The Alpha And Beta's Regret Novels & Stories

> “Alpha was always too human. Pain. Empathy. Weakness. But Beta? She doesn’t feel love. Or remorse. She only knows loyalty. And she will come for Alpha’s place, her face, her body, her role. Because this isn’t about control. It’s about replacement.” The recording ended. Ember touched the screen. “He never wanted me. Just the idea of me.” Lucien turned to her. “Then we kill the idea.” Cut to: Rafael’s facility. Beta stood in the center of a white room, shirtless, scarred, breathing slow and steady. She watched the fire footage of Ember burning the house down. A doctor approached. “You’re being deployed.” Beta nodded.

Then he lowered his head and listed guiltily, "The two sons of the Alpha are gone. Someone called Cage Sandler, Jerry Thierry, Camille Robert, Claire Vandette, Onniel George and Ashley Nicholas are nowhere to be found." Alpha Shaw snapped at the last name. His eyes burned with fury as he shot it at his Beta. "Did you just say you lost Ashley Nicholas?" Although scared, the other man nodded almost immediately. The next second, he had a strong hand gripping him roughly by the throat. "You lost the only person that could've guaranteed us more strength and power?!" "I'm really sorry." The Beta chose to remain loyal even at that point. Shaw simply couldn't bear to continue being upset at him so h

This had attracted some of the other rogues and a silent fight started, the bigger Alpha wolf wasn't giving any of them a chance to make a howl till he deftly cleared all the rogues around that area. After it was done, it shook it's large head as if it was irritated and it wanted to wipe off the ugly stains of the rogues blood on it's exquisite fur. Then with a huge leap, it landed on the window which made quite of an attractive noise but the doubting thomases before him, Pedro and Cole were too engrossed in their conversation of deceits and lie. The Alpha stared at his Beta's disbelieving face from where he was and a sudden anger formed inside him but he wasn't there for that, even after ta

“i was in pain every day of our marriage but you never noticed.” “I noticed,” he said. “I noticed,” he repeated quietly. “I just convinced myself I was protecting you from more pain.” “By rejecting me?” “The mark from an Alpha as strong as me could have hurt you if I mated with the moon omega while we were still together.” “But you were willing to risk everything for the Moon Omega. You chose power over me.” He was quiet for a while. When he finally spoke, his voice was very low and regretful.. “I was wrong.” he said.

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.”

And I could remember the last time he did, it was to quarrel and ask why I hadn’t prepared the pack ledger properly the way he commanded it, something that wasn't my duty but always handled by the beta. I left my chambers with my heart on my hands and followed Marta obediently through the stone corridors of Ravenfall manor. The whispers increased the moment my legs stepped into the hall. “There she is again. Still walking around with no pup in her belly, and to think it’s been what? Exactly two years?” “Poor Alpha. But he's full of regrets now for bringing her in.” “She was rumored to be an orphan, right? No real bloodline was found in her. No wonder misfortune is following her.”

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.”

A man who might not stop until he broke every piece of me. When the car stopped, the door flew open, and I was yanked out without warning. My bare feet hit the cold stone driveway, and I nearly fell. I had survived Uncle Greg. I had survived Caden’s rejection. Maybe I could survive this too. But deep inside, I wasn’t sure. Could I really make it through under another Alpha’s control? Maybe another cruel one? They dragged me into a huge house. It was beautiful, like something out of a dream, but everything about it felt cold and wrong.

Her eyes held fury that could burn forests, but underneath I saw something else—pain that went deeper than hatred. The pain of someone who’d begged to be believed and been ignored. “You had months to remember this,” she mouthed at me. “I was grieving,” I said desperately, knowing she couldn’t hear me through the glass. “I wasn’t thinking clearly—” “Now you want to play hero?” Her lips formed the words very clearly. Behind me, the crowd grew increasingly hostile. Pack members chose sides, their unified community breaking apart. “The Alpha’s lost his mind,” someone shouted. “Or he’s finally telling the truth,” Nathan shot back. “My daughter was framed!”

I struggled to get up from the couch but ended up collapsing onto the floor. "Funeral? Are you out of your mind?!” My father hissed. “Talia was an enemy of the pack. She doesn't deserve to be buried on Nightstar Pack land." "She’s my mate!" I roared. But Edward’s eyes were cold. "But she betrayed us!” My father roared back. You still want to fight for her? If not for the children, I’d even flush her ashes down the toilet!" He then turned to Abby. "Abby, as Beta to the Alpha, you have the responsibility to supervise his actions. If I don’t see him in the meeting room tomorrow, I’ll punish you as well!" He commanded before leaving.