All Chapters of Alpha's Regret: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

The journey to the Harvey pack, nestled atop the southern mountains, was one that Alpha Enzo had both dreaded and anticipated. The mountain road was a winding stretch of rugged paths, twisting and turning as though nature itself had designed it to deter the faint of heart. Towering pine trees lined either side of the narrow trail, their branches swaying in the cold breeze that swept down from the peaks. Jagged cliffs bordered portions of the path, revealing sweeping views of the valley below, shrouded in mist. The air was thin, crisp, and carried with it the scent of the earth, pine, and the untamed wilderness.Despite the ominous landscape and the stories of bandits who roamed the area, Enzo’s journey had been remarkably smooth. No ambushes, no sudden attacks, no unexpected roadblocks. For a place known for its treachery, the peace was unsettling, almost as though the mountain itself had chosen to remain silent that day.As they neared the peak, the sprawling structure of the Harvey

The knock on the door was hard enough to wake the dead. Alpha Enzo stirred, groaning as he tried to pull himself together. His head pounded from the night before, and his body still felt the lingering effects of alcohol and indulgence.When he finally opened the door, Alpha Czar stood there, his hulking frame filling the doorway. His face broke into a wide grin as he took in Enzo’s disheveled appearance.“Well, well, well,” Czar said, crossing his arms. “Look who’s up. You look like a mess.”Enzo scowled, rubbing his eyes with the back of his hand. But the annoyance quickly faded as a mischievous glint sparked in his eyes. “A mess, maybe, but I had one hell of a night.” He stepped back from the doorway, running a hand through his tangled hair. “I don’t think I’ve ever had that much fun in my life, and that’s all thanks to you.”Czar’s booming laugh filled the room. “Glad you enjoyed it, Enzo. We don’t get many opportunities to host someone like you, so we make sure to pull out all the

Caleb tossed and turned in his sleep, his small body jerking under the covers as he mumbled incoherently. Sweat drenched his brow, his face pale as though he had just witnessed something horrifying.Then, all of a sudden, he let out a heart-wrenching scream, jolting both of his parents awake.Stephanie, who had been sleeping on a chair in Caleb’s room ever since Kayla was kidnapped, jolted awake at the sound of her son's cries. Her heart leaped into her throat as she rushed to his side. “Caleb! Caleb, wake up!” Her voice trembled as she gently shook his shoulders, trying to pull him from the grasp of his nightmare. Just as she was about to try again, the door burst open, and Alpha Damien stormed into the room. His powerful presence filled the space immediately, his eyes scanning the scene with worry. Without hesitation, he crossed the room in two long strides, crouching down beside Stephanie and Caleb. His hand reached out to brush Caleb's damp hair away from his face, his usually

Alpha Damien called for an emergency meeting with the heads of the various security teams in the pack as soon as his call with Alpha Enzo ended.Within minutes they all gathered at the meeting hall for a quick briefing. Alpha Damien stood at the head of the large meeting table, his expression grim as his eyes scanned the faces of his security heads. The atmosphere in the room was tense and everyone looked stressed as they all knew why they were there—Kayla’s kidnapping had shaken the entire pack, and their failure to get the case solved had left a sour taste in everyone's tongue. "Today is about redemption," Alpha Damien began, his deep voice commanding the attention of everyone in the room. "It’s no secret that the events of the past week have shaken this pack to its core. My daughter was kidnapped, and part of the blame lies in our own negligence."A murmur swept through the room, and Damien could see the guilt etched on the faces of his men. These were warriors, defenders of the

Alpha Czar leaned back in his chair, a grin spreading across his face as he watched Enzo finish the call. The crackling fire beside them threw flickering shadows against the stone walls of the dimly lit room. They had been sitting in the old fortress for hours now, waiting for the pieces of their plan to fall into place. Enzo hung up the phone with a satisfied smirk, and Czar couldn't help but raise an eyebrow in curiosity."You think Damien’s really gonna fall for this?" Czar asked, tipping his glass of beer toward Enzo, who looked as calm and collected as ever. "I mean, you know how dangerous it is out here in the south, with the mountains and the rogue packs. He’s no fool."Enzo’s laughter filled the room, sharp and almost cruel. He took a long sip of his drink, enjoying the rich taste before he responded. "Damien's not a fool, you’re right," Enzo began, setting his glass down with a soft clink. "But he’s desperate. His family’s a mess, his mate doesn’t trust him, and his daughter