Belated Moonlight: He Regretted Only After I Left Novels & Stories

"The one who let down the first child was me, not you. You can punish me, but why punish yourself? Do you know how regretful I am to see you in your room late at night, sneaking away to see him, holding his little hand, talking to him, kissing his face? I regret. If I hadn't done anything wrong, you wouldn't have ignored me because of that kid, and even more so if you hated me for so long … I know that you've suffered more than any of us in these past few months. Jackie, I was in the wrong. I'll change it, can you wake up? How could you bear to leave him behind? How can you abandon me? " Luna pulled her back. "Second Sister-in-Law …" Cathelina Bright shook her head and shook her hands, "Don'

He bit my shoulder. “I’m gonna cum!” He said. “Me too baby, ugh! Hmm!” He realeased again inside me. We breathed heavily. He hugs me from behind still not removing his sword. It is throbbing. “I missed you my Luna,” I smiled bitterly. “Because it is full moon West, I hope you will not regret what happens tonight.” I talked back but he tighten his hug and rained my face by his kisses. “I will never regret having you Savanah, I just regret killing you that day my love. I am sorry for not noticing you.”

I knew I had to find a way to mend the fractured bond, to make amends for the pain I had caused. Determined, I opened my eyes, steeling myself for the challenges ahead. The moonlight guided my way as I retraced my steps, hoping that, with time, I could rebuild what I had recklessly torn apart. The moonlit garden, bathed in an ethereal glow, cradled my steps as I ambled back toward the house. The weight of regret hung heavily on my shoulders, each footfall a somber echo of the choices that had brought me to this point. Amidst the solitude, a subtle disturbance in the air caught my attention—an ominous rustle in the shadows.

Moonlight fell across my profile. "Don't worry. As long as she stops coming after me, it'll remain in my phone." After a pause, I added, "But if she comes again, I don't mind letting the whole family hear how their future Alpha feels about the relationship he regrets the most in his life." After saying that, I shut the door, leaving Leo, his tangled past, his heavy guilt, and his wavering resolve sealed on the other side. I lay back in bed, fingers brushing the silver moon wolf fang at my neck.

Caleb's finger had been cut by the metal edge of the gift box, and blood was seeping out. But he seemed to feel no pain, just staring blankly at my ring. "Uncle… he treats you very well," Caleb murmured, his voice thick. "Cliff roses, pink diamond rings, moonstone necklaces…" "He gives you everything I couldn't." I was silent for a moment, not quite understanding the depth of his regret. "Caleb, you chose to refuse two years ago," I said calmly. "It's too late to regret it now." "I know," Caleb gave a wry smile. "I just wanted to prove that I could also…"

Before I knew it, the final deadline passed. The application status flashed "Locked". I let out a small sigh. It turned out that leaving Lucas wasn't as dreadful as I had expected. When I stepped outside, the moonlight was cold and pale, draping over me without a trace of warmth. I gazed at the bright full moon and remembered all the nights Lucas and I had run beneath it, holding each other close, believing those moments would last forever. Now, those memories only brought me pain. Under the full moon, I let him go and freed myself too.

A shiver crawled down my spine. Nobody needed to explain what that meant. The silence stretched. Long and uncomfortable. Finally, Victor spoke again. "Whatever happened that night, Luna, you're missing more than memories." I looked down at the envelope in my hands. The paper suddenly felt much heavier than it should have. Victor's next words settled over the clearing like a storm cloud. "And I think the thing you forgot is the exact reason someone wanted you dead.”

“You never came to see me. Not once. I lost our baby, your baby, while you were busy cuddling her.” “I was wrong!” he gasps, tears finally spilling from his eyes. “I was wrong! But you should know I’m not perfect! I won’t always make the right decisions—I won’t always think clearly! If I could go back and fix everything, I would—but I can’t. It’s already done!” “Not the pain, Ivan.” Her voice drops, deadly calm. “The pain doesn’t disappear just because you regret it.” She steps closer, her gaze piercing.

I needed to go home. “Katherine, would you drive me back home now?” I asked a little embarrassed about leaving so soon. “Luna is only 4 PM. I thought you said 6.” Then she blushed, remembering my weakness. “I’m sorry silly me. You must be too tired already. I will drive you home right away.” She gave me the perfect excuse, and after we said our goodbyes, we drove back to the pack.

+ How terrible, I haven't slept a wink and my phone has been having nightmares all night. With a prolonged sigh, I forced myself out of bed and headed to the bathroom to take a shower. A long, busy day of work awaits me. I haven't slept a damn thing, and I can't ignore the thought of the stupid man leaving the woman he loved. It's been a month, and I still feel remorse and regret for leaving Gisela. I wonder what has become of her. Everything I gained with her was lost in just seconds.