Too Late For Regret Alpha Novels & Stories

Every part of me longed to get her to repeat what she just said and tell me everything, but I knew it wasn’t the right time. So Alpha Regan had not only lost his family but his mate as well? I heard he had been quite young at the time so how had he found his mate so early? And who was his mate? The questions burned on my tongue but never made it out. My heart suddenly broke for him. To have found his mate early just to have her taken from him suddenly. And alongside his family no less. I couldn’t possibly imagine the pain he must have gone through. And to think he would remember it all again due to the memorial.

But at this moment, I couldn’t hold it anymore and for the first time since I became alpha ,I cried. Adrian was dead

“We have been waiting for hours!” One of the many impatient Alphas bellowed. As a matter of fact, he outbursted what everyone else had been harbouring within themselves for hours. “I know you believe this plan will work, Alpha Regan, but it's pointless. We’ve only been waiting for hours and nothing has happened!.” Another Alpha said in a less aggressive tone. “We still wait.” Regan said through gritted teeth. The others sighed heavily, not bothering to hide their frustration any more.

“I wish I could turn back time and do better. I regret everything I’ve ever done to you.” “Do you now?” I licked my lips and watched his eyes follow my tongue. He was so close his scent was making me dizzy. “Yes.” He said breathlessly. He looked like he wanted to kiss me, and Goddess knows that wasn’t happening. “Well sometimes, Alpha, there is too much water under the bridge and all that we have left is regrets.” With that I turned to walk back to the packhouse. When he appeared right in front of me. I sighed. He leaned in to whisper in my ear.

Regret clawed at his chest, but he knew it was too late to rewrite the past. As dusk fell, Robin remained rooted in place, unwilling to tear his eyes away from the family he had lost. Memories of his time as Alpha flooded his mind moments of triumph overshadowed by the choices that led to his downfall. He remembered the day he rejected Clara, believing that power and status were more important than the bond they shared. "I must move on," Alpha Robin muttered. Robin’s betrayal had set off a chain of events that not only cost him his family but also his dignity and freedom. In the silence of his prison cell, he had replayed those moments over and over, each one a reminder of how far he had fal

And so I told him everything. When I finished, Alpha Argon leaned forward, his dark eyes gleaming. “You want justice? I will give you that and more. Help me bring Black River to its knees. Help me destroy them all and I will make you the ruler of the black River pack.” My heart stoped.The thought of revenge… was tempting. So, so tempting. But… I shake my head slowly. “I don’t want death. I only want my parents to know the truth and accept me back. I want my parents to see through Seraphina and know I was never the enemy.”

“Well, I wanted you to finish what you started.” I could barely keep my eyes on his face. My eyes kept going to his chest and biceps. “Like what you see, Mellisa?” I shook my head and growled. “It's Alpha Mellisa to you.” He gave me a look of regret. “I can't turn the hands of time but please forgive me. I don't deserve it but I promise to bring you nothing but happiness.” “I don't want to hear what you have to say.” “Please Mell, I just want us to be happy and fulfilled. I regret the way I behaved towards you when we were together. I regret letting you go like that.”

As I stared at his pale face, I momentarily fell into a daze. He seemed different, yet somehow still the same. He was still the Alpha who could stand in a simple shirt and pants and make every other wolf in the room lose their color. But now, I felt nothing for him. Looking into his sincere eyes, I puzzledly asked, "What do you regret?" He held my gaze and murmured, "Let's start over, alright?" I shook my head without hesitation, and my tone left no room for negotiation when I said, "No. I'm doing just fine on my own."

I longed to see a flicker of anger or sadness, anything, but there was only indifference. My heart constricted as if squeezed by an invisible force. More unbearable than her silence was her apathy. "What do you think?" Her counterquestion hung in the air as moonlight moss flickered on the windowsill. My canines punctured my tongue, and I unleashed my Alpha pressure. "Even if there's no bond now, it doesn't matter." My fingers brushed her crumbling temporary mark, and crimson droplets seeped into my fingerprints. "We have all the time in the world to rebuild it."

The admission came easier than expected. “It is about the bond, isn’t it?” Garrick pressed. Kael finally looked at him. “Tell me honestly. If you discovered you had driven away the one wolf meant to stand beside you… would you chase her?” The elder’s gaze softened. “Yes.” Kael’s throat tightened. “I didn’t.” Silence stretched between them. Garrick spoke again, quieter now. “Regret is a patient hunter, Alpha. Ignore it, and it grows teeth.” Kael let out a humorless breath.