The Alpha And Beta's Regret Novels & Stories

She couldn't even stand still anymore as she feared that Alpha Gregor’s response might break her so she knocked and entered the room after she got a response. She acted as though she hadn't heard all they had been saying minutes ago and asked looking at the Beta, “Is there a serious problem?” “Pro…..problem? No…. No,” The Beta stuttered as he felt like he had been caught doing wrong. Queen Melina noticed this but didn't say anything as she smiled and asked him, “Then why keep your Alpha out here late when he should be having his night rest in preparation for tomorrow?” “Ahh..yes, I am so sorry, Alpha good night, please do have a good night's rest,” Alpha Gregor’s Beta said and hurried away f

“Stop reminding me, Beta Manro. I vividly remembered what the Doctor had said. I am not yet so old to be forgetful.” “Yes, yes, apology, my Alpha King.” “Or are you the one who is getting old since you are acting like having Alzheimer's disease already?” Beta Manro laughs upon hearing the teasing of the Alpha King. “Of course not. I am one year younger than you. By the way, my Alpha King, I heard that the Rogue Alpha is starting to communicate with other Alphas and trying to twist their minds by laying down the lapses of your rules as an Alpha King. What are we going to do with that?” Beta Manro, said in a calculating tone. He does not want to irate the Alpha King, not now that he seems to b

“Alpha Rhys, sorry I was late—” “You were right on time. Please take him out.” As the Beta dragged the old Beta out, Craig continued screaming back at me. “You’re going to regret not killing me!” He yelled. “I’m going to come back and you’re going to wish that you never left me alive!” “I already regret you being alive,” I said dully and then motioned to my Beta. “He'll be banished out of this pack and branded as a traitor to his former Alpha. Everyone who looks upon you will know that you are a traitor, Craig.”

And yet, he'd still thought she was just jealous of Victoria. Claude felt something shatter in his mind. He gripped the document tightly, veins bulging on his hands as if he were fighting with himself. Heather wasn't throwing a tantrum, but rather, she'd truly left him for good. … Back in the council hall, Claude looked like a wolf who'd lost his soul. The document was piled high on the desk like a mountain. The newly appointed Beta, Marcus Voss, was at his wits' end. "Alpha Claude, I can't find the previous data for this resource report."

“Greg, I’m not mad at you; these things happen, and there is no controlling what the Goddess wills… Come on buddy and shift so we can talk, it’s been ages since I’ve seen my little shadow.” Gregory hesitated, obviously warring with himself whether or not to shift back. Finally, I could see his wolf relent; and the boy slowly shifted back. His head was hung as he stood in the surf, sadness weighing heavily on him. “I’m so sorry…” he finally said, a sob catching in his chest. I went up to him and draped an arm on his shoulders. “Hey, buddy, there’s nothing to be sorry about. Why would you be sorry?” “I’m useless to the pack, especially now that another alpha is needed. I’m just a stupid beta.”

“You’re crying?” “No, I just-" I tried to speak, wiping hastily at my cheeks. For a moment I wanted to find some excuse, but then I realized this was Gabe. He never judged me and I didn't need to pretend anymore in front of him. “Of course I cried! Last year was already hard enough living out there on my own. And when I finally came back home hoping for peace, my own Alpha treats me like I’m nothing. Like I’m filth!” The dam broke, I sobbed.

I remembered the moment she yelled at me, her voice filled with pain: "Without knowing the depth of this, you chose to believe I was the culprit. Isn't that cruel?" Tears welled in my eyes. She was right. I had been cruel to her, and I'd never gotten the chance to make it right. “If we were to publish this story, what would we call it?” She had asked once. I let out a bitter laugh. "Alpha's Regret: Yearning for Her Love," I whispered. That would be the perfect title of our story. I gave up, hoping at least Harper would keep her words to erase my memories with Emily in her head. And Zaza, Mason and Madison will at least keep her safe.

Shouldering the responsibility of an entire pack was a job that belonged to the Alpha and not me, I didn’t even belong here anymore. And what would happen to me if I failed to fulfill the prophecy? What if I ended up making everything take another turn for the worse and jeopardize the lives of everyone who hadn’t been affected by the plague yet? I couldn’t stop thinking about the repercussions that would happen if any of these things came to pass.

“Congratulations to you both.” “Good.” The Alpha nodded. “Now off you go.” He really didn't see me as anything. The thought made me mourn for myself and my unborn baby. At that moment, his Beta strode into the room. His expression was grave and when our eyes met, he gave me a look filled with great mistrust. I found this difficult to understand. His usual way was ignoring my existence, what could I have done to him? The sorrow I felt was so overwhelming that I couldn't bring myself to figure out what was up with him. I hurried out of their sights as Alpha Damian began questioning Beta Karl, carrying my broken heart with me.

“I don’t even know how it all slipped so fast. I wasn’t in control…I thought I was protecting you, thought rejection was the only way to keep you safe. But I was wrong. God, I was so wrong. And now… if this is the end, then let it be said. Larissa—you’re the only wish I ever had. “I don’t regret being Alpha. But I regret every second I lived without you by my side . “I always loved you. I always do. You're the only thing I’ve ever wanted.” My eyes burned. My throat closed. The tears I had buried, the ones I swore I would never let fall for him again, spilled hot and silent down my cheeks. shaking, broken. Because in his voice, I heard the truth. Regret. Love. My eyes squeeze shut For a momen