Alpha's Regret After Her Rebirth Novels & Stories

“But crimes that are now part of his permanent record. Even if by some miracle he got out, which he won’t, no one would ever trust him again. His reputation is destroyed. His life is over.” She walked back to her chair and sat down. “And we made sure of that.” Tony sat across from her again. “The board?” “Completely loyal.” Catherine’s eyes gleamed. “Every Alpha and elder on that council sees you as the natural successor. Young, capable, married.” She emphasized the last word. “That’s important, Tony. They needed to see stability. A man ready to lead the pack.” “Which is why I have to stay married to that girl.”

When I opened my eyes again, I was back to the day the Moonstone pack arrived at the Silver Moon pack to propose. --- As soon as Kaden arrived at my house, he rushed straight to Maya. He embraced her in front of everyone and declared loudly, "I’m taking Maya as my Luna! She’s the only one I love, and only her bloodline can help me ascend as the strongest Alpha!" I realized instantly—Kaden had been reborn, too. Kaden turned to look at me, his eyes full of disgust and contempt. "Lyra, I know what you’re going to say. Save the 'only I can save you' prophetic bullshit. I’m never touching a low-class fraud like you!"

"Aria, you must be lying to me, right? Our boy is still alive..." I pulled a photograph from my inner pocket. "This is a photo of our son's death." His body was pale as death, full of holes, not a drop of blood left in him. "I wish more than anything this was all fake! I wish my precious child was still alive in this world... It's all because of you! All because of you!" Damon snatched the photo and clutched it to his chest. "My boy..." His entire being seemed struck by lightning, his body emanating an aura of complete defeat. Where was the mighty Alpha now?

“They linger. Their souls cling to what they’ve lost. And if their will is strong enough… they return. Reincarnate faster than the rest, sometimes with pieces of their old selves still intact. Memories, visions, unexplained emotions… it’s like living multiple lives at once.” A chill crept through me. I understood all too well what he meant. His words struck like a key turning in a lock I hadn’t known existed. I was one of those fragments a life repeating itself, shaped by the past I couldn’t escape. No matter how much I fought it, I was still bound to them… the Alphas. Somehow, impossibly, our paths had tangled again. I didn't belong to Blackcroft. I belonged to them. We belonged together. T

Kaelen didn’t turn. Didn’t argue. Didn’t deny it. Because for the first time since he became Alpha he felt something far worse than defeat. Regret. Real. Crushing. Unforgiving regret. His hands curled into fists. Images flashed in his mind uninvited, relentless. Icarra standing before him, her eyes full of something fragile… something hopeful. The moment he rejected her. The way her face had gone still. The way her scent had shattered. He had told himself it was necessary. Now the silence she left behind felt louder than any battlefield.

"You already rejected her. She's not your destined mate or Luna anymore. She's gone, and she won't come back. You should have thought it through before rejecting a woman who was worth it, not like that bitch Naomi who's worth nothing." “I can't believe what he said. This man was dead inside. Do you think the same will happen to me?” “It already happened, Alpha. You can't go back now. Besides, the young woman disappeared; she left and accepted your rejection. She chose to become a simple human rather than die. It's best for you to move forward”. “It's easy for you to say, Lafebvre.” “You're telling me. It's not easy at all, nothing about it is easy. It's the hardest thing in the world. I have

I had thought everything was going to be alright from then on, but I found out too late that he had only wanted to get inside my pants. And it has caused the death of my unborn pup and myself. Never. Never again. The old Caroline died on that hospital bed, cut open, with her pup nowhere in sight. I'm reborn. I am a new Caroline. “I'm sorry, Alpha. I don't remember,” I reply, my voice steady yet distant. And his expression shifted, shadows crossing his face. “How could you not remember? What about those times I used to sneak you treats your mother forbade you from having?” he asks, looking at my face expectantly. He was searching my eyes, probably for some kind of recognition, but I simply sh

“I thought you grew up as a rogue.” “I did.” This was a story I’d told a few times in the past seven years. It was the type of story few people ever asked for details about. I shrugged. “I don’t remember much from my childhood. All I know is that I was lost at birth.” He chewed and swallowed slowly. “Huh. I’m surprised I never heard anything about a search. A missing daughter of an Alpha is a big deal.” “I’m sure you were very young.” “You really don’t remember anything?” he asked. “Who took you in?”

An Alpha must never show emotion. As the calm descends, I'm able to think more rationally. There's a chance Nalani was misled as well. She may not have known Elder Sansom was an imposter. I have to investigate every single avenue before I accuse her. Something I obviously failed to do with Aurora. Terrible thoughts creep in and slither around like vipers in my mind. If the curse was a fabrication, then Aurora hadn’t lied. And if she was honest about that, did it also mean she truly was pregnant with my child?

"And then you died as well." "Yes," I said, my voice barely holding together. "And somehow, I was given another chance. I had begged the Moon Goddess for a second chance, to save Trenton. I woke up back at the beginning, and I swore I would do everything differently. I swore he would live this time, no matter what it cost me." The Alpha was quiet for a long moment, staring into the fire, his expression unreadable as he processed everything I'd just told him. Finally he looked back at me, his eyes glassy with unshed tears.