The Alpha's Regret Novels & Stories

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.

And free. My mind drifts to the Alpha and his dark piercing eyes. When I accepted his rejection, for a split second, I thought I saw something that resembled along the lines of pain and maybe a hint of regret. And it’s crazy to even consider him feeling a tinge of regret about losing me. He never wanted me in the first place, so this shouldn’t be anything new. It shouldn’t bother me. And it does.

Regret clawed at his chest, but he knew it was too late to rewrite the past. As dusk fell, Robin remained rooted in place, unwilling to tear his eyes away from the family he had lost. Memories of his time as Alpha flooded his mind moments of triumph overshadowed by the choices that led to his downfall. He remembered the day he rejected Clara, believing that power and status were more important than the bond they shared. "I must move on," Alpha Robin muttered. Robin’s betrayal had set off a chain of events that not only cost him his family but also his dignity and freedom. In the silence of his prison cell, he had replayed those moments over and over, each one a reminder of how far he had fal

He didn't get a response, but the lunar dust beneath his feet suddenly swirled, forming a small, shimmering spiral—a Weaver’s knot. The 70th chapter closed on the image of the five fugitives standing on a dead world, looking down at an empire in flames. The "Alpha’s Regret" was a memory. The "Alpha’s Return" had begun. And this time, they weren't just bringing a rebellion. They were bringing the Moon back to the sky.

I confessed, and his eyes widened. "What do you mean?" Ignoring his question, I spoke up, " I want you to tell Devon that I lost the pregnancy." "I can't do that." He said immediately, and my brows furrowed, "Why?" "I can't lie to the Alpha. I could get killed." "You won't, I would also be paying you a lot of money. I'm the Alpha's woman so I can get a lot of money from him, any amount you want." I smiled and his eyes twitched a bit, obviously tempted but then his next words made me frown.

I shook my head with a sigh. "Yeah. I did it. Though I'm regretting it now,"I said with a weak and faint voice. I shook my head with a sigh. "What is it? What are you regretting?"she asked with a cold and sad look on my face. "The Alpha had made a vow to avoid me forever. He said he doesn't want to see me anymore. He is going to stay far from me,"I said, and she stared at me with her eyes widened in shock. Her eyes bulged out of its socket.

He was going to lose her. At this point the mighty Alpha had been reduced to nothing but prayers as he bawled his eyes out like a baby, his heart heavy with so much sorrow and regret. Perhaps he should have asked that they stay in the basement instead… maybe if they had, all of this would not have happened. He knew it was too late to be lamenting and regretting decisions past, but he could not seem to help himself— he could not even stop if he tried. But there was one thing that was at the back of his mind, even though his distress was not thinking about it. Why was she not turning back into her human form? Wolves almost always died in their human form—

The silence stretched between us, heavy and suffocating, and I could feel the weight of everything we had never said pressing down on me. "I never meant for it to end this way." He said, his voice barely audible. I laughed again, the sound still bitter and sharp. "You never meant for it to end this way. That is all you ever say. You never meant for any of it to happen. And yet it all happened. Because of you." He looked up at me, his dark eyes filled with something that might have been regret. "Do you even regret it?" I asked, my voice flat. "Any of it? What you did to your Alpha? What you did to Isora? What you did to me?"

And I could remember the last time he did, it was to quarrel and ask why I hadn’t prepared the pack ledger properly the way he commanded it, something that wasn't my duty but always handled by the beta. I left my chambers with my heart on my hands and followed Marta obediently through the stone corridors of Ravenfall manor. The whispers increased the moment my legs stepped into the hall. “There she is again. Still walking around with no pup in her belly, and to think it’s been what? Exactly two years?” “Poor Alpha. But he's full of regrets now for bringing her in.” “She was rumored to be an orphan, right? No real bloodline was found in her. No wonder misfortune is following her.”

"You're supposed to be one of my best!" The Rogue crumbled, falling to his knees, and wailing as if he had seen his own death. "Please, Alpha Jax, forgive me! I tried everything, but I couldn't find her! I failed, I failed!" Alpha Jax's face twisted in rage. "Failed?!" he spat. "You've condemned me to death! Alex, kill him! Now!" Alex hesitated for a moment, then nodded and drew his sword. The Rogue cowered, begging for mercy, but Alpha Jax was unforgiving. With a swift strike, Alex ended the Rogue's life, and his body slumped to the floor.