Novel & Cerita Left Broken Alpha's Regret Aliza

"Listen, I am your mate, and mates choose each other no matter what." I took my hands from him, then took a step backwards to raise my hand between us. "Stop, just stop it. You broke the mate bond, and whatever is broken cannot be fixed without leaving a crack behind. This is the crack I have to deal with." "So, the crack is to want to keep two alphas for yourself?" "No, the crack is that you, my alpha, owe me a regret. Right now, I am not seeing you regretting as you should, rather, you're turning back to be evil."

My pulse was too loud, my thoughts too messy. Regret clawed at my chest. I shouldn’t have let that happen. He was my boss. This was a mistake. A terrible, unforgivable mistake. But beneath the regret, another feeling stirred. One I hated. I had broken a promise to myself. I had sworn never to be with an alpha again. The last time I had given my heart to an alpha, it had ended in betrayal. His name had been Lucas. I had loved him. Completely. We had spent two years together. Two years of laughter, of whispered words in the dark, of believing he was different.

Now that I knew the reason why he wanted to push Alba with Lucas, I just couldn’t stay silent. He could ruin my life and deny me the Alpha-ship but I would never let him ruin Alba’s life. Yesterday, Alba came home and confessed that he broke it off with Lucas, and she wanted to give her and Beta Paul a try. I didn't know the Beta at all. And although I would have wanted her to be with Lucas, I respected her decision. Alba is smart. She must have seen something in that Beta that she was willing to give up a good man. And I have to trust her on that.

The Alpha, alongside Zica had left the room for her to change into something. Aliyah stared at the mirror and realized her eyes were red and it was due to the uncontrollable amount of tears she had shed over the night. Aliyah stared down at the pendant, and felt a slight pain, realizing that she would forever be alone in a world filled with danger. One thing was certain, she was going to have a revenge on the Crimson Rogues. Soon enough, when she find her feet, she would definitely come for them.

Elena's voice held no judgment, only curiosity. "Because I'm not, really." The confession came easier than I'd expected. Marcus stopped walking, turning to face me with those eyes of his that seemed to understand more than the surface story. "I heard the Alpha found his fated mate. I'm sorry. That must be difficult." "It's the way of things." I forced a smile, trying to ignore the ache in my chest. "Fated bonds are sacred. I won't stand in the way of that." "Still," he said gently, "you deserve better than to be set aside like you're nothing."

Something to fill her time while I ignored her. Now I watched her command a research team whose work was changing survival statistics across six territories, and I understood with complete clarity that I had never seen her at all. I had looked at Alice Watson every day for four years and seen the fiction I had constructed instead of the person standing in front of me. “Alpha.” I turned. Gretta — one of the pack elder who had been reading the truth off my face since I was old enough to lie — was standing beside me in the corridor, her arms crossed, her expression knowing.

And beneath the article, the comment section was even worse, the people were already judging, mocking, and repeating the half-truths as if they were facts. And honestly she did not have to guess whose handwork this was. She already knew it was Hailey. Another notification popped up on her screen and it was a clip of Hailey’s new interview. Veldana hesitated a bit but she clicked on the play button anyway. Hailey sat on a talk show couch, her face looked like she had been crying and you'd just know she had practiced this for a while. “I just… The truth is that I feel sorry for her,” she said, with a voice shaking slightly. “She used to be so talented before she lost herself so the love of my

She got up from her seat and began to head towards the guy named Jadon who had just spoken. “And what if I don't?” He asked when Isabella arrived in front of him, “Apologize,” Isabella said and the guy laughed, “Now I get why the elders had been so against you becoming an alpha. It was due to this! Because of you, stupid bitches now think their words are worth somethi—” Plop! My eyes widened as the guy's right arm fell to the ground. I could see the shock on everyone's faces. No one would've expected Isabella to have such skill but I was surprised for a different reason. I never knew Isabella was this decisive.

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.”

I answered her, then placed the phone in my ear. “Congratulations on surviving without my help,” Zachary’s voice sauntered through. A cold smile spread on my lips. “How are your legs, Alpha Zachary? Can you walk?” “Thanks to my wonderful genes, I survived. I am a wolf after all; things such as breaking my bones don't kill me.” “Oh, really?” “How about I lay a complaint that Alpha Mabel broke my legs when I offered to help her with the trial in exchange for marriage?” “Go ahead, Alpha Zachary. I want to see how stupid you can be to get what you want.”