wider, my whole land reporting one wound all at once. Then the scent reached me and I realized it’s a child's.

“I told you everything. You could have spared him. You could have taken my life instead.” He struggled to stand, his legs failing him as his gaze locked onto mine. “You already made me lose a child,” I said coldly. “Why should yours be spared? An eye for an eye.” I shrugged and tossed the heart from my hand onto the ground. The physician’s eyes followed it. He shut his eyes tightly, then opened them again, completely broken. Spitting at my feet, a twisted smile spread across his lips. “I see now why she left,” he said hoarsely. “You will die a lonely, miserable man, Alpha Sebastian. May your child never see the first moon.”That was it.

The system did not soften the answer. [CAUSE: TARGET EXECUTED] Silence stretched. Alpha stared at his hands. They were shaking now, though he hadn’t told them to. “She died,” he said. [CONFIRMED] He swallowed. “And the reason my soul feels…” He searched for the word. “Lighter.” Another pause. [LOSS 004: BLOODLINE CONTINUITY — ERASED] The world tilted. Alpha stood abruptly, vision blurring. “No,” he said flatly. “Clarify.”

For years, she endured being treated as nothing more than an Alpha’s blood bag, believing that her sacrifice would finally earn her his love. But when she discovers that he has always chosen another woman over her, something inside her finally breaks. She walks away without looking back, determined to reclaim the identity and power she once hid from the world. What her former Alpha does not know is that the woman he considered worthless is actually the hidden heiress of one of the most powerful packs. Now that she is gone, he finally realizes what he lost. But when he comes crawling back, will she still be the woman who once begged for his love, or will she make him regret every drop

For love, I left my pack and followed Kayson Callahan to the distant Silver Moon Pack. Yet for five whole years, I was never officially entered into the Silver Moon Pack's records. Lyanna Lawrence, on the other hand, had only stayed in my home for two months when Kayson personally contacted the Council of Elders and had her official status fast-tracked. I was completely devastated and decided to return to my own pack. For the first time, Kayson cried as he knelt before me. "Serena, you're my fated mate. Once we hold the Bonding Ceremony, it's only a matter of time before the pack accepts you. "But Lyanna is different. She has nowhere to go, and without a pack to protect her, she could e