After She's Terminal The Alpha Regrets Novels & Stories

After a stretch of silence, the phone rang. I answered. "I'm coming back. I can explain everything. I—" "Don't bother." I looked around the little home we'd built together. My voice was strangely flat. "Alpha, you've got your own path. No need to explain anything to me. My part in this show is over. I'm done acting, and I'm done with you."

She could feel the warm sticky liquid there, seeping through her fingers. And the realization hit her along with the pain as the shock wore off and she became aware of what had happened. “What’s with that face?” Alpha Rize tilted his head. “Let’s see if the Alpha still wants you after this.” He looked thrilled. Death would be an easy way out for Keagan. After all, he had lost his destined mate, and he had gone through her death just fine. This one, right here, was his chosen mate; it wouldn’t have any significant impact on him.

“It would be a shame to see an entire pack go extinct over trivial things, so I decided to step in as a mediator.” “Is that so?” Ralph asked. “Yes.” “And you think you are worthy enough to negotiate terms with my Alpha?” Sean, Ralph's beta sneered, his face dark as the bottomless ocean. I didn't even spare him a glance, instead I fixated my eyes on Ralph who seemed like he was trying to see through me. The way his eyes squinted and widened repeatedly, told me so. “You killed their Alpha, and they came for you. Now, both sides suffered losses. Don't you think you should call it a tie?”

"Sever the mate bond, Adrian. Set us both free." For six years, Evelyn thought that if she was patient enough, obedient enough, she could thaw the ice around Adrian Hayes's heart. She was the Luna of Blackthorn Pack, his mate in name—but the woman he truly loved was never her. Their daughter Stella was the only light in Evelyn's long, dark days. Then that light was snuffed out by the cruelest betrayal. While Stella lay dying, her father was at another woman's side. Stella sobbed, "Mommy, is it because I'm not good enough? Is that why Daddy doesn't like me?" Evelyn couldn't bear to tell her the truth: it wasn't that you weren't good enough—Daddy just didn't love Mommy, and so he couldn't b

I stared at the Alpha. He looked away. And that was when I knew. There was something he hadn't told me. Something enormous. Something connected to my death. Something connected to my rebirth. "What happened to me?" I whispered. The Alpha finally looked at me. His eyes were filled with something I'd never seen there before. Regret. "I was too late." My heart broke. "Too late for what?" He closed his eyes. "To save you." The room seemed to spin. Memories suddenly flashed through my mind.

I said. I could not bring myself to be sad for these people. It was what they deserved. Naya sighed. "I guess ...it's a good ending for us. They won't bother us anymore. What will happen to that Alpha now? Are you just going to let him be?" She asked me. I smiled. "I don't have to do anything. He's already dying. He will be dead in a few months! His daughter's death ....it took a toll on him" I explained to Naya.

Catalogued every expression that crossed her face. Concentration. Concern. Then something else. Something that made my stomach drop through the floor. "Alpha." Her voice was gentle. The kind of gentle people used when they were about to destroy you. "I need you to prepare yourself." "No." "Her injuries are severe. The blood loss alone—" "I said no." "Alpha Karson." She straightened. Met my eyes. Hers were wet. "I'm so sorry. There's no heartbeat. No breath. She's gone."

The only thing she can do is to get better for Kayla, for her son, for herself, and for whatever lay ahead. The ride back to his pack was heavy with silence. Alpha Damien stared out the window, lost in thought. The image of Stephanie lying on the hospital bed replayed in his mind, bringing with it a flood of memories and regrets. He couldn't shake the guilt gnawing at him. His past actions had hurt her deeply, and seeing her in such a vulnerable state had forced him to confront the reality of his behavior.

“Before I forget myself and do something we’ll both regret.” For a moment, Noah looked as though he might refuse—like he might open his mouth and try to convince me otherwise. But then, slowly, he pushed himself to his feet and strode toward the door without a word. He left without looking back. Only once he was gone did I let out the breath I had been holding. I sank down onto the edge of the bed, clutching my robe closed with shaking hands. It would all be over soon, I told myself. Soon, I would finally be free—free to put this pack and its heartbreaks behind me for good, and return to my own pack as the rightful Alpha.

The triplets immediately signaled for us to follow, and we did, trailing behind the Alpha as he made his way to what I assumed was his private study or office. Inside the room, after we had all settled into chairs, after some minutes, the Alpha finally spoke. "How have you been doing all these years?" He asked Vanessa, his voice much gentler than I had expected given the circumstances. Vanessa could barely get the words out. Her voice was shaky and barely above a whisper as she responded. "I... I've learned so many things over the years. I regret every single action I took. Every decision that led to that terrible moment." The Alpha looked at her with an expression that was difficult to read