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"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.

Beta cautioned, their voice carrying the wisdom of countless trials overcome. Alpha Jayden nodded, acknowledging Beta's concerns. "Indeed, Beta. But we have something that sets us apart. We have each other," Alpha Jayden responded, their voice filled with unwavering conviction. "Our unwavering spirit and the strength of our unity are our greatest assets. Together, we can overcome any obstacle that comes our way."

I leaned my head against the cold window, staring at him through blurry, heavy eyelids as he climbed into the driver's seat. "Why do you do it?" I asked, my voice cracking into a rough, pathetic whisper. Marcus didn't look at me. He started the engine, shifting the car into gear. "Do what, Alpha?" "This," I muttered, waving a limp hand between the two of us. "Following me around. Cleaning up my messes. Dragging me out of gutters." I let out a harsh, self-deprecating laugh that sounded more like a dry sob. "Why do you have such a pathetic person as an Alpha, Marcus? Tell me the truth. You look at me, and you see a failure, don't you? A coward who couldn't even protect his own mate. A man who

(Penelope) I tucked my empty plate away and stood to leave when a heavy hand clasped my shoulder. “Leaving so soon?” I turned to face Alpha Reginald, one of the oldest members of the council. His silver hair slicked back against his scalp. His watery blue eyes raked over me appreciatively, lingering too long on places they shouldn’t. “Council business calls,” I replied coolly, stepping back to break his contact. “Surely you have time for one drink?” He produced a crystal glass of ruby-red wine, extending it toward me. His yellowed smile stretched across his face. “A toast to our new partnership against these mutant threats.”

"Dirty, desperate wolves who have nothing to lose. And they believe, they can use them against me, the Blood Scar Pack?" Cenat gave a nod. "Their Alpha, is very unpredictable. I don't know his plans too. He views the rogues as a chance to shift the levels in his favor, as he seeks to increase his domain." "Fuck!.." I yelled. The chair scraped the floor as I sprang to my feet. "They are really testing me my patience." I was trying so hard to regulate my anger before I end up doing something really bad. "Stupid wolves," I murmured in a low, threatening voice. "They believe that they can confront me and escape the consequences? I'm sure they are definitely going to regret this anyway."

I said and turned to leave the room when I heard his cold tone which sent me aback. “You will do no such thing! Are you trying to get on my nerves or what? She’s not here because she doesn’t have a place here anymore. She’s not your mom that you think she is and she’s nothing but a witch, a very selfish and self-centered being! You don’t need to bother about her because it’s just going to weigh you down. If you go in search of her you are going to be struck by the moon goddess with bad luck and that’ll Ruin your chances of being an Alpha.”

The man was trying his best to make sure that he doesn’t get punished but when he raised his head, he saw Regal glaring at him and he shivered, his shoulders slouched in worry as he lowered his head again, if he was kicked out of the pack now, then he will surely die and so will his mate and pup …at this moment he needed to make sure that he would not lose the protection of his alpha. “ Do you think that you have the right to ask for a second chance? The shifter who ran away because of your carelessness was someone I caught after months of hard work and yet you made things difficult for me like this,” said Regal as he looked down at the man who was clutching his thighs and let out an annoyed

“Please let me do this, Alpha. I am your Beta and at times like this I want to do my duty to you.” Alpha Lachlan is profoundly proud of his Beta. There was never a second passing his life that he regretted of choosing his childhood friend as his Beta. “Precisely. Let's do it like what you suggested.” Alpha Lachlan readied his wolf when he remembered something. “On the double,” he reminded them the necessity.

Grateful that someone was doing something, standing where I can’t. “This is an insult,” he said with undeniable anger. I wanted to hold onto his voice. To anchor myself to it. But everything was slipping fast from my grasp. “Then take it as one.” Alpha Theron stepped in, “Your daughter is not a suitable mate for Darius” I thought I was finally worthy, this was supposed to be the final step to my elevation. That was what I and Darius discussed. I felt a wave of pain in the pit of my stomach as the bond inside me twists. I fell on my knees unable to stand or walk straight. I heard the snapping sound crack and suddenly, I couldn’t breathe. But I couldn’t let it end there. I had to try. I had to

Because they were together in the same place, the risk doubled. The Alpha woke in time to survive. But his Beta—his closest companion was lost. He didn't make it. The Alpha went berserk holding his lover's body, which led to his own short demise. That tragedy became the reason the rule was established. I shake my head lightly. “We shouldn’t change that rule. It doesn’t harm anyone. If anything, it benefits.” Jermaine arches a brow. “It harms me. My health comes first, doesn’t it?”