Novel & Cerita The Beta’s Regret

The beta would just search in vain, and all this would just be forgotten. I turned to look at the beta, who looked away, still angry at me for telling the alpha about the rape. His expression was a mixture of anger and hurt, and I couldn't help but feel a pang of guilt for deceiving him. But I pushed the feeling aside, telling myself that it was necessary to protect my secrets. As the beta continued to avoid eye contact, I couldn't help but notice the tension in the air. The alpha, sensing the unease, cleared his throat and spoke up.

I want to thank you for making me your Beta, for not going soft on me and training me to be so strong and independent now. This pack and you Thea, will always have a special place in my heart. And I never wanted to leave. I tried so hard all these years .But now, I have to go. And I hope this is the right decision for both of us. Thank you Leo. For everything. And forgive me if I ever hurt you in anyway. It's time now.I need to move on in life. I can no longer stay as your Beta. Goodbye. And please take care of yourself in my absence. That smile on your lips. It's golden Leo. Hope you will smile more in the future.

I would wait, and hope, and try to build a kingdom worthy of her eventual return. Because despite everything, I'd never stop believing she would come back to me. Tonight, I'd finally decided to give up that hope. I'd brought Jessica—Jennifer?—home with the intention of moving on, of accepting that my mate was lost to me forever. It had been a disaster, of course. My wolf had rejected her completely, and I felt like I was betraying something sacred. Then her message had arrived. Three words that changed everything: "I need to talk."

Elders from the pack came to blame him. “Aren’t you the one who cheated on your Luna Queen? Why do you punish others for doing the same thing? You are crazy.” Victoria leaked photos of them kissing. Some members in the pack left. Alex didn’t care about being a good Alpha King. All he could think about was he loved Kate so much, but he hurt her so bad. He ruined everything. Their mate bond. His true love. Victoria tried to get back with him. But he refused. The last time they met, Victoria was at Alex’s doorstep begging him to let her in. She was about to have the pup. Alex shoved her hard, She was seriously injured.

Not accepting Alpha's rejection will only bring more pain. Tracy's beauty really makes me feel ashamed. What could I use to compete with her? She is the sister of the Alpha of the Dark Moon Pack, and I am just a nobody without anyone's love and respect. Looking at Alpha Leo's ruthless eyes, my heart was completely frozen. I choked and said, "I, Olivia Walsh, Beta of The Silver Moon Pack, accept the rejection of Alpha Leo, he will be not my mate and my husband. I would quit my duty as the Beta." The pain is overwhelming as if every bone breaks and restructures within a second. But I won't regret it, someone else would.

“It would be a shame to see an entire pack go extinct over trivial things, so I decided to step in as a mediator.” “Is that so?” Ralph asked. “Yes.” “And you think you are worthy enough to negotiate terms with my Alpha?” Sean, Ralph's beta sneered, his face dark as the bottomless ocean. I didn't even spare him a glance, instead I fixated my eyes on Ralph who seemed like he was trying to see through me. The way his eyes squinted and widened repeatedly, told me so. “You killed their Alpha, and they came for you. Now, both sides suffered losses. Don't you think you should call it a tie?”

The four Alphas exchanged glances. "That is a lie," she sobbed, clutching Sebastian's arm. Her tears fell fast and perfect. "You know how much that night destroyed me, Freya. You know the pain I have carried. The nightmares. The fear every time the moon goes dark. How can you stand there and lie like this? How can you be so cruel?" "Enough," Kael roared. His claws extended at his sides. "Apologize to her. Now." Marcus stepped closer, his voice cold and sharp as frozen earth. "Apologize. Now. You have caused enough suffering."

But I couldn’t trust anyone. In my years as Alpha, I never trusted a single soul. Not even my Beta or my Gamma. Tristan, my former Beta, was a clear example that even if you grew up together, it didn’t mean they would be on your side. I was still on my quest to find the female he was working with when he decided to betray me. I caught him in a video call with her, but all I saw was a female’s legs as she walked back to pick up her phone. She was wearing short cotton shorts, showing a portion of her tattooed thigh.

Safe. "Sure," I said. "Why not?" We moved to the bar, and Jace ordered us both glasses of wine. He kept up a steady stream of conversation—asking about my art, my time in Seattle, what brought me back to Ironvale. I kept my answers vague, dancing around the truth, but he didn't push. "So what's it like being a Beta?" I asked, deflecting attention from myself. "Exhausting," he said with a laugh. "I'm basically a glorified mediator. Alphas make the big decisions, but I'm the one who has to convince everyone they're good ideas. It's a lot of ego management."

she squeals. “Wind your neck in and speak to me with some respect!” the Alpha booms. “I know you are struggling with what they have just told you. I have seen the report, and I am sorry to say, but this is nobody's fault but your daughter’s. You are fully aware this is not the first time she has done something like this. She is lucky she has not been killed before. Having read the report I would have done the same as Mr Joseph, and I do believe Alpha Knox said the same as did his father. Now if three Alphas are saying that, then that tells me that the Beta acted in the correct way. You do not attack an innocent person, unprovoked, whilst they are completely unaware. They did not have to trav