Alphas Regret Novels & Stories

Without saying another word, she turned around and walked out of the house. The moment the door closed behind her, I broke down,I collapsed into tears, sobbing uncontrollably. Why was fate playing such a cruel joke on me? Why was everything happening all at once? How did my life turn into this nightmare?Why couldn’t Alpha Sebastian just let me go?Why did he always find new ways to reopen wounds that were barely healing? Why did he insist on making my life more painful than it already was?One thing was clear,I would never forgive him. No matter what happened.

Annoyance coiled in my chest as I grabbed her hand taking it off me. “Enough, with your little hints, Vivian! You’re my brother’s widow and you’re carrying his child. Do not confuse my kindness with something else. Everything I’ve done for you is for my brother, because it's thanks to him that I’m alive, and it's only because of his past injury that I’m Alpha.”

“Oh, Jacob. I’m simply asking if you believe a stranger can truly understand the ways of the North.” I set the trays down with deliberate calm, trying to ignore the tremor in my hands. “I… I don’t know what you mean,” I said carefully, not wanting to give her an opening. She tilted her head slightly, eyes glinting. “Oh, you do. We all do. Some of us know the Alphas better than others. Some of us know what they truly want… and what they truly regret.” The words landed like a stone in my chest. Regret. She was claiming it, suggesting that Aric regretted choosing me. My stomach turned, my hands clenched, and yet I forced a calm exterior.

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

I ordered with my Alpha tone and he immediately bowed his head in submission but I could still hear the rebellion in his voice when he answered. “Yes, Alpha,” Greg sighed. “The day I become an alpha who needs to resort to such lowly measures to keep my seat is the day I abdicate.” I meant it. I had fought hard for this seat and I had no intention of letting it control me. I was the Alpha; I controlled the seat and not the other way around. “What is our next move?” Fred asked since Greg was still too contrite. “Fred, how mobile can you be? I know you are taking care of Freya.”

“The Alpha lost everything, son. He lost the children who could have carried on his bloodline. He lost his mate and the only woman who truly loved him. And now, all he does is pretend he knows nothing while drowning in regrets.” Slowly, he rose to his feet and walked to my side. His hand rested on my shoulder, gently patting it. “Don't wait until all you have left are regrets, Kael. Because trust me, son...” he whispered. “There is no punishment crueler than watching the life you should have fought for disappear forever.” My throat suddenly felt dry and I swallowed hard. For the first time all night, the helplessness inside me was replaced by something else. Fear.

Nobody near the training yard was talking above a murmur, and that was worse than any shouting would have been. My territory had gone wrong somewhere — that thing every Alpha carries for his own ground, the sense that tells you a death has happened where a death had no business happening. It was not the bond I share with Alice. That had been cut a long time ago, at the ritual words, and this wasn't that grief. This was colder than that, and wider, my whole land reporting one wound all at once. Then the scent reached me and I realized it’s a child's.

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."

"Kaden, you really think highly of yourself. Who told you I was here for you? I'm here to get married—just not to you." Everyone froze, then burst into mockery. "Are you dreaming?" Maya sneered. "This is the Alpha-only circle!" "Exactly. What Alpha would ever want a wolf like you?" Kaden added. "You're not pretty enough, and your personality is a nightmare." Kaden continued his taunts. "Lyra, you're really desperate for my attention, aren't you? But I'm telling you, no matter how pathetic your lies get, I'm never looking back." Just then, the moon began to rise. Silvery light spilled over the altar, and I noticed a faint, cloying sweetness beginning to radiate from Kaden. The curse was kicki

Snow drifted through the streetlights and settled on the shoulders of his black coat. "I want to prove I can change," he said, his breath clouding in the cold. "Everything you once did for me, I'll do for you. I'll check in first, call first, and remember every date that matters." I watched him quietly. "You wouldn't do any of that when we lived under the same roof. Why would another country make it easier?" His expression flickered. "It won't stay another country. I've asked the council to accept my resignation. Kyle will take over as Alpha of Silver Ridge. I'll stay in London and start over with you and the baby."