Alpha's Regret: Begging For My Luna Back Novels & Stories

I decided to go to sleep, but after reading another paragraph, “Just when we thought our beloved Luna had regained her strength and was doing well, the enemy suddenly appeared before us. He wanted her, and he was adamant about taking her. Our beta and gamma along with the other warriors who tried to stop him, couldn’t do anything. In the end, the man took our Luna and entered a portal-like hole while she shouted, I am going to come back. I will make sure to come back and be with my mate. Please tell him that I am going back into his arms.” This must be the part that Elder Ron has read. Who really is their Luna and Alpha? ‘Alpha, rogues!’ Shit, why now of all the time? I rushed out of the roo

I sat in my study for hours, after the council meeting ended. My mind raced in the silence, still thinking of what my mother had done. She had betrayed me and now I wasn’t sure if there was any way to fix our broken bond. I thought back to the past when I had come back with Lexi and told her that I wanted Lexi as my Luna. She had discouraged me, claiming that marrying a Rogue would taint the Alpha bloodline, only to find out that she had a Rogue son the whole time. What a hypocrite? I thought aloud, feeling utterly disgusted.

My heart swelled with love and pride as I reached out to touch his cheek, cherishing the connection we shared. BbIn a voice that carried across the gathering, Alpha Tyler announced, "Everyone! My Luna is back!" The words hung in the air, met with a mixture of surprise and delight. Chuckles filled the space as pack members exchanged glances, reveling in the joyous news. I and Alpha Tyler's fingers intertwined, a silent affirmation of our unity and strength.

I knew Alpha had started keeping secrets from them from the moment they chose Luna’s side, but I didn’t know that even I was included in that list because I didn’t know that going to Silver Cros Pack was on Alpha’s schedule. "Am… Am I not getting kicked out?" "You want me to?" He questioned me back. I quickly shook my head and looked at the time. It was around eight at night, so in NY, it would still be 2 in the afternoon. "I doubt we will get an appointment for tomorrow. It may take a week," I couldn’t help but remind him so that he wouldn’t have to leave tonight. "I don’t know how you’re going to make it happen, but I want tomorrow’s appointment. Consider this your punishment, Delta. Tomor

“I will not be owned. Those who challenge me will answer to the Moon—not councils.” She turned and walked away. As she passed Kael, he whispered hoarsely, “I was wrong.” She didn’t slow. “I know.” And in that moment, Alpha Kael Nightfang realized the cruelest truth of all: The Luna he had rejected was no longer something he could win back. She was something he would have to earn— if she ever allowed it.

"Then let me be your General. Let me be the Alpha who stands behind the Queen. I don't care about the 'Regret' anymore, Elena. I care about the Return." The "face-slap" of his humility was the final brick in the wall of my anger. I didn't forgive him—not yet. Five years of pain don't vanish in a single night. But as I looked at our children, safe and sleeping in the warm light of the cabin, I realized that the "Hidden Luna" was no longer a secret. We were a Pack. And the 100-chapter journey of The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return was just moving into its most dangerous phase.

I tried to muster a small smile as a show of courtesy but it didn't reach my eyes so I turned away from them, leaving them to discuss other things, not before catching the look of rage in his eyes. Throughout the party, Darius stuck to my side, not willing to leave me out of any discussion with the other Alphas that came around. Talks of packs, rogues and doctor stuffs. “My goodness! You didn't tell me you found your mate!” One Luna said when we walked up to them to greet them. The smile dropped from my face. “Oh, no! We are not mates!” I quickly clarified, giving them a nervous smile. Disappointment replaced the joy on her face as she looked from Darius to me. “Really? Alpha Darius looks so

The Luna helped me from getting up to the ground and something familiar to me when her skin parted against mine. “Don't you know that, as a rogue, you should be executed?” The Alpha speaks, and my gaze turned to him. I swallowed my saliva from what the Alpha had uttered. “On the other side, there is something with you which change our minds, Lady.” He continued and my mouth was agape in shock. “I… I don't know about that, and I am sorry if I'm just a rogue, Alpha." The Luna pressed my hand like she was trying to comfort me and I appreciate it.

In all, there was silence near the forest. The winds that had howled through the trees now gave way to faint whispers. Luna, Jax, and Alec were walking back toward the pack village, the craving of the battle still sending its buzz in the air. Luna felt victorious, but a feeling of streaking unease still stretched in her gut. She had conquered the alpha and claimed the legacy of the Forgotten Alpha-The very heritage of power flowed through her veins. But something was amiss. The alpha's final words kept haunting her: This isn't over.

She was serving the Alpha for too long and knew him well. “Luna Nyla, don't be too confident. You need to be ready.” She sighed. “The Alpha gives you a sign that you will regret being with him.” I looked at the ceiling and replied, “Moon Goddess won't forsake me. And I know what I am doing.” “But ….” “This happens for a reason. I will make the Alpha regret if he plans something.” I looked into Marga's eyes. “I will gather the evidence as soon as possible and slap it all to him.”