The Beta’s Regret 소설 & 이야기

“Alpha Rhys, sorry I was late—” “You were right on time. Please take him out.” As the Beta dragged the old Beta out, Craig continued screaming back at me. “You’re going to regret not killing me!” He yelled. “I’m going to come back and you’re going to wish that you never left me alive!” “I already regret you being alive,” I said dully and then motioned to my Beta. “He'll be banished out of this pack and branded as a traitor to his former Alpha. Everyone who looks upon you will know that you are a traitor, Craig.”

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.

She was like a ghost, always lingering in the shadows, always seeking his attention, hoping for a miracle. He had tried to discourage her, wanting her to find the mate she deserved, someone who would love her as fiercely as she loved him. ‘And then came that low-life Beta of Woodland,’ Beta sighed, with bitterness. ‘A cruel man who betrayed his own Alpha and pack. He was like a poison, seeping into our lives, causing chaos and pain. No, he wasn’t right for her either. Another mismatch. Three strikes.’ Beta recalled the dark days after that Beta arrived. His presence brought with it a sense of dread and unease, a darkness that seemed to swallow the light. He manipulated, lied, and turned pack

“Precious? Who are you calling precious? Certainly not me, Beta. I’m not your nothing nor I’ll ever be.” I glared at him while he opened his mouth in shock wanting to say something, but he closed his trap again. Good. I feel kind of victorious that I made the Beta of the Greenway Pack speechless. But it was too early to celebrate my accomplishment. “First, it was just a matter of speech. And second, I think you are exaggerating. Don’t say never or you’ll regret it.” His expression was softer now, but he had lost the glim in his 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.

Estan said in a defeated tone, leaving Regan and retreating into the crowd. Regan watched with a confused expression as his beta walked out on him. “What does that even mean?” He ran his hand through his long black hair. Things were already getting out of hand. His beta doesn't want him to reject the princess while he strongly wanted to. He couldn't possibly be mated to the daughter of an Alpha he plans to kill. He had learnt his lesson with Kiya. From across the hall, he spotted the Princess, standing there and gazing at him. It irritated the hell out of him and he growled before grabbing a goblet of wine and storming off.

“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—”

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.

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.

As I attempted to leave the room, Rodriguez spoke again in a hesitant voice, " By the way.. we haven't received a confirmation letter from their Beta. You know, about this case of lands, we need Beta's approval more than the Alpha." I shot him a glare. A Beta? Rodriguez had been telling me for a while that Alpha Remus's new Beta was interrupting each one of our settlements. In other words, he wasn't willing to compromise anything with us. I snorted lightly, pulling out a cigarette to light on, " Do you think that a beta can stop me from what I want? If Alpha Remus cares about Beta more than his own daughter, he should forget about his daughter then." I tched with hatred and mockery. Rodrigue