Left Broken Alpha's Regret Aliza Novels & Stories

Or maybe, I was the third wheel in all this from the start. “Meeting you is the biggest regret of my life, Violetta. I, Alpha Liam Wensley, Alpha of the White Crescent pack, reject you, Violetta Romero, as my luna and as my fated mate.” I fell on my knees with pain, and more tears rolled down my cheeks. He rejected me without thinking twice, like I was some kind of burden in his life. I looked at his face, where no regret was present. His indifference cut me deep and controlled my pain as much as I could. “I accept your rejection, Alpha Liam Wesley,” I whimpered with pain when our bond broke apart.

When I burned the clues, Sienna first could not believe her own eyes, and later her disappointment turned into resentment, which escalated to the point of our fallout. Sienna was originally not interested in the position of Alpha Female. As a woman, it was simply a fairy tale to defeat her brother and become the Alpha Female. However, she had to take this position to uncover the truth of what happened that year. Only the Alpha had the absolute status and wealth that would make her qualified to negotiate terms with the witch. Thus, she killed her half-brother and poisoned her Alpha father's cup so that he could no longer have any other children.

He forcefully channeled the vast Alpha energy within him into the broken fang. It was a forbidden resurrection technique among werewolves. An Alpha could exchange his life for the soul of a werewolf in his pack. "Elina, come back. I'll give up my life for yours. Please don't leave me." But it was all pointless. The dead couldn't be resurrected after their fang had been broken. I watched as he threw away his life force like it meant nothing. It wasn't until blood streamed from his eyes, ears, nose, and mouth that his face turned ashen.

CHAPTER TEN For a long while, the room was swallowed by silence. Not the calm kind—but the suffocating kind that pressed heavily against everyone’s chest. The shock of the scene left everyone utterly dumbstruck. Who in the pack didn’t know the marriage history between Alpha Ryker Hale and his ex-Luna, Ember Valen? It was a story whispered in every corner of the territory, a tragedy etched into collective memory. Yet now, seeing the Alpha—who had barely spoken in three years—clinging tightly to the very woman he had once rejected, no one knew whether to laugh or cry.

But I did remember telling her to meet Beta Teressa, who was going to show her her new room. "Apologies, Alpha. But it’s not her who ruined everything; it’s you," And there you go; I couldn’t even blame anyone now. I looked at the broken photo frames. Just like that, I wanted to break Amelia, but then I didn’t raise my hand to females. I looked at Isla; she was giving me a suspicious look, knowing that something was going on in my mind. "How do you want her to pay for this mess?" "Break her." Her eyes widened when I said that. "Heard about the stories of how female omegas are treated like trash in the pack?"

Prince Aisen screamed. "Chop and chop." Aliah teased. * Aliah walked to where Alpha Lucas was and saw him crying. "Bro, are you okay? What happened?" She asked worriedly. "Do I look okay? I can't believe that Leilah can do that to me." Alpha Lucas answered. "What has she done to you?" Aliah asked. "She looked into my eyes and called me her brother and even told me she love Alpha Jake and will die without him." Alpha Lucas answered.

"What you did was offensive. You didn’t listen, but rather insulted me in front of my mate and men." "I regretted it, Alpha. It was a terrible action, and I can’t sleep at night knowing I offended you," Alicia replied. Her voice was regretful. I looked at her straight in the eye, trying to read her mind and emotions to see if she was lying to me, but I didn’t find any lies about what she feels right now. Sighing, I nodded my head. My expression finally softened, realizing that the old woman was truly regretting what happened. "You are forgiven, Alicia."

“She does not bless wolves like you. You are broken, corrupted, an affront to everything we hold sacred.” Each word was a knife, cutting deeper than I’d expected. “That’s not true. The goddess—” “The goddess regrets making you Alpha,” Cassia spat. “Regrets placing such importance on someone so fundamentally flawed.” My heart plunged to the depths of my stomach. I wanted to defend myself, to say something but the words died in my throat. Because part of me—a small, terrified part—wondered if they were right. If I was really broken. If everything I’d felt, everything I was, really was just some cosmic mistake.

“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

"Elena, if we don't survive tomorrow..." "We will," I said, my voice as hard as the quartz above us. "Because the Alpha’s Regret isn't finished yet. You still have eighty chapters of redemption to go." He let out a short, surprised laugh, the tension breaking for just a moment. "Only eighty?" "If you're lucky," I teased, a ghost of a smile touching my lips. We stood there in the quiet of the armory, the "Hidden Luna" and the "Regretful Alpha," finally standing on the same side of the line.