All Chapters of Alpha's Regret: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

After Alpha Damien's speech, everyone made their way from the hall to the open field where the real celebration would take place. Laughter and light conversation took over as everyone marveled at the large table set up in the center of the field, overflowing with an extravagant display of food. Every kind of dish imaginable was laid out, from roasted meats to fresh salads, rich stews, and delicacies from different regions. Plates were lined up neatly, ready to be filled by hungry guests, while the meal servers stood by, ready to assist.Stephanie stood off to the side, watching the gathering with a small smile. She had seen this sort of celebration before, but after the emotionally charged speech from Alpha Damien, it all felt different. The air seemed lighter, the laughter more genuine, and for a brief moment, she allowed herself to enjoy it. Caleb and Kayla had rushed off to join the other children, their giggles mixing with the soft hum of conversation as they weaved through the ad

Alpha Damien’s eyes followed Stephanie as she laughed softly with Caleb and Kayla, her attention entirely focused on her children. It was a rare sight, one that tugged at his heart. But he could not relish the sight as he had a pressing matter; Ava. Her sudden intrusion had unsettled him, especially Stephanie; they had been having a good conversation when she showed up and spoilt everything.He signaled to the nearest security guard with his hand, and within moments, the young man was at his side."You wanted to see me, Alpha?" the guard asked. "Who allowed Ava to come into the party?" Damien demanded, his tone was low but he was seething inside. The guard blinked in surprise, clearly taken aback by the question. "I wasn’t aware she was here, Alpha," he stammered. "No one mentioned her presence to me."Damien narrowed his eyes, his jaw tightening. "Find her," he growled. "Get more guards if you need to. I want her to be brought to me. Immediately."The guard nodded quickly, "Yes, Alp

As soon as Hank stepped into the study, the heavy atmosphere immediately pressed down . Alpha Damien was sitting behind his large oak desk, his brow furrowed in deep thought. His tension was visible, and Hank could sense that something was wrong. Damien gestured for him to sit down, but there was a hesitancy in his eyes that Hank couldn’t ignore.Hank slowly lowered himself into the chair across from Damien, his concern growing. "Is there a problem, Damien?" Hank asked, his voice was low.Alpha Damien didn’t respond right away. He sat back in his chair, staring at a spot on the desk as if he were weighing his words. After what felt like an eternity, he let out a deep, heavy sigh, rubbing his temples as if trying to relieve some of the tension building inside him."After my morning run," Damien finally began, his voice low and measured, "I was heading back to my room when I passed by Caleb’s door. I heard him crying... really crying."Hank’s heart tightened. Caleb was a sweet boy, full

Alpha Damien leaned back in his chair after Hank left, letting out a deep breath he hadn’t realized he was holding. His conversation with Hank had been enlightening, filling in gaps he never even knew existed in his own understanding of his father and the way he had treated Stephanie. It was as if a veil had been lifted, and for the first time, Damien could see the larger picture, the legacy his father had left behind—not just as an Alpha, but as a protector, a father figure to Stephanie when she had no one else.“Thank you,” Damien had said quietly, shaking Hank’s hand. “For telling me all of this. For helping me understand.”Hank had smiled a warm yet sad smile. “Your father was a good man, Damien. He did what he believed was right, and I see that in you too. You have more of him in you than you think. I’ve watched you for a while now, and I can tell—you’re a good Alpha and a good father. Don’t let the past weigh you down too much. You’re already doing better than you realize.”Dami

Kayla and Caleb could barely contain their excitement when they heard the news that their mother had agreed to extend their stay at the pack for another week. Kayla, especially, had felt a mix of emotions when they first arrived, but now, after spending some time here, things were starting to feel a little different.Caleb, in his usual enthusiastic manner, had taken it upon himself to give his younger sister a grand tour of the pack grounds. With a broad grin on his face, he grabbed her hand and pulled her along, ready to show her every nook and cranny that he had come to love during his time there."Come on, Kayla!" Caleb beamed, tugging her toward a path that led deeper into the pack’s territory. "There’s so much to see! I have to show you all my favorite places!"Kayla followed closely behind, her excitement growing as they ventured from one place to another. They visited Caleb’s secret hideout in the woods, a small, quiet spot surrounded by tall trees that provided a sense of pea