The Beta’s Regret Novels & Stories

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

“Anything at all and you want a chopper? Why? To fly to paradise?! You fool!! I can't believe I'm spending my possibly last moment alive with someone like this!!” “Osric, calm down,” I said in a strong voice. We had no time to waste and I had to assert dominance. Even if these two are betas from a legacy pack it doesn't mean that they had the authority of an alpha. A beta will remain a beta in front of an alpha. “Ignace, fight this battle with me and win.. and I'll get you a chopper.” Ignace's head snapped up and he looked at me with wide eyes. My eyes widened, and I could see it, the fear in his eyes had completely vanished and although he was still trembling It was for a different reason e

It was all my fault. My people are suffering today because of my stubbornness. If only— If only I had never took her in. If only I had never trusted her then none of this would have happen to my people. My people wouldn’t have suffered. Lives wouldn’t have been lost. My warriors wouldn’t have fallen. My kingdom wouldn’t have been broken. My throat tightened painfully. This was my fault. My head dropped as guilt overwhelmed me. The door suddenly burst open. “Alpha!” I flinched as fast footsteps rushed toward me. My beta appeared beside the bed, his eyes wide, his face pale and bruised. Relief washed over his expression.

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.

“What’s the matter, Luna? Regretting your little secret trip through the woods?” Yes. Oh goddess, yes. I regretted it the second I saw his face. The second his hand connected with mine. The second I felt my child flinch inside me, responding to the violence outside. “You’re pathetic,” he hissed. “You beg for mercy for him, but what did he ever do for you? He broke into my pack. He humiliated me. He declared war.” He stood, breathing hard. His Beta stepped closer, uncertain. “She’s bleeding,” the Beta said softly. “Alpha… we shouldn’t—”

“The girl is alive.” The Beta's expression contorted with rage. "That shouldn't have happened." The rogue hesitated. “What should we do?” The Beta’s voice was cold. “Tell the Alpha.” The rogue nodded, vanishing into the night. And inside the pack hospital, Emily’s heart pounded as a terrifying thought formed in her mind. Whoever had been chasing her in the forest... They weren’t done yet. --- Emily is marked by Alexander but has no memory of him, and unseen enemies are already plotting her death.

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.

- A Beta's Regret - A Twist of Fate? Jake is Midnight Forest Pack's Beta, incredibly popular and handsome, always surrounded by friends, and is successful in business and as his role in pack as Beta. Yet part of his life feels incomplete. Seeing all of his friends settled down with their mates and now having children, Jake can't help but wonder where he went wrong or think if he will forever be alone. Avoidance seems to be the best tactic, and Jake pushes himself harder into work, where an unexpected encounter at a business meeting gets his heart racing and turns his life upside down.

She looked like a hurt puppy, not a Beta. Zacharias could not leave her alone. He took her to the healing chamber to patch her up. "It's her fault you're injured. I'll deal with this in her place." Once Yvonne was patched up, Zacharias tried to come back to the forest, but this time, Yvonne tugged at his shirt before he could leave. "Alpha, you're the pack's most important person. The woods are dangerous at night. I'm your Beta. I can't allow you to tread those grounds alone."

The white magic was still eating away at his flesh. "She is strong," Thorne rasped. A figure stepped out of the shadows. It was Beta Marcus. "Is it done?" Marcus asked nervously. " is the Alpha dead?" Thorne lashed out. He backhanded Marcus across the face. Marcus flew into a tree and crumpled. "You did not tell me she was a Royal," Thorne roared. "I didn't know!" Marcus whimpered. "Nobody knew!" Thorne looked back toward the cottage. "The Alpha lives," Thorne said. "She healed him. I saw the flash of the bond. They are connected now."