Alpha Twins Regret After Choosing Their Stepsister Novels & Stories

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.”

Kaitlyn’s stepsister was truly a character. “I personally don't think the broken mirrors are a bad idea. We'll set it up, leave the regular roofing. If they come back, we'll unleash it on them and see how they like being ambushed by their stupid antics,” another Alpha chimed in and soon it was voted for a summer holiday project for the school. Then they turned to me. “Son, why haven't you selected your mate? You have shifted a couple of years back yet unlike other Alphasons you haven't named your Luna,” an Alpha asked me and I had to remind myself that this was standard questioning and not an attack.

As they continued the tour through Riverwood's grounds, Alpha Awie gradually revealed more of his personal history, his childhood in the Northern Territories, the initial tension between his mother and stepmother, and the tragedy that ultimately united them. "Rogue wolves attacked both during their pregnancies," he explained, his voice dropping to a sombre register. "My mother was carrying a daughter, my stepmother a son. They both miscarried within a week of each other." "How terrible," Lilly said softly, genuine compassion in her tone. The phantom sensation conveyed her empathy to Kenny and Axel, who shared it through their bond. "It was," Alpha Awie agreed, his diplomatic mask fully dropp

Arthur didn’t even try to listen. Sarah slammed her palm against the steering wheel, causing me to jump. "Unbelievable!" she snapped. "That man—no, that *rogue alpha*—does not deserve you, Audrey. He doesn’t deserve to be Alpha. And he sure as hell doesn’t deserve to know about those pups." Her words hit deep. Too deep. The truth of them danced in my chest like tiny daggers.

"You care so much? Take both Sterling brothers. Keep them as your personal collection." Her face flushed beet-red, her wolf's embarrassment flooding her scent. "W-what the hell are you implying?!" But I knew the truth. Inside, her wolf was practically purring with satisfaction. The Sterling twins were premium supernatural genetics—both Alpha-bred and drop-dead gorgeous in that dangerous way that made pack females swoon. She lived for being the envy of every she-wolf in the territory. Parading a matched set of powerful brothers? She'd be the talk of every pack gathering from here to the Canadian border.

Two weeks until everything changed. He found me later, pulling me onto the dance floor. "Two weeks." "Two weeks," I agreed. "Scared?" "Terrified. You?" "Same. But also excited." I rested my head against his chest. "We're really doing this." "We really are. Leading this pack. Building our future. All of it." "Together." "Always together." We danced under the full moon, surrounded by the pack we'd protected, soon to lead. The rogues were defeated. The borders secure. The future bright. Two weeks until Alpha. Two weeks until our lives changed forever. We were ready.

And still… nothing. “I should’ve let you starve,” she muttered. But the lie tasted bitter. --- Flashbacks flickered behind her eyes— “Are the stars really that far?” “Farther than you can walk.” “Will I ever see them?” “I’ll bring you music to drown the screams.” She touched her stomach. Empty. Still. But her heart beat defiant. “Chains won’t keep me silent,” she whispered. --- In the war room, the new Alpha’s council erupted in shouts.

For love, I left my pack and followed Kayson Callahan to the distant Silver Moon Pack. Yet for five whole years, I was never officially entered into the Silver Moon Pack's records. Lyanna Lawrence, on the other hand, had only stayed in my home for two months when Kayson personally contacted the Council of Elders and had her official status fast-tracked. I was completely devastated and decided to return to my own pack. For the first time, Kayson cried as he knelt before me. "Serena, you're my fated mate. Once we hold the Bonding Ceremony, it's only a matter of time before the pack accepts you. "But Lyanna is different. She has nowhere to go, and without a pack to protect her, she could e

“I received confirmation this afternoon. Every account, every property, every share. It’s all legally yours now.” Tony’s face broke into a genuine smile. “We actually did it.” “We did.” Catherine raised her glass one more time. “To the second wife who became the only wife. To the spare who became the heir. To the family that everyone underestimated.” Tony raised his glass to meet hers. “And to the step-brother rotting in prison while we enjoy everything that should have been his.” They drank deeply, savoring both the brandy and the victory. Outside the window, the moon hung cold and distant over the estate. Inside, two monsters celebrated in the dark, believing they had won completely.

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—"