All Chapters of Take Me Back: The Alpha's Regret: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Aria's POVStill, in the same dull and cold pack house with the men who abducted me, I stayed quiet as they seemed like they were about to step out of the pack house based on their conversation. They also aimed to take me with them so they tied me completely while holding me as they walked.I did not have any clue where they were planning to bring me or what were they planning to do to me after all these, and I no longer cared because right now, all the hope and desire to live in me already disappeared."I have wine with me, want some?" My eyes darted at the man who abducted me when he told the other men those things all of the sudden."Wine is good to celebrate success. Don't you want some?" he repeated to his companions while everyone was walking.Suddenly, I felt like he was doing something to carry out our plans. Stupid, but because of that little action, hope started filling a small portion of my heart once again.Was he really gonna do it? Damn! I pray to the goddess that she w

Adrian’s POV I gritted my teeth as I continued moving faster. I jumped and ran across the clearing until I reached the depths of the forest. Inside it, I started training my agility in shadows. I tried refocusing on it. I trained both in my wolf and the human form as if a war is coming on. I didn't even give myself a minute to have a break. Perspiring profusely wasn't enough for me. I wanted to clear my mind. I readied myself, acting as though I have enemies surrounding me.Those figures in my head made vivid faces. They appeared one by one. I quickly turned around and smashed my enemy's head. I repeated the process over and over imagining them attacking me midway. It was a tough fight. It was how I was trained for. Being a great fighter and a leader. However, it was not enough. Something was missing. I couldn't seem to get it out of me. It felt absurd at some point. At the time I looked at the opponent's face, I halted my fist in mid-air. His face turned to someone I know. It froze

Simon’s POVIf I were to choose, I wouldn’t be back to this place. It disgusts me to the core being near this abandoned hut that served as our secret place to meet. And yet, I have to endure. I have to do this if I wanted to complete this plan.  With that, I heaved a sigh. I felt so pathetic doing this outside my liking. But as the old saying goes, you would do both great and terrible things in the name of love. And this is what I am willing to do just to get Cassie for myself.  I slowly walked toward the old, shabby house. This was the place we agreed to see each other, the woman who had been helping me with my plans.  As soon as I opened the door, an elder woman welcomed me with en

Aria's POVThe sound of the dry leaves on each of my steps on it was heard as I ran as fast as I could. My senses were enhanced and even though my movements were fast and rapid, I could vividly see what was around me.The forest was enormous and I had no idea where I would go through my wolf form. But even though it was like that, I still ran to nowhere.Turning to the south where the woods were, my vision could sharply see how the trees were denser and the boulders were all over the place. I had no idea where I would go, I just went away from that place without a destination at all.Whatever it was that would welcome me as I go deeper into the woods, I would embrace it.The more I went on, the more I was getting away from Crescentsnow. My wolf form took over earlier. She was white, with exceptional fur, and it was undeniably majestic. "Cleo, go deeper as much as possible," I told my wolf amid our journey. Being near the Crescentsnow pack would mean more possible threats, that was

Aria's POVBut as I turned my body around, I bumped into something hard. A familiar man was standing in front of me. His upper body was bare, with some drops of sweat streaming down his skin. His shoulder-length auburn hair, which I would always see in a ponytail, was now flowing down freely into the wind. In his hand was a handful of fish, with his pants wet from apparent fishing. I covered my mouth in surprise. “Is it really you?” I asked with tears streaming down my face.I looked at the man one more time to confirm if I was right. Under the faint light inside the cave, his ocean-blue eyes focused on me. I have always seen his face clean-shaven but now, I saw some scruff below his face. He looked more mature now because of it, far from the happy-go-lucky bartender I used to see in the Royal Cave bar where I met him. The cloud of silence hovered above us. Nixon remained standing in my front, not daring to make a move. Finally, his mouth stretched on both sides. He carefully put d