Alpha Twins Regret After Choosing Their Stepsister Novels & Stories

I needed to focus on my own life and the innocent life growing within me. Returning home, I packed my belongings. It was the best decision. I couldn't disrupt my sister's marriage. With no one present, I slipped out, my departure unnoticed amidst the wedding festivities. Rolling my luggage, I stopped a taxi, providing directions to my destination. Once at the bus station, I would head south, seeking a fresh start where no one knew my past. I hoped my baby wouldn't share my wolfless fate. Farewell, Silver Moon Pack. You won't miss me, but I'll cherish memories of you. Farewell, my beautiful twin sister. May your married life be blessed. N/A: When Alpha Nicklaus discovers that the bride isn't

He stood out in the crowd with his chiseled features framed by black hair. The lady on the podium continued, "Ryan Taylor, the Alpha prince, will now take the stage." I was suprised was there another Ryan? It wasn't him right? The realization hit me like a lightning bolt. He was not only my mate but also the Alpha prince. My eyes widened in resentment as I heard those words, "A-l-p-h-a." The words 'Alpha' and 'Alpha prince' reverberated in my mind, and my heart raced in response.

I continued, staring right at her trembling form, “I will make sure you never have a reason to feel inadequate, or alone, or like you’re going to be judged for your past, no matter what. I will protect you and protect our family because I would never be like my father had been. As I work to be a good Alpha, I will work to be a good mate to you as well. I will never stop showing you how much I love you, and I won’t get complacent.” I dropped my hand and felt guilt as she had tears rolling down her cheeks. “I’m sorry,” I said for what felt like the hundredth time to her. “I hurt you. And I don’t have an excuse. But there isn’t a day that I don’t regret leaving you alone when you needed me the

Cliché but true. Adriana had concluded that if she had to be on the run for the rest of her life to protect her child from Niklaus then she would. Without hesitation. She had one regret though. She regretted not telling Celine she was pregnant. She regretted not calling Celine to tell her what she had seen at Niklaus’s mansion that day. She would have known what to do. She regretted not even calling Celine to ask how her writer's retreat in California had been going. Most of all she regretted not telling her best friend she was starting a new life in a foreign city she had never been to. Celine would have helped pick out a new name for a new identity. And that regret and guilt went on to sit

Austin exclaimed proudly. So he knew Ariana from the start, and I was foolishly thinking that he had ruined two women's lives, when they were the ones who destroyed my family and caused the death of my parents. "I never thought an Alpha's blood could be this dumb. I never wanted to be a Beta, just like my father. That's why we planned it. And now, it's worth it, isn't it?" More kicks landed on my face, stomach, and all over my body, but

Rose hugs her one last time, shifts into her wolf form and takes off towards the palace. "Do not disappoint me or there will be consequences!" Alpha Jason roars and the ten soldiers standing in a line bows their heads in obedience. "Yes sir!" They shout in unison before rushing away to the horses waiting for them. Olivia hurries towards him, eager to find out where he is sending the soldiers. He is seemingly making decisions without her involvement like she doesn't have a say in their partnership. "Where are the soldiers going?" She questions. "To find Talia's baby sister. You said she runaway a year ago, right?"

I felt a knot of frustration tightening in my chest, anger simmering just beneath the surface as I wrestled with the constant desire to prove myself in the world of Alpha families. My father's voice echoed in my ears, his obsession with social status a constant presence in my life. He had been the first to congratulate me after I rejected Jane, his approval a hollow comfort in the face of my own doubts. I had chosen Isabel over her, seduced by her beauty and the promise of power that came with her mother's prestigious Alpha lineage. But now, as I grappled with the consequences of that decision, I couldn't help but feel a sense of profound regret.

“We already moved on from that.” My heart felt like someone reached inside my chest and squeezed it. Our beautiful little mate was gone before she even got to experience life. That thing in the cell was an imposter. She was nothing. She was no one. “She isn’t dead,” Ian said, shaking his head furiously. “She is in the cell and she is suffering.” “Good,” I said, growling. “She deserves to suffer.” Ian sighed loudly. “There is no proof that Alpha Rowan’s daughter was going to be your mate,” Ian said, making my blood boil.

It was bitter and cold. "Darrell, don’t be so naive. She abandoned her mother seven years ago! Left her here to suffer while she ran off with her brother.” Ugh! It's step brother, not her real brother because the way she’s saying it, it makes it sound like an incest. “Now she’s back because she smells opportunity. She knows you’re the Supreme Alpha now, and she wants to sink her claws back into you!" "That’s not…" I started, but Mom wasn’t finished.

"You really have no self-awareness, do you?" His grip tightened slightly. "I only agreed to the Mating Ceremony with you as revenge for you abandoning me for power all those years ago." Victoria's struggle stilled, confusion replacing anger. "What are you talking about?" "Before my brother, there was me. Or have you conveniently forgotten?" Ethan's voice dropped to a dangerous whisper. "You chose him because he was next in line for Alpha. And now you've tried the same game again." Realization dawned in Victoria's eyes. "Ethan, that was years ago. We were practically children—"