Alpha's Regret Jessica Hall Novels & Stories

She said. Mrs Lana thanked her for her kindness and Jessica excused herself to tend to other matters but first, she made her way to the kitchen where she made herself a cup of coffee. She stood there drinking and savoring the rich taste when her heart beat suddenly. Jessica unconsciously released the coffee mug she had in her hand and it dropped, shattering into many pieces while coffee spewed on the floor. All her instincts screamed that something was wrong and almost at the same time, the door to the living room was opened violently revealing Keisha's breathless and panting form. "Jessica quick! It's the Alpha." She said.

Melody's POV I took a deep breath, calming the tide of feeling within me. The burden of this fight weighed down, hard and unyielding, yet I couldn't let myself be swayed. Not here. Not in front of her.Jessica stood before me, her eyes narrowed into a challenge. She walked with the arrogance of a person believing she already possessed what was never hers. Her voice sliced through the air, slicing and purposeful.Leave Alpha Don alone," she sneered. "He doesn't belong to you. He belongs to me. You may think you have his heart, but you don't. He'll see one of these days that I'm the one he should be with.I let my head cock a little to one side, stifling a laugh. Alpha Don was faithful, down-to-e

And yet, he'd still thought she was just jealous of Victoria. Claude felt something shatter in his mind. He gripped the document tightly, veins bulging on his hands as if he were fighting with himself. Heather wasn't throwing a tantrum, but rather, she'd truly left him for good. … Back in the council hall, Claude looked like a wolf who'd lost his soul. The document was piled high on the desk like a mountain. The newly appointed Beta, Marcus Voss, was at his wits' end. "Alpha Claude, I can't find the previous data for this resource report."

He was the one who had just been rejected. “You will regret rejecting me, Allene,” he continued viciously. “I am an Alpha. Alpha blood runs in my veins. When my refusal to accept your rejection begins to bite at you, you will crawl back to me. You will kneel at my feet and beg me to take you back.” Jessica Sanders didn’t look pleased by his words. For years, they had waited for the day I would finally be fed up and leave. But now that I had finally rejected him, he refused to accept it. It baffled me, just as much as it baffled her.

A man who might not stop until he broke every piece of me. When the car stopped, the door flew open, and I was yanked out without warning. My bare feet hit the cold stone driveway, and I nearly fell. I had survived Uncle Greg. I had survived Caden’s rejection. Maybe I could survive this too. But deep inside, I wasn’t sure. Could I really make it through under another Alpha’s control? Maybe another cruel one? They dragged me into a huge house. It was beautiful, like something out of a dream, but everything about it felt cold and wrong.

“I don’t think any of us expected good to come from the Alpha being here.” “Glad to know that we helped open your mind a little,” Rafael said. Jessica hummed. “I need to go. I trust you can find your own way out of town.” She didn’t wait for our reply. She just turned and left. When she was gone, Florence looked at Rafael more closely. “Be careful, young man,” she said. “Jessica has a strong heart, but that doesn’t mean it will not be broken a second time.” “I want nothing to do with her heart,” Rafael said and left the room, almost as quickly as Jessica.

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.

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."

The realization that I had been fooled for quite a while now irked me, and even the fact that he was so chill about it irked me even further. “Why…?” I muttered, confusedly. “Why would you both do this to me?” My voice broke with sadness as I spoke but I paid no attention to it. I was hurt too. “I have always wanted to be an Alpha…” Jessica drawled, immediately catching my attention. “I knew you were next in line to your father and that whoever you got married to automatically became the Alpha.” She spat. With undivided attention, I listened to her steely voice that echoed around the empty space while my gaze never flickered away from hers.

“I don’t even know how it all slipped so fast. I wasn’t in control…I thought I was protecting you, thought rejection was the only way to keep you safe. But I was wrong. God, I was so wrong. And now… if this is the end, then let it be said. Larissa—you’re the only wish I ever had. “I don’t regret being Alpha. But I regret every second I lived without you by my side . “I always loved you. I always do. You're the only thing I’ve ever wanted.” My eyes burned. My throat closed. The tears I had buried, the ones I swore I would never let fall for him again, spilled hot and silent down my cheeks. shaking, broken. Because in his voice, I heard the truth. Regret. Love. My eyes squeeze shut For a momen