The Beta’s Regret นิยาย & เรื่องราว

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.

‘I won’t become like him or you. ‘So you say.’ A bubbly giggle erupted in my mind as Aldina pulled away and licked her lips. "We need to get going. I’m sure Kelvin is beginning to grow impatient. " Nodding, I got off the ground and wiped the drops of blood that were left behind on my neck. Once I checked in with Kelvin, I would be able to go and check in with Haidan as well. I needed to tell her that I was resigning as beta for the pack and would leave here for good. I probably should have done that at first, but there was only one thing on my mind as soon as I reached town.

I didn’t want to make Daniel seem less. “Turns out I don’t need to be asleep to kick you out of the window.” Daniel threatened. “You don’t want to do that.” Cayden said calmly. “Oh, yeah? And why is that? You scared?” Daniel retorted, shifting closer. “No… Beta.” Cayden replied with a smirk, ridiculing Daniel with one word, ‘Beta’. With that word, he reminded Daniel that he was an Alpha while Daniel was a Beta— his Beta. I was literally fighting to stop myself from laughing now. Them arguing was the comic relief I never knew I needed.

the head Epsilon said, causing him to leave me. “Seeing the whore spill so many lies is getting to me.” Slut? Hearing Aiden state these things was startling and the way he had molded his face to fit this role he was playing amazed me more, but this wasn’t the time to duel on Aiden’s stunning behavior… I had to wiggle my path out of this mess. Facing the council, he began, “Ever since she lost her parents, the former Beta and his wife in the manner in which they had died, I have tried to be there for her, but my charity was taken for love. “

"It seems that I don't have a say on this matter. But expect that from now on, I will no longer obey you. You can find your Beta as soon as possible because I'm leaving." Then tears started streaming down his face, grief overtaking any other emotion on display right then. Regret coupled with guilt ran through both of us until neither one of us spoke anymore. “Go on. Leave. Surely you don’t want to be by the side of a dead alpha. Yes, that’s how I see myself—dead because my mate is already dead.”

It was evident that his disappointment matched my own, the trust we had placed in Beta now fractured, even as the urgency of the situation loomed over us. Beta's face contorted with guilt and remorse, his shoulders slumping under the weight of his misjudgment. "I... I thought I could handle it myself, find her before causing unnecessary worry," he stammered, his voice trembling with the weight of his confession. "I never anticipated... the situation escalating to this extent," he added, his words barely audible.

AUTUMN: I was expecting that the beta would give his rebuttal. That he would say it will never happen. That he will never regret rejecting me. But instead, he looked away. "Will I?" "I was only teasing you," I said, taking back my words when I saw the expression on his face. It seemed as if he regretted everything he did to me. Or maybe I was only delusional. That might be the best explanation. There was no way he would regret rejecting me. "Of course, that won't happen. You love your beloved Sabrina. And when you marry, the love you feel for each other will deepen even more."

Beta Lyra shook her head, disappointed in her Alpha. “Are you serious about what you said?” I put on a suspicious face. “I don’t want you to betray me like Warrior Johan did.” “I swear I will never betray you,” Beta Lyra said, holding my hand tightly with seriousness in her eyes. “I don’t want to regret it anymore. I will atone for my sin of not defending you at that time by helping you.” “I told you that you shouldn’t feel guilty. You were visiting your parents at that time. Besides, it happened so fast. Alpha Andrew couldn’t wait to reject me.” I smiled sarcastically at the end of my sentence.

She couldn't even stand still anymore as she feared that Alpha Gregor’s response might break her so she knocked and entered the room after she got a response. She acted as though she hadn't heard all they had been saying minutes ago and asked looking at the Beta, “Is there a serious problem?” “Pro…..problem? No…. No,” The Beta stuttered as he felt like he had been caught doing wrong. Queen Melina noticed this but didn't say anything as she smiled and asked him, “Then why keep your Alpha out here late when he should be having his night rest in preparation for tomorrow?” “Ahh..yes, I am so sorry, Alpha good night, please do have a good night's rest,” Alpha Gregor’s Beta said and hurried away f

she murmured to no one. A guard snorted. “Tell that to the Alpha. You’re just another rat in his trap.” --- Outside, Alexander stood on the crumbled balcony, fingers curled around the rail. “Who was that girl?” asked Beta Marcus. “Felix’s bastard,” Alexander said without turning. “Pretty. Dangerous. Want me to—?” “No.” His voice was low. “Let her rot.” --- In the cell, Melodie curled into herself. He had looked straight at her. And still… nothing.