All Chapters of Alpha's Regret: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

“I want to stay awake until they get back,” Caleb insisted when the nanny suggested it was time for bed.“Caleb, it's late. You need your rest,” the nanny replied, trying to reason with him.“Please, just this once.” He insisted The nanny sighed, understanding his feelings and his need to spend as much time as possible with his mother since he lived with his father. “Alright, but just this once. You can stay up, but you have to promise to be in bed when your mom gets home.”Caleb nodded vigorously. “I promise.”Once Kayla had gone to bed, Caleb and the nanny played board games and watched TV. They laughed and joked, but as the night wore on, the nanny began to tire.“Caleb, I’m going to bed now. You should too,” she said, stifling a yawn.“I’ll wait up. I’ll be fine,” Caleb assured her.The nanny reluctantly agreed and headed to bed, leaving Caleb alone in the living room. He fought off sleep, his eyes drooping, until he heard the sound of a car pulling up outside. He rushed to the w

Alpha Damien paced his office, his usual calm demeanor was now replaced with restless energy. The stack of paperwork on his desk was ignored, pushed aside in favor of more immediate concerns—Stephanie and the children. He had spent the entire morning trying to focus on his duties as Alpha, but his mind kept drifting back to them. Would Stephanie come with Caleb? And more importantly, would she bring Kayla?He sighed, running a hand through his hair as he glanced at the clock. The hours seemed to drag by painfully slow, each minute increasing his apprehension. He knew he had no right to expect anything from Stephanie, not after the way he had treated her all those years ago. If she chose to send Caleb with someone else, he wouldn’t blame her. He had hurt her deeply, and he was painfully aware that their relationship—or lack thereof—was entirely his fault.Damien thought back to the few brief encounters he’d had with Kayla since learning of her existence. She was a spitting image of Ste

As soon as Dr. Zita entered the living room, Stephanie’s face lit up with a warm smile. She hurried over, wrapping her arms around her friend. "Zita! It’s so good to see you," Stephanie said, with a huge smile Dr. Zita returned the embrace with equal warmth, stepping back to look Stephanie over. "You look good, Stephanie. How are you holding up?"“It's been hectic, but I can't complain," Stephanie replied, Dr. Zita’s gaze softened. "I’m glad you cane. And Kayla? She’s here too, right?""Yes, she’s here." Stephanie smiled, then turned to call out, "Kayla, come say hi to Dr. Zita!"Kayla ran and hugged her, and Dr. Zita kissed her cheeks. "I have been gone for just a few days and you look so grown up already.” Dr. Zita teased herKayla smiled shyly at being teased. Dr. Zita then turned her attention to Caleb, who had been lingering nearby. "And how are you feeling, Caleb? I heard you weren’t feeling too well."Caleb nodded, his expression brightening as he said, "I’m feeling much bet

The day of the ceremony had finally arrived. Stephanie paced her room, trying to calm the nerves that twisted her stomach into knots. The ceremony was meant to introduce Kayla to the pack. She adjusted the hem of her dress for the hundredth time, her thoughts racing, what if they reject her since she had not been to the pack all her life and lived amongst humans.Kayla, on the other hand, was excited and afraid at the same time. She sat on the edge of her bed, fiddling with the delicate lace of her dress. "Mom," she had asked earlier, her voice trembling slightly, "what if they don’t like me? What if I mess up?"Stephanie had knelt down in front of her daughter, placing a comforting hand on her cheek. "Kayla, you’re going to be wonderful. The pack will love you just as much as we do. And remember, you’re not alone—you’ll have Caleb by your side." She had assured her pushing her own fear aside.Just then, Caleb had popped his head into the room, grinning. "She’s right, Kayla. I’ll be r

Stephanie felt a chill run down her spine, as her heart thudded in her chest. She was feeling restless and shifted in her seat. The hall had become silent, all eyes were fixed on Alpha Damien as he stood at the podium. She wondered what he was about to say, what he could possibly say that would make sense of the years of pain, betrayal, and loss. Her breath caught in her throat as she waited.Alpha Damien cleared his throat. "I want to apologize," he began, his tone low. "To Stephanie, to my children… and to the entire pack."Stephanie's breath hitched. Apologize? Damien never apologized. His authority had always been absolute; no explanations, no regrets. But here he was, standing before the pack, baring himself in a way she had never seen.He continued, his voice shaking slightly as he spoke. "I’ve committed sins against Stephanie—terrible ones. I believed lies about her. I falsely accused her of things she didn’t do, and in doing so, I condemned her to a life of misery. I treate