Alphas Regret The Luna He Left Behind Novels & Stories

I had no idea what he was saying, but I decided not to take a step like he had warned me. My eyes were shaking, then he said those words that broke me completely "I Alpha Alessandro Russo reject you, Elena George as my mate and future Luna. I have nothing to do with you and so I reject the mate bond." He didn't even give me a chance to say what I wanted to say. Staring at him as tears ran down my eyes, I knew he had no idea I had just lost the child that I was carrying. He had no idea that I had lost my family's and packs trust all because of that night's mistake. The least he could do was to take me in.

My heart swelled with love and pride as I reached out to touch his cheek, cherishing the connection we shared. BbIn a voice that carried across the gathering, Alpha Tyler announced, "Everyone! My Luna is back!" The words hung in the air, met with a mixture of surprise and delight. Chuckles filled the space as pack members exchanged glances, reveling in the joyous news. I and Alpha Tyler's fingers intertwined, a silent affirmation of our unity and strength.

“Not for good though, just briefly.’’ “Huh?’’ ‘‘How have you been, Regal? And the pack members.’’ I skipped. ‘‘Quite alright, Luna. They moved on from lady Annalise's demise, and I can swear they would be overjoyed to hear about your return.’’ He filled. “I haven't gotten to thank you properly for your help out of the dungeon. I'd probably have left before Annalise if you didn't come through.’’ I remarked. ‘‘Oh, no, Luna.’’ He checked around stylishly. ‘‘You didn't do anything much to warrant such treatment.’’ “How were you so sure? I cheated on the Alpha with another man.’’ I laid out plainly. “Alessia..’’ Eliza called out, but a bit too calmly to be referred to as caution. ‘‘Y-you did?’’ R

"Please reconsider. I'm willing to change." "You don't have to," Exra tells her, his voice soft, like he's speaking to a child. "You're perfect, but not for me, I'm not the man for you." He says, also for the fifth time since he broke up with her. I've been present for every encounter and she's getting more irritating with each plea and proclamation. "You deserve to have all that you want and marrying me is a way of giving up all that, are you ready for that? The only thing I can offer is the responsibility of being my Luna because I feel nothing for you." "I am fine with that," she nods, quivering like she's experiencing withdrawal symptoms and she just as well might be. A broken engagement

“I'll be in my room, in case any of you want to see me.” And with these words, Luna walked away, leaving the rest of us at the table - moping at ourselves like we didn't exist in the first place. Suddenly, the Alpha said. “You should give her some time to come around, you know,” I looked at him. “I can't blame her either because she loved Raven a whole lot and suddenly, this is happening. I'm sure you'll feel the same way about it too if you were in her shoes.” “I understand, Father,” Rune said and looked at me. “The least you can do in the meantime is to keep doing good.

He met my gaze, a conflicted expression on his face, and finally admitted, “I regret it.” Luna Sonya, standing a few feet away from him, gasped at his words. Her expression transformed into one of hurt and disbelief. She attempted to interject, but Alpha Jacob ignored her, leaving her voice unheard in the disarray of the moment. In frustration, Luna Sonya finally erupted, yelling at Alpha Jacob for uttering such painful and ridiculous words. “How can you say those words? I am your mate and Luna for crying out loud” Her voice echoed with a mix of hurt and anger, the turmoil of emotions laid bare.

“Tch. I don’t feel sorry for her. That’s what Carrie Pietro gets for trapping the Alpha with her shameless father.” As they spoke, one of them looked toward the stairs and instantly clamped her mouth shut at the sight of a familiar, robust redhead standing on the balcony, her hazy eyes pinned on them. Covering her mouth with her arm, she turned her face toward them and coughed. “Luna Carrie. On the balcony.” Shaken by the news, the group of women forgot they weren’t supposed to look and whipped their eyes toward the balcony. When they realized this, they tried to turn away when someone suddenly clicked their tongue in disdain.

And I immediately ran. I didn’t look back. I didn’t care who saw. Tears blurred everything, my pulse a loud roaring in my ears as I pushed through the bathroom doors and into the hallway. But even over the sound of my own breath I still heard it, the whispers. The gasps. The murmurs spreading like wildfire through the guests. “The Alpha left his own wedding” “With Nelima instead of his wife” “On his wedding day?” “What does that say about the new Luna?” “Poor girl. She is a human too. She won’t last a week.”

There was no triumph, no rage, and his face was unreadable. Nothing but silence. Luna wanted to despise him, but instead she experienced a glimmer of pain that wasn't her own, which was worse. His gaze lifted toward the balcony as he turned. They looked at each other. Neither moved for a second. She thought he would yell and call his guards, but he didn't. Almost imperceptibly, his expression changed, and they exchanged an unspoken message. Then he walked away, disappearing into the dim hallways. Luna's knuckles turned white as she held on to the railing. The image of that woman, singing as she burnt, etched into her mind even though the revolt had been put down in a matter of minutes. The p

And I was sitting there trying to figure out what I was going to say when Raina's voice came in from the doorway. "Luna Lara left on her own." Her tone was composed, reasonable, the kind of calm one performed when they wanted to reframe something quickly. "Obviously, she abandoned Alpha Lucien and betrayed the pack just like that. We have to teach her a lesson instead." "Shut up." My mother didn't even raise her voice. She said it the way you say something you have said for the very last time. "You have no say in this." Raina fell quiet, but the expression she wore in the silence after that, said everything she hadn't been allowed to finish.