Novel & Cerita Alpha's Regret Jessica Hall

I looked at Jessica, she just smile, I frown I took my book and moved to Lukas' office. On reaching there I feel something going on in my body. I opened the door and I saw him sitting on his seat “ Shut the door behind you” I did so, as I turned he was beside me so that I couldn't escape. “ How are you feeling? “ He said looking at my neck “ Am fine, at least I didn't die in your hands” I frown “ I'm sorry for what happened this morning, I couldn't control myself.” I was shocked because Jess told me that Alpha doesn't apologize to anyone.

If she did finally want to escape this world and run back to maya she had to came up with a plan. Jess stood up from her sitting position and made her way back to where the alphas were. She stopped a few feet away from them, having her memories back reminded her of how scared she should be of them. It reminded her of how they really were and what they have done. “Jessica.” Joshua began, but Jess quickly cut them off. “I lied to you.” Jess said speaking first so that the alphas didn’t have a chance to try and explain themselves, because even though Jess had gotten her memories and her old feeling back, it didn’t mean the new feelings she develop where magically gone.

I watch as Rose looks upon the girls almost teary eyed it seemed and I can’t believe someone who acted so hard all the time could convey emotion like this. As we took leave, Alpha Daniel parted ways with us to leave with Luna Rachel. We sat in silence as Garrison drove us back to the pack house. When we pulled into the front of the house, Rose jumped out of the car and sprinted into the house, without a glance back. I made my way into the house when Oscar, the butler, caught me on my way up the stairs, informing me of my several missed calls from Jessica and that she was currently on hold now. It was late and I felt so tired, but I needed to speak with her so she wouldn’t think anything

“We’re not here to fight.” The Alpha arched a brow. “That so?” Elias grumbled under his breath. “Yet.” I elbowed him sharply. The Alpha’s lips twitched, though his amusement never made it to his eyes. “Who are you?” I met his gaze. “Jessica Rivera.” A flash of something crossed his face — recognition, perhaps. Or something worse. Then his gaze slid to Elias. “And you?” Elias grinned. “In short, just a guy trying to keep her from dying.”

Allen is no alpha, maybe of alpha blood, but with his cowardice and scheming, I doubt he was ever truly a decent alpha. “We are rogues, numb nuts. We don’t got an alpha.” Jessica says. Her words surprise all three guys who blink at her and her friend giggles nervously. “Maybe we should go back to get some sleep, Jess.” “Nah, I want to hear what little slut Jessica thinks about the new guy.” “Hey!” the other chick says in shock. “Uncalled for, we aren’t sluts!”

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

"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?"

She shifted slightly, curled up on the secondhand couch. My wolf caught the faint smell of blood seeping through the cracks in our bond. My nails dug into my palms, a mix of violent possessiveness and regret burning in my chest—this body, which once shared warmth with me, was now being influenced by another Alpha's scent. Camellia's hand tightened at her side. "I told you, I don't know. Maybe when I stop loving you..." Her words were cut off by my wolf's howl. The scent of pine needles swept through the small living room like a storm, knocking over the new ceramic mug she'd bought.

A group of women from The Velvet Bite wearing black stockings and nothing else above the waist—entered the scene, wrapping themselves around Charlie. To my shock, he welcomed them with open arms, letting them press into him. He even kissed their bare necks and chests. I never imagined my cousin Lisa and my Alpha, Charlie, could sink so low. Not only did they betray me, but they also indulged in this grotesque display of debauchery. Rage burned through my chest. My wolf howled inside, desperate to tear through the screen and shred them all. Their licentious voices filled the room. Lisa's seductive tone grated on my ears. "Oh, my lightning bolt, Alpha Charlie, I just got out of the hospital. B

Gena's voice echoed behind me again, desperate to regain her footing. I snapped my head toward her in an instant, my eyes blazing a fierce, dark red. “I'm. An. Alpha!” I growled. The walls seemed to shake, my voice tearing through the air and instantly silencing the entire room. Gena gasped, stumbling backward until she hit the floor on her hands and knees. She scrambled up quickly, putting as much distance between us as possible. I could hear her heart pounding from across the room. “You're just a woman,” another masculine voice spoke up. I turned to see Alpha Silas stepping forward.