All Chapters of Alpha's Regret: Chasing My Forsaken Luna: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

RAVEN POV I should have known it would get to this, but I also wasn't scared of ‘this’. Having seen the anger on my Father's face, I managed a smile and bowed. “Forgive me, Father, but I was having my bath.” My Mother glanced at me, then at the Alpha who heaved a sigh. He pointed at the living room area. “That is where we'll have the meeting. Your mother and I will join you shortly.” I turned around, leading my way to the living room where a seat was taken. And in moments, I could hear footsteps from behind. When I persisted a little, my parents were in front of me and not with a smile. What did I need a smile for? I wasn't smiling, either, but patiently waiting to hear what they had to say. “It's a good thing to see your face again, Raven,” it was Mother who said when the place was silent for too long. “I thought by now that you'll show your face to us, but what do you do? Lock yourself up in your room like you have been chased from home when it is you who did nothi

RAVEN POV “Thank you.” The man who drove the truck of goods I brought all the way from Father's pack, assisted Aella with getting them off his property. It was quite much, and my home looked complete from the look of things. “Thank you again.” I handed a note to him and he drove off the next moment, leaving myself and Aella in the large compound. It didn't take long for the young maid to do her job: taking the stuff into the house while all I did was relax and recover from the stress I had undergone the hour before. My appointment with the doctor was in a few days and I was trying my best to sleep and have much rest before the day came, just so I am not told about how sick the kids were. “Thank you, Aella, but you should return to the pack. I'm sure Luna is in search of you and will complain if you are not seen before the next hour ends.” With a smile, I said the words when I looked at the watch on my wrist. “Thank you so much for your assistance, but you'll have to retu

xRAVEN POV “How are you feeling?” I looked up at her, smiling and dropping the mug of coffee on the table next to me. “Thank you, Aella. But I feel very much better so don't bother about me.” My words made her sit on a couch with a grimace on her face. “I don't know what to do anymore. I should have known Lila hated me so much from the onset. How could she do this to me?” I had told Aella everything that happened, from the start to the finish of the story. I didn't forget to add to it the words Rune said to me before leaving the scene. “Little wonder he came to the mall. The mall is quite a distance from the pack or don't you feel the same? I should have known he was up to something from the onset. I hate myself so much!” “No,” from where she was seated, she cautioned. “You didn't do anything. It's one of those things, Luna Raven. You'll get over it, you should know by now.” “That's not the point,” another cloud of tears came in the corner of my eyes. “You don't eve

RAVEN POV “What's going on here?” I walked closer after leaving the gate open, instead of shutting and locking it as usual. “Who is in there?!” I shouted, scared for my life but managing to compose myself at the same time. “Lady Raven?” Someone called from a part of the compound and I turned around. Footsteps came from the space where my car was parked and I looked at it, watching Aella walk in my direction. My hand went to my chest and I heaved a sigh. “Aella! How did you even get here? Didn't I lock the gate?” I heaved another sigh and realized now that the gate wasn't locked before I left the house. How could I have forgotten? Did excitement have to cost me my house and even my life? I heaved a sigh and walked to the entrance, turning around again. “Why are you here?” Tears clouded her eyes. I stopped in my tracks and looked around me. “What's going on, Aella?” I was by her side and holding her head. “What happened to you? What is the problem?” I walked with he

RAVEN POV At the top of my voice, I shouted. “What!” Even though I had the answers to my questions, it felt as though I didn't. “Aella!” I shouted for her but she didn't hear me. “Aella!” I shouted once again and she came into sight. “You need to come take a look at this.” She moped at me in the face before looking at the device in my hand. “Is anything the matter, ma'am?” Taking a seat on the couch next to me, she asked and glanced at the device, not also believing her eyes. “Is this a joke?!” “I thought the same until I checked the email address. It was the same that sent a message before I arrived at the company for an interview! Yes! I have a job.” I couldn't contain my excitement anymore and was on my feet, jumping like a kid who was given chocolates by a celebrity crush. “I have a job, Aella. Can you see that? Did you see that?!” “Congratulations, ma'am. This is what I have prayed to the moon goddess for all these while since you talked about it. When do we b