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Greg’s pov My beta showed up just as they were leaving as I turned to him “What is it?” I asked. “I just… I just had to show up to make sure you’re not making a terrible mistake. Alpha, I think you’re making a huge mistake going with these two as your workers.” “Oh come on,” i scoffed. “Freya’s parents might have betrayed me in the past but right now they are paying for it as my slave. So, let me have this time using them however I want. And I will enjoy the peace and quiet that comes with it.”

“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.”

Chapter 196 Author’s POV. Alpha Jax was in his domain, his eyes blazing fire. His body was getting better, and he could now walk without stress, but sometimes he felt a lingering pain. He had tried his best to find Chloe, but to no avail. Just yesterday, his new beta had told him he saw someone who looked exactly like Ryan. Alpha Jax didn't want to believe it, thinking maybe his beta didn't know Ryan well enough. But his beta had known Ryan for a long time, since they lived in the same pack. His mind raced with how to confirm if what his beta said was true.

"I didn't see a knife, Alpha. I just saw the Omega wandering where she shouldn't be." The betrayal stung more than the silver cut. Brock let out a short, harsh laugh. "See? This is the problem with orphans. No discipline. No respect for rank." He walked toward me, his heavy boots echoing on the marble. He stopped so close I could smell the whiskey on his breath and the floral scent of Claire’s perfume on his skin. "You want to play games, Raya? Fine. Since you love the Alpha wing so much, you can stay. But not as a guest."

"Beta Raines, I have been building this program for two weeks. I have seventeen pups from another territory who were looking forward to an integration experience that is directly relevant to their developmental needs. I have four Greenwood families whose trust in this school I have spent weeks carefully cultivating. Why would I dismantle any of that?" He was quiet for a moment. "I'm not saying you did." "I understand." And I did—he was doing his job, and doing it correctly, and I did not blame him for it. "I'd like the opportunity to reconstruct the data records from the source files I've kept independently. I can have the system restored to full functionality by tomorrow morning." "You kept

"The beta has done more difficult cases than this." It just seemed as if whatever idea I brought up, they had a counter to it. I couldn't believe someone would do something so heartless, taking advantage of a mute girl, the alpha said, his expression a mixture of anger and sadness. The beta's eyes narrowed, his jaw clenched in determination. "Don't worry, alpha," he said. "I'll find him, no matter what it takes." The alpha nodded, his eyes never leaving the beta's face. "I know you will, beta. You're the best we have."

“Why do you regret loving me? Why do you think our love is wrong?” I couldn’t bear to see her cry. Tabitha’s tears flowed as she pounded my chest hard and babbled in an unclear voice. “You are evil. I will never regret loving you. My love for you is very big.” I let Tabitha express all her feelings and cry as much as she could because that was the best way I could do, and I hope after this, she can think about my words with a cool head. 'Alpha, the war is over. My wolf defeated Beta Caleb's wolf. The warriors and I will take Beta Caleb to prison,' Beta Duncan said in the mind link.

“It was beneath the moment, you have done your duty and you have grown past his shadow. More than most Alphas your age ever do.” I didn’t interrupt, I let him finish this time. “A wise man once told me that being a Beta means being anything your Alpha needs,” he said. “You can be a shield, mirror, sword, voice of reason or even a voice of conscience. I don’t regret checking you but I do regret how I spoke about it. You’re right the past is the past and your father’s legacy is no longer your burden to bear.” A minute passed.

with that, the Alpha returned back to reading his documents and so the Beta left. Alpha Melchizedeks was pained that his son would cause all this rumors to even develop, for he knew it threatens his leadership ability. The Alpha was in the pool of his thought as he thought of a possible solution out and something struck his mind and he smiled for he seemed to have discovered how to resolve this issue.

Nobody near the training yard was talking above a murmur, and that was worse than any shouting would have been. My territory had gone wrong somewhere — that thing every Alpha carries for his own ground, the sense that tells you a death has happened where a death had no business happening. It was not the bond I share with Alice. That had been cut a long time ago, at the ritual words, and this wasn't that grief. This was colder than that, and wider, my whole land reporting one wound all at once. Then the scent reached me and I realized it’s a child's.