The Alpha's Regret Novels & Stories

"Are you happy now, Timor? You pushed our pack to its downfall." "I did the right thing and I regret nothing. My Alpha is way better than who you believe your Alpha. I can not let a spoiled brat rule the pack, even before when his father was the Alpha, I never like how they manipulate us. My Alpha is way better, leave now and regret later." 'Let them, Timor. Remind them to return anytime when they already regret leaving.' "My Alpha wishes to relay a message, you may go but be reminded that you are always welcome to return if you ever regret your decision." He would be a great messenger, I think."

"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."

Chapter 3 Zoey Malik ~•~ “I, Alpha Conrad of the Crescent Moon Pack, reject you, Zoey Malik, as my fated mate and Luna.” His voice was sharp and cold. I stood frozen. For a moment, I felt like I couldn’t breathe. The pain of the rejection slammed me so hard. I expected it to happen but I wasn’t prepared for it. My wolf let out a whimper, curling in on herself with anguish. “No,” I whispered, my voice faint. “Please don’t do this,” I begged.

he said in a low and dangerous voice “You dare refuse me?” “I dare,” I answered. Whispers exploded. “Did she just?” “She refused the Alpha?” “She’s dead.” I guess regardless of the situation, people would still talk. Alpha Theron slammed his fist on the armrest. Wood splintered. “Guards!” he roared. “Seize her. That’s treason.” The guards ran out of the I braced for it. For iron around my wrists. For the cell like yesterday. “Stop.” Darius’s voice cut through the hall.

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

The Great Alpha couldn't stop the sonnection that so strong that he hurt a woman he truly love. “In this world,” he whispered as tears brimmed to his eyes. He looked up hatefully to the sky; there he saw the Brightest Moon and he appeared to have a deepest of the grudge. Then the words that so dmn echoed out, “You bitch, Brightest Moon! How dare you opposed to what my heart felt about? You think your children deserve to have our heart, our prime that you after? You shall dream on!” The Great Alpha could only laughed as he feel the misery that he couldn't possibly wrapped and throw away like a leftover. His heart couldn't hide the feeling of regrets. He feel like he can do something, but he j

I asked bluntly. “Regret,” he shrugged. “Letting you go was the biggest mistake of my life. I hoped that if…if I showed you how much I missed you. And that I respected you…” “You hoped I’d take you back?” He nodded. “Yeah.” I studied his face. It was sincere. This Liam was SO different than the Alpha Liam I remembered. He was honest and apologetic. Sympathetic even. My attitude softened a bit. I supposed his intentions were in the right place.

“Before I forget myself and do something we’ll both regret.” For a moment, Noah looked as though he might refuse—like he might open his mouth and try to convince me otherwise. But then, slowly, he pushed himself to his feet and strode toward the door without a word. He left without looking back. Only once he was gone did I let out the breath I had been holding. I sank down onto the edge of the bed, clutching my robe closed with shaking hands. It would all be over soon, I told myself. Soon, I would finally be free—free to put this pack and its heartbreaks behind me for good, and return to my own pack as the rightful Alpha.

“Miss, perhaps you should step aside. Before the smell gets worse.” “Yes, please,” a younger woman added, fanning herself. “Some of us are trying to breathe here.” The laughter was deafening now. Leslie tried to speak but nothing came out. Her throat was closing. Her eyes were burning. She looked at Tony one more time. He wasn’t even looking at her anymore. He’d turned back to the cameras, that perfect smile plastered on his face again. “Go home, Leslie, the Northern Territory Alphas are watching.” he said quietly. Coldly. “And don’t come out until you figure out how not to embarrass me.”

I clenched my fists until my nails drew blood, swallowing down the storm rising in my chest, rage and sorrow and something dangerously close to hope. You don't get to be sorry now, I told myself fiercely. Sorry doesn't undo the rejection. Sorry doesn't heal the wounds or bring back the woman who loved you without reservation. And yet... the pain in his voice was real. The regret was genuine. For the first time since that terrible night, I saw not the Alpha who had cast me aside, but the man who had once held me like I was precious, who had whispered promises against my skin and meant every word. I turned away and disappeared into the forest before the tears could fall, my thoughts a tangle o