The Beta’s Regret Novels & Stories

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. “

“This pack has been rotting from the inside for years. They all think I’m the incompetent one, when the truth is everything’s falling apart because they’re too busy accusing and undermining each other.” The beta let out a slow breath, eyes lowering to the ground before he spoke, “You’re right, Alpha. Too many pack members overlook everything you’ve done for them. One failure is all it takes to overshadow countless acts of loyalty.” “Alright… what do we have on Margaret?” Malcolm asked, low and intent, motioning for the file to be brought out. “Just a moment, Alpha.” The beta crossed to one of the tall shelves, running his fingers along the labelled folders before pulling out a thin stack. He

“Greg, I’m not mad at you; these things happen, and there is no controlling what the Goddess wills… Come on buddy and shift so we can talk, it’s been ages since I’ve seen my little shadow.” Gregory hesitated, obviously warring with himself whether or not to shift back. Finally, I could see his wolf relent; and the boy slowly shifted back. His head was hung as he stood in the surf, sadness weighing heavily on him. “I’m so sorry…” he finally said, a sob catching in his chest. I went up to him and draped an arm on his shoulders. “Hey, buddy, there’s nothing to be sorry about. Why would you be sorry?” “I’m useless to the pack, especially now that another alpha is needed. I’m just a stupid beta.”

Pearl wiped her tears, her expression hardening. “If Ryker weren’t an Alpha,” she muttered, “I would’ve scratched his face to shreds.” Ember believed her. But Ryker was an Alpha—and Pearl’s father was the pack’s Beta. That alone restrained her fury. “It was that freaking Alpha,” Pearl said coldly. “Linda disappeared, and the whole internet went crazy. I got worried and rushed to the party venue. When I found you… you were unconscious on the ground, soaked, freezing.” Her voice shook.

I let out a hearty laugh before pulling her into my arms, her face snuggling on my chest, "My hands are still full, my mate is too much to handle. Who needs a baby now?" 18 MONTHS AFTER THE BETA UNION ALIA I closed the bedroom door and leaned my back against it as tears started streaming down from my eyes. I thought I was already fine, that I had accepted that it wasn't our time yet. That we could still wait, but hearing the Gamma's news today has knocked my confidence to the ground. I felt so completely worthless. I walked slowly towards the bathroom but before I could reach it, the door opened and Gavin came in rushing. I stopped on my track but didn´t look at him.

“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.

I think I’ve had enough of their shīt and them believing they are taking her away. “He’s right.” Melody’s dad answered, stopping the alpha from spitting his venom. He wiped his tears and stood to his feet. “Thank you, Beta.” “You can call me Axel. And no need to thank me.” “We will be back tomorrow, Axel.” The alpha stated, eyes glaring. “You can call me Beta.” I informed him, standing taller to show him I was not at all intimidated by him. “Okay. Well, we will get going,” her father declared, feeling the tension heavy in the room. “Please let us know if anything changes. I can come at any time.”

Darren said to me. I knew he was really concerned about me, but he is also needed in the pack. "No, Darren, I got this. You should be home protecting our clan. That is why I am your Beta," I said to him. "Carsen, before you are my beta, you are my brother, and I always want you safe, even though you are very stubborn, and I feel like killing you at times," Darren said to me jokingly. We both laughed as happiness is free.

“Miss, perhaps you should step aside. Before the smell gets worse.” “Yes, please,” a younger woman added, fanning herself. “Some of us are trying to breathe here.” The laughter was deafening now. Leslie tried to speak but nothing came out. Her throat was closing. Her eyes were burning. She looked at Tony one more time. He wasn’t even looking at her anymore. He’d turned back to the cameras, that perfect smile plastered on his face again. “Go home, Leslie, the Northern Territory Alphas are watching.” he said quietly. Coldly. “And don’t come out until you figure out how not to embarrass me.”

I felt my wolf come up behind my eyes and I let him look out for a second, because a thing like that has to go somewhere. Callum took it without moving. He's been my Beta twenty years. He doesn't flinch when it's aimed at him, and he didn't flinch now. "The guards," I said. "They followed protocol." "Then I don't want to hear one word against them." And I meant it. A woman at her daughter's grave, four hours off dying. Grief makes wolves unpredictable and desperation makes them dangerous. I knew both of those things when I signed the order that let her out of that cell.