Wynne's Regret Novels & Stories

He didn't speak or move. My legs suddenly refused to hold me. For years I had stood before this pack as their Alpha, now I sank to the floor like a broken man. I didn't care that an Alpha wasn't supposed to fall apart. I buried my face in my hands. "I failed her...I failed Ruby." Inside my head, my wolf stirred with grief. A deep, aching grief that mirrored my own. “We failed her.” His voice sounded hoarse. “She was our mate.” I squeezed my eyes shut. "I know."

Gwen continued softly, “I used to regret loving you, and I even thought I’d rather not meet you in my life if I could go back in time. But recently, I’ve been thinking there’s nothing much to regret because I chose that path myself. “Everything has a cause and effect. Without those causes and effects, I wouldn’t have had Egret, I wouldn’t have met Zach, I wouldn’t have given birth to Lou, and I wouldn’t have lived 15 happy years.” Jared shook his head. “But I regret it, I regret it. If this is how it ends, I would rather you’ve never met me before, and you’ll live a peaceful life instead of leaving this early…” She was only 45 years old, and she had not truly enjoyed life, so how could she l

“We’ve handled worse. Remember Cassie? Remember how that ended? You trusted me then, and we came out stronger. You trust me now, and we’ll come out of this too.” The reminder hit. He hated it, but he couldn’t fight it. Cassie was gone because of Bridgette, and deep down he knew he’d followed her lead. Payne’s breath slowed. His shoulders dropped a fraction. She gave his arm a reassuring squeeze, eyes steady on his. “Good. Now sit down. Let me think.”

Wynn tilted her head slightly as she observed Noah, then sighed. "Why do I keep losing to that jerk?" she muttered, and got in the car. ••• "It's weird and uncomfortable!" Wynn exclaimed, concluding the briefing of her situation, and leaving Caelyn confused. "I have a question," Caelyn announced, raising her hand like an elementary schooler. "What exactly is the problem?" Wynn paused. "What on earth do you mean by that?" "I mean, aside from it being *the* Ethan Croft-slash-Sterling, isn't this what your whole list was created for?"

"Like what you said, I need to move forward. I love Nash so deeply, marked by submission and compromise, because I've never considered other men. Once I start considering other men, I'll realize there are many who are better than him. Then I'll definitely regret my decision." Yvonne also breathed a sigh of relief. Her frustration stemmed from Nina's continued relationship with Nash. If he were to betray her, Yvonne felt he wasn't even deserving of being called a decent human being. If Nina could see through his actions and distance herself, then Yvonne wouldn't have to worry about her anymore. "It's great that you can think like this," Yvonne said. "Let Nash cry with regret." Yvonne's mood i

"Rosalyn's really lucky. If Tim hadn't suddenly betrayed me, she would've died three days ago." She licked her dry lips and croaked, "I had it all planned—what a shame." Zayne watched her wild, unhinged behavior in silence. Then, he suddenly asked, "Do you regret it?" "Regret?" Naomi paused before laughing bitterly. "I've warned you before. You're going to reap what you sow," Zayne said softly, yet every word cut like a knife. Naomi's eyes slowly dimmed. "Actually, I've regretted it before."

Adrian gets up and starts leaving. He can feel the weight of her words echoing in his mind. The bitterness in her voice cuts deep. “People forget after committing mistakes, but they definitely get the fruits of their deeds; I see only regrets in your fate.” she screamed. He knows she's right. As Adrian walks away, he can't shake off the feeling of guilt and regret that now consumes him. He knows he has hurt her deeply, and the consequences of his actions are now staring him in the face. The harsh reality of his mistakes hits him like a ton of bricks, and he realizes that he may never be able to make things right again. The words of the woman he once loved haunt him as he walks away, knowing

Otherwise, there would be even less of a chance in the future. And Yvonne could see clearly what kind of person the director was now. At this point, he was already beneath them, and it was only natural for them to look down on him. If only he had known how things would turn out, why had he acted that way in the first place? Regret had begun to creep into Yvonne’s heart. But was regret really of any use now? There was no way to make amends even if she wanted to. Most importantly, the director refused to see her at all, leaving her with no path to fix anything.

His expression shifts, a flicker of something raw and unguarded crossing his face before his mask of stoicism returns. “You know what I’m talking about,” I press, lowering my voice. “You already live with regret. The way you wish you’d handled things with Kassian. The way you wish you could’ve had more time with your mother instead of watching Kassian rebel against your father while you stayed silent. Do you really want to add Lynette to that list? Especially if something happens to her—if she dies? That kind of regret will eat you alive, Rowan.”

Watched her manipulate and scheme, then turned it all back on her with a precision that would have been admirable if it wasn't destroying her life. "Well played," she whispered, clutching JJ closer as tears finally spilled down her cheeks. "Well fucking played." But as the initial shock wore off, something else replaced it. Regret and bitterness. After all, Jackson had put her through, why had she trusted him? Which responsible man would let his pregnant girlfriend go live with another man and even pin his baby on him, just for money? She had no one to turn to now that her foolishness had cost her everything.