Too Late For Tears The Alpha Triplets’ Regret Novelas e Histórias

“Kira! Don’t look! Turn away, my love!” ​Her voice cracked, but it wasn’t enough to break my paralysis. My feet were frozen, and my breath was shallow as if my lungs were being squeezed. Tears streamed down my face as I darted my gaze around, looking for some way to stop this—some way to wake up from this nightmare. ​The crowd seemed blurred, their faces blending into a sea of grief and rage. But then my eyes locked onto them—the triplets. Alpha Phillip’s sons. ​They stood on the opposite side of the room, their faces pale and their red-rimmed eyes swimming with unshed tears. They were mourning their mother, their gazes dark and heavy with grief. But when their eyes met mine, something shift

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.

"Who are you? You ought to know that this is private property! You must leave at once!" Carl froze in place, utterly stunned by Aria's words. "H-Have you forgotten who I am?" It was then that the dark witch appeared without a whisper, stepping between Carl and Aria. She then stated indifferently, "You can see right here that the Silver-Tipped Poison has eroded her memories, Alpha Carl—the necessary price to pay for her survival. She walks a new path now, one that no longer intersects with yours or the Nightfall pack's." Carl let out a guttural bellow before attempting to close the distance, exclaiming, "T-That's impossible! Take a look at me, Aria! I'm Carl Wood—your mate and your Alpha!"

Mandy explained, still wearing the worried expression. I bit hard on my lips, her words replaying a hidden scene in my head. I pushed the scene out of my head as quickly as it came. " Where are the Triplets?" Mandy paused before answering," I think Alpha Damon is trying to fish out the traitor." Traitor? They were betrayed?

“Just answer these two questions.” Her jaw was tight.nHer eyes were glassy, but she kept them locked on mine, refusing to let a single tear fall. “Is that your voice?” She asked. And I shut my eyes for a moment as regret washed over me. Regret that I hadn’t ripped that bitch head off. “Yes,” My throat tightened as I forced the word out, and it tasted like poison on my tongue. Ava closed her eyes for a second. Her breath shuddered, and her hand tightened around her phone so hard that it trembled.

At my mate Kyle Vera's Alpha succession ceremony, my son and I stood there beside him as family. When it was my five-year-old son's turn to say a few words, he stood up on stage and asked me innocently, "Mom, is it true you slept your way in as the other she-wolf?" The whole pack erupted. Every reporter covering the ceremony swung their cameras straight at my face for the national broadcast. "Luna Leora, is what your son just said true?" "A little boy wouldn't lie about something like that! I bet she never expected her own son to expose a family scandal like this in front of everyone." "You didn't know? Alpha Kyle used to be engaged to his childhood sweetheart. The engagement broke off

I looked up at him with tears about to fall out of my eyes. “I love you!.” Aiden said and knelt in front of me. He grabbed my hand and covered it with his head. “I want my Alpha back!.” He pleaded and just with that statement I remember a particular word he said to me. ‘I want them to know you are my Alpha!.’ Tears rolled down my eyes. I tried to contain the pain I felt but it seemed like it was something I couldn’t contain. “You killed my best friend and mother!!.” I yelled at him as tears ran down my eyes.

Eleven years later. It had been almost nineteen years since Thea and the triplets graduated. “How’s the latest pregnancy?” Alpha John Lyall of Full Moon pack said. Thea’s Uncle Jerry had passed the Alpha title to his son and Thea’s cousin, Alpha John Lyall, about fifteen years back. Thea and the triplets were on their monthly call with him to get an update on the east coast. “Oh, it’s finished. We had the pups last week,” Thea said. The triplets surrounded her, pressing their bodies against her and swaying like they were slow dancing. Their hands trailed sparks all over her body, and they each kissed their marks.

The air around the room was heavy and sad, so sad that it made tears well up in my eyes even before knowing what was going on. I walked over to Alpha Theo and Alpha Leo. “What's going on?” I asked, but they only looked at me without saying a word. Alpha Leo opened his mouth to talk, but no word was coming out. Alpha Theo held my hand, only to release it weakly before he started pacing around again. It was obvious they were losing their minds, and the reason they weren't crying like Austin and Dora was that they were the Alphas of the pack, meaning they should never show their tears to the world.

"I've come to offer you a cure—a way to break the curse that has plagued your clan for centuries." The Alpha's snarl softened into a thoughtful expression. "Why should we trust you? Many have come before, promising the same, only to betray us." Amelia extended the vial towards the Alpha. "Inside this vial lies the tears of those who have suffered, who have longed for freedom. They willingly shed tears knowing that it might bring an end to their pain." The Alpha approached cautiously, his senses heightened. He sniffed the vial, his eyes narrowing in suspicion before suddenly recoiling. "You speak the truth," he growled, his tone now filled with equal parts surprise and intrigue. "But how did