All Chapters of I Don't Remember Loving You, Alpha: Chapter 241 - Chapter 250

TristanThe morning air was crisp as I woke before dawn. The faint glow of early light barely crept through my window. I stretched, running a hand through my tousled hair My mind was already set. Today, I had made a decision, one I hadn’t made in a long time.Pushing back the covers, I rose from the bed and moved through the familiar routine of getting ready. The mirror showed a face I hardly knew. I saw a wolf with tired eyes, a hard jaw, and a shadow of the Alpha I once was. For too long, I had stayed away and neglected my duty. My mind had been full of thoughts of Elaine and all the mistakes I made and the things I could no longer fix. I forgot my responsibilities while drowning in my past.But now, the divorce was final. The last connection was broken, and nothing could hold me back anymore. Today, I decided to pick up the pieces and focus on the work I had neglected for so long. For today, it was time to get back that Alpha side of me. My shoes tapped against the wooden floor a

TristanAfter everything I had witnessed, I knew I had to do something. My mind was filled with countless thoughts about the conflict within my own territory. I knew I had to act, or I would lose my head in front of everyone.I had no idea how long I had been staring blankly at the empty seats inside the council room. But soon, I decided to head back to my office. I didn’t want to go home. As much as possible, I wanted to learn more about the welfare of the pack. I had been left behind, so I needed to adapt and make everyone realize I was still someone they could rely on as a leader.On my way to my office, I felt the urge to go to the bathroom. I stepped inside one of the cubicles, relieving myself after holding it in since the meeting. Until I heard a group of wolves enter the bathroom.“I admire your patience, Gamma Jeff.” From the deep pitch of his voice, I knew right away that Gamma Ben was the one speaking.“If I were in your shoes, I would have totally lost it. It’s impossible

TristanWednesday finally arrived. It feels like the longest day of my life. Time moves so slowly and each second dragged on endlessly. I feel like I’ve been on edge ever since I overheard that conversation. I expected the worst, but I never imagined things would escalate to the point of treason.I’ve been incompetent for quite some time, but is that really enough reason to seize the throne?“No… it’s just a delusion,” I murmured to myself as I waited for my plans to unfold.Taking the throne would be like reaching for the moon for Gamma Jeff. It was an impossible feat. I was certain of that. The law would always prevail in this pack, and countless wolves would stand by the laws the moon goddess helped us make. He could never be an Alpha. He wasn’t of the Alpha bloodline.For a wolf like him, a mere Gamma would be the best he could do in his rank. Securing a seat in the mighty council of Silverwolf was the highest honor he could hope for. That was his limit. His ambitions would never

Trevor“This is a joke, right?” My voice dripped with disgust as I glared at Gamma Jeff. My hands were curled into fists.I scoffed and shook my head before tearing my gaze away. How dare he? How dare he drag my grandfather’s memory into whatever twisted game he was playing?Maybe the past meant nothing to him. Maybe his thick skin made him blind to the weight of history and to the pain that still lingering inside. People like him only cared about one thing…what they could gain. Nothing else.I didn’t need to hear whatever excuse he had next.I let out a slow, bitter breath. “We’re both wasting our time here, Gamma Jeff.” My tone was sharp and final.When I glanced back at him, he was rummaging through his black bag in silence. He didn’t answer and didn’t even acknowledge my words. My brows furrowed as I watched him. Then, something small caught my attention.A cassette tape.Gamma Jeff met my eyes briefly before placing it on the table. Without a word, he slid a portable cassette pla

TristanI stared blankly into space. The words I had just heard didn’t process well in my brain. My grandfather, the man I aspired to be, thought of me as a failure.It had been years since I last heard his voice, but this broke something in me so deeply that I couldn’t even react properly. I tried not to think about it. Perhaps I was avoiding the truth. But my heart and mind clung to it together.I was at a loss for words. My confidence had escaped me. It was unbearable to know. My heart sank at the realization that I had failed him before even getting started. I fell deep into the past. My grandfather hadn’t cast me out of his sight. Maybe I was the one who had pushed him away.“Am I really that kind of wolf?” I asked Callum.I got no response.“Tell me…” I uttered again, my voice barely above a whisper. “Do you agree with them?”My wolf, only let out a deep sigh, followed by silence.“Come on, Callum. Don’t tell me you agree with those lies?!” I denied everything. I had to so I wou