Alpha Twins Regret After Choosing Stepsister Novels & Stories

“Fine. Although I've told you this many times over, I'll recall the details one last time! The night your precious Aliyah pushed me down the stairs I was pregnant. I was carrying our child. I told you. I grabbed your arm while I was bleeding on the floor and begged you to take me to the hospital. You looked at me like I was a nuisance and ran after her instead.” Antonio’s face went still. I kept going. The words poured out like poison I had been holding too long. “Despite someone else finally taking me to the hospital, I still woke up alone, my wonderful soulmate nowhere to be found. The doctor told me the baby was gone. He needed the Alpha’s signature for the surgery. I called you. Do you r

For years, she endured being treated as nothing more than an Alpha’s blood bag, believing that her sacrifice would finally earn her his love. But when she discovers that he has always chosen another woman over her, something inside her finally breaks. She walks away without looking back, determined to reclaim the identity and power she once hid from the world. What her former Alpha does not know is that the woman he considered worthless is actually the hidden heiress of one of the most powerful packs. Now that she is gone, he finally realizes what he lost. But when he comes crawling back, will she still be the woman who once begged for his love, or will she make him regret every drop

She stepped closer to him “You are the Alpha. You've faced worse. You've tamed monsters. Built an empire. You are in control. Whatever this is, you'll handle it. You always do. Alpha looked at her and said calmly “You could have had a different life, you know. “I did once.” she said quietly “ until your father destroyed my pack. I lost everything. You gave me a choice –revenge or purpose and I chose purpose.” He nodded “and you've never regretted it?” “Regret is Luxury Alpha,” she said, meeting his eyes. “ You thought me better than that.”

I was utterly speechless from the scale of her family’s selfish betrayal. “They kept their petty wealth and title while I will forever be haunted by this condition, destined to fade unless I find a true mate who marks me.” She stared into the distance, a look of sadness washing over her face. “Unfortunately, there is no one for me. My last, final chance is this Second Calling, even though I have absolutely zero personal interest in the Alpha.” “Oh,” I reacted softly. It seemed very few people involved had any genuine affection for the Alpha, aside from Eve's strange, sister-like attachment.

"This conversation we're having now feels like déjà vu. Centuries ago, I found myself in a similar position, speaking with an Alpha I once considered my closest friend. His pack had gone to war with a rival, suffering heavy casualties. Knowing of my healing abilities, he sought my help to restore his entire pack. But my own pack was small, and our resources limited. We couldn’t possibly heal everyone. I explained to him that the harsh reality of our situation meant that he would have to prioritize and choose who among his thousands of members to save, given that we numbered only a few hundred. There's only so much magic can do, and our healing power is finite. That Alpha betrayed my trust. O

"You'd better watch yourselves. Cross me, and you'll regret it." He turned and stalked away, Catherine hurrying after him. Before disappearing, she shot Jasper a look filled with pure venom—her mask finally slipping to reveal the calculating predator beneath. Alone in the moonlit garden, Jasper collapsed to his knees, hands buried in his hair as the weight of realization crushed down on him. "Julian, we were so wrong. So completely, utterly wrong." Julian sighed, placing a steadying hand on his brother's shoulder. "Regret won't change the past. All we can do now is find Madeline and try to make amends—if that's even possible."

I'd told him long ago that if an Alpha marked me, my body would improve. So when he claimed he'd lost his Alpha abilities, I'd just kept searching for a cure like an idiot. I'd even felt grateful. Even as the pack's weakest Omega, at least one person was willing to hold me like I mattered. Ethan spoke. His voice sounded like it was being scraped out of his throat. "It's over now, my love. We'll still get married. We'll have pups. I can't let you face this with hatred consuming you. I don't want you to be swallowed by—"

"I think you’re forgetting something, I’m still your Alpha, and I still have control over the people you love so it’s best for you to stay out of my life before I do something you will forever regret." He slightly chuckled "You already did enough, there is nothing more you can do to stop me." He took a deep breath before continuing "When you left, everything was ruined, i struggled day and night to keep my family safe and to protect them from all danger but I couldn’t… I couldn’t even save my sister and you really think you have it in you to make me regret something?" He questioned, his eyes filled with disgust and his voice dripping with anger. "No, you don’t. I’ve nothing left to regret, t

In the world of Alphas, where egos often clashed, we had managed to maintain a steadfast bond that transcended any obstacle. I couldn’t help but reflect on Alex’s journey after his parents were killed during a rogue attack when we were just sixteen. Stepping up as Alpha amid tragedy, he faced numerous challenges, including his uncle’s opposition. He managed to rebuild his pack from the ground up, staying true to his ideals. Together with Sean and me, he founded a successful company and took over his late father’s other ventures. Beneath his smile lay the pain of his past, hidden from most.

Darius‚ who had been lowering himself into his chair‚ went completely still. The words hit me somewhere deep. Because Gertrude wasn't talking about some abstract idea. She was talking about me. The real me. The woman who was strapped to a table every two weeks while they took her blood. The woman who died on an operating table while her husband sat in a meeting about territory borders. I wanted to scream. I wanted to slam my hands on the table and tell this entire room exactly who I was. Instead‚ I smiled. "I appreciate the warm welcome‚" I said. "Really. Nothing says pack unity like accusing your Alpha of killing his first wife within ten seconds of meeting the second one."