Alpha And Pup's Regret After She Leaves Novels & Stories

Dawn questioned. Alpha states, “They did alright.” Before Dawn could utter another word, her father departed, and she experienced a profound emotion. She had a deep, gut feeling that she was losing her father. In Dawn's eyes, the man she knew, who was so caring and full of life, is now a stranger. The sighting wasn't exclusive to her; others in the pack saw it as well. While the Alpha makes infrequent appearances, he primarily stays in his office, preferring not to be disturbed. “Class, you all did a fantastic job. I'm very proud, and you're free to go.” With a nod from the pups, they scattered; Dawn, disbelieving, gathered her things and headed back to the pack house.

I muttered, stifling a sob, "Why're you doing this to me? Yesterday, you said you would...." He shoved me and wasn't merciful with the might he utilized at all. I fell to the ground miserably in that instant. I struggled to sit up and all I saw were people already making fun of me, taking pleasure in my predicament. The Alpha was now facing me. Maybe I saw wrong, but there, for a moment, was a trace of regret in his eyes, but it was quickly gone in a flash. "Alpha," even though I knew how high the odds were that he wasn't going to change his mind, I still latched on to his leg as he tried to leave.

“We thought you went rogue, you know? The Alpha lost his mind—rambling, snarling, pissed as hell. But you… you just disappeared.” “He made sure of that,” I snapped. “He called me dirty. Like our deal—our nights—meant nothing. But you know what? I don’t regret it. Because I have my son now. And he’s everything. He’s mine.” I slapped my own thigh in frustration, but Zara caught my hand. “Stop that,” she snapped, her voice going full alpha-bestie mode. “You don’t get to hurt yourself over him.” I sighed, letting her hold my hand a second longer than I meant to. “Fine. I’ll stop.”

“I want to atone for my sins, to bear a pup for the Alpha, to make him stable and to make him able to smile in the most devastating times.” “And what makes you think you can make me smile?” I lost my cool, raising my voice in front of the elders. “It is because I love you, Alpha Ethan, and I regret ever leaving what we had together. Every night, every morning, I regret ever leaving you alone that night. I swear with my own blood that if I am given a chance to carry Alpha Ethan’s pup, I will do it with so much joy, care, and empathy.” Her dress was now soaked with tears, and blood trickled down her lips.

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.

“I wanted her to lift her shirt up, so I could see what happened to her back, but I was afraid she’d think I felt guilty about her punishment” “Don’t you? Feel guilty? I wasn’t even throwing the whip and I felt each one cut deep in my heart at the sight of her back, at the sight of her flinching from the pain you were causing her to feel, at the agony she was feeling and the will power she was mustering to not let anyone know how much she was actually hurting. No, I bet you were feeling the same thing I did, maybe even more. Why is it so hard for you to admit that what you did to her made you regret your decision? There is nothing wrong with that. An alpha admits when he is wrong, he doesn’t

Arthur didn’t even try to listen. Sarah slammed her palm against the steering wheel, causing me to jump. "Unbelievable!" she snapped. "That man—no, that *rogue alpha*—does not deserve you, Audrey. He doesn’t deserve to be Alpha. And he sure as hell doesn’t deserve to know about those pups." Her words hit deep. Too deep. The truth of them danced in my chest like tiny daggers.

“Is there any way for me to meet with….” “No,” he said bluntly, not even letting me finish my words. “In fact, you are done interfering in this matter, and one more action from you will leave me no choice but to tell you to leave my pack. I want you to remember your promises to me when I took you in.” “Yes Alpha,” I said, feeling so sad. Luna May gave a soft sigh before she quickly walked toward my side and dragged me out of the room. “You should know that doing this will not change his mind…” she said as we left the room.

“No matter what, I'm not letting you go, okay?” “Enough!” She snapped, taking off my hands in one haul. “You can choose to let go today, tomorrow, or never; I don't care. But I would do you a small favour,” she said, her eyes still blazing golden, as she took one step closer. I stood in place, my eyes fixed on her. My vision had returned to normal, unlike hers. “The Mabel you knew died two years ago, and this Mabel feels absolutely nothing for you. Now, Alpha, leave.”

He didn't speak or move. My legs suddenly refused to hold me. For years I had stood before this pack as their Alpha, now I sank to the floor like a broken man. I didn't care that an Alpha wasn't supposed to fall apart. I buried my face in my hands. "I failed her...I failed Ruby." Inside my head, my wolf stirred with grief. A deep, aching grief that mirrored my own. “We failed her.” His voice sounded hoarse. “She was our mate.” I squeezed my eyes shut. "I know."