The Beta’s Regret Novels & Stories

I wish I could see how he almost peed in his pants. “You can say sorry to my Alpha in private. If you want to be forgiven by our Alpha, we want you to do something for me in return.” My Beta flashed a forced smile on her lips before she rolled her eyes. She was too irritated because of June. “Every action has consequences. I want you to meet up after this meeting, and don't you dare inform Alpha James about this or else you will lose your freaking balls.” His eyes dilated in horror, and I couldn't believe that Alpha James had chosen a man like him to be his beta. He wasn't the type of man who would be loyal to him until the end. He would rather betray him than die and leave the world.

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

The beta and his son as well as Alpha Cullen are all approaching the crowd. “I lost track of time. I was worried that we had missed you.” Beta explains briefly. Despite his initial rejection of me he looks sad to see me go. I guess he has indeed come around towards my favor. I take his hand for a gentle shake. “We will meet again.” He speaks with confidence despite the sadness in his voice. All I can do is nod silently in agreement knowing it won’t be soon enough. He steps back allowing Beta Parker to step up, taking my hand next.

“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.”

What going on between you and my most trusted Beta. I'm..I....I...she stammer.... Alpha. It's ahmon not alpha, we are mate after all "But you regeted me" she said turning her back on him He uses his hands to round her waist unlocking it. I didn't reget u I only ....I. ..I...he stammer "I can't tell you what me and the beta was talking about" ? Why ? Are u now liking him he ask She gave a short laugh entangling his hands from her waist

“I won’t accept that.” The Beta finally spoke. “Wait here.” He turned and disappeared behind the gates. Minutes passed, each second felt heavier than the last. Lucan leaned closer. “Alpha… something isn’t right.” “I know,” I muttered. I kept my eyes on Orion. He stood calmly… too calmly. Like a man who knew exactly how this would end. The Beta returned. “You’re fortunate,” he said coldly. “Alpha Caldor will see you.” Relief didn’t come, only tension.

That the month had been exactly what she said it was—her due, thirty days, nothing more—and that if I said stay, she would look at me with those composed eyes and explain, with the same patient clarity she brought to everything, that she had always known what this was. I had been afraid of what it would mean if she said no. So I had said nothing, and she had said goodbye, and now I was standing in an empty hall holding a silver ribbon and ordering my Beta to search unmaintained border roads, and the fear of her saying no seemed, in retrospect, like a very small thing to have weighted so heavily. I opened my hand and looked at the ribbon again. "Alpha." Raines, at the door. "The trackers are

*************************** **Ethan's POV** I paced impatiently across the palace halls, anxiety gnawing at me as I waited for my Beta to return with news. Deep down, I desperately hoped for good news. Something that could lift the heavy cloud hanging over my head, something to reignite the flicker of hope I clung to. Regret weighed on me heavily, my past decisions haunting me n I muttered under my breath, "How foolish I was." I couldn't help but question whether I should have gone along with my Beta, or perhaps done the investigation myself. The waiting was unbearable. Frustration bubbled up inside me.

“You seek revenge for your deceased love; you always blamed the Alpha for what happened, but we know the truth... Greg was arrogant and irresponsible!” “He was braver than you'll ever be!” Victoria shouted, displaying fangs and claws, tearing the Beta's tanned skin as he stared at her without retaliating, maintaining his imposing posture. “He was foolish, just like you are !” the Beta exclaimed impatiently. “Your destined one wanted to confront the Alpha, aware of the instability of his beast. He knew the risks and accepted them by betraying and setting a trap. His end was little compared to what that cowardly wolf deserved!”

My eyes narrowed and the fire of the Alpha and the protector and the predator flared within me as I considered the trail of the coalition and the treachery of our own and the weight of keeping Nova safe pressed down upon me and I knew that every decision mattered and every second counted and I could not afford to make a mistake. I released the Beta and I shoved him away from me and his legs trembled and his mind was broken but he was functional and he would serve his purpose when the time came. “You will live to regret this,” I said quietly and I was speaking more to myself than to him as I watched him stumble toward the door.