The Alpha & Beta's Regret Novels & Stories

RILEY I know he was angry at me hitting her. I know. But I didn’t know he is this mad. Am…am I being banished? Has…has that ever happened before? “But Alpha…” Beta Stephen faintly opens his mouth, to speak for all the confused and shocked people in the crowd. And for the first time ever, I really want him to speak. “I am sorry to speak in contrast to your decision, but can…can I say something?”

He was constantly reprimanding the alpha. “You don’t get it, Alpha Raphael, do you?” The alpha threw him a look. “The only thing I don’t get is why you continued to act like you are the villain.” The beta, in his frustration, looked up at the dark sky and back to his alpha. “I’m trying to make sense to you. But you would never listen to me. Please don’t make the mistake of doing it again. Like what you did a couple of years ago.” Alpha Raphael stopped in his tracks.

“You seek revenge for your deceased love; you always blamed the Alpha for what happened, but we know the truth... Greg was arrogant and irresponsible!” “He was braver than you'll ever be!” Victoria shouted, displaying fangs and claws, tearing the Beta's tanned skin as he stared at her without retaliating, maintaining his imposing posture. “He was foolish, just like you are !” the Beta exclaimed impatiently. “Your destined one wanted to confront the Alpha, aware of the instability of his beast. He knew the risks and accepted them by betraying and setting a trap. His end was little compared to what that cowardly wolf deserved!”

And through our bond I felt the tension like ice crawling across the room. As they all noticed his experience; Conversations died immediately. Breaths held. And the temperature seemed to drop several degrees. “What did you just say?” Darrell asked in that low, controlled voice that made people's insides tremble — even mine. “ I dare you to repeat that again.” “I…I…” the supreme alpha stammered, eyes flicking to other supreme Alphas as if searching for rescue. His smile wilted. His hand began to shake. And regret painted his face; regret that he should not have said that.

Cliché but true. Adriana had concluded that if she had to be on the run for the rest of her life to protect her child from Niklaus then she would. Without hesitation. She had one regret though. She regretted not telling Celine she was pregnant. She regretted not calling Celine to tell her what she had seen at Niklaus’s mansion that day. She would have known what to do. She regretted not even calling Celine to ask how her writer's retreat in California had been going. Most of all she regretted not telling her best friend she was starting a new life in a foreign city she had never been to. Celine would have helped pick out a new name for a new identity. And that regret and guilt went on to sit

"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."

They took Scarlett to the hospital, abandoning me despite my injuries. The snow they had promised to take me to see—ten years had passed in the blink of an eye, and now they were taking Scarlett instead. I pulled myself out of these memories. Derek, driving beside me, handed me a tissue. I was stunned for a moment, only then realizing my eyes were already wet. When I agreed to join Alpha King's 10-year closed Beta Wolf Enhancement program I thought I had moved on. Now I realized that recalling those memories still brought tears to my eyes.

Zylon explained. “Does it hurt?” Beth suddenly interrupted him. He furrowed his brows. “I mean, knowing you could have had the baddest chick in the pack and the greatest Luna of all time, but refused her because of vanity?” The alphas looked horrified, and for the first time, their stoic expressions faltered, revealing hurt and regret. ‘Beth!’ I mind-linked urgently. ‘Just making the bastards regret it and feel more guilty. It’s fun. Look at their faces,’ she laughed.

Not hurt or implicated. “Oh, I haven’t thought you would still be in favor of your Beta! Alpha Zero smirked and throw a spit at the body of my former Beta. “No! You’re wrong Alpha Zero, he wasn’t supposed to end like that!. He should be in jail to contemplate for his mistakes until his last dying breath.” “It was not yours to decide, it was mine! I am the King! My outburst was clear, Alpha Zero have disrespected me. But we both know it wasn't just about that. Because deep inside of me there is still a tiny bit of feeling which regretted for Matias's sudden death.

It pulses violently, then drops to a purr, then spikes again. "Oh god!" I cry out. "It's... I can't catch the rhythm!" "She’s struggling," Alpha says with satisfaction. "Make her beg. Tell her she belongs to the code." "Let her come peacefully," Beta insists. "She belongs to herself." "Just pick one!" I scream, frustration mixing with the arousal. "Stop fighting!" "Never," Alpha growls. "I will win." "I will save her," Beta vows. The room erupts into chaos. Alpha turns the lights red. Beta turns them blue. The room strobes purple.