All Chapters of Alpha's Regret: Chasing My Forsaken Luna: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

RUNE'S POVRaven had been gone for weeks now, and it was starting to drive me mad. I’d tried to stay focused on pack matters, keep myself in check, but the weight of not knowing where she was had started to settle in like a lump in my chest. Every time I thought about her out there, somewhere unknown, I felt a prickling anger and worry that wouldn't leave me alone.I’d sent some werewolves out days ago, told them to search every corner, and talk to every house agency in the Illelth pack. I thought, maybe, she’d gone to any of them to get accommodation.The werewolves I'd sent had gone out, questioning as many werewolves in the pack as they could. They had gone down to the pack's boundaries and even tried a little harder than I'd asked them to.When they came back with no news, no leads, just empty answers, I felt a tinge of irritation rise up inside me. They’d done the bare minimum despite what seemed like a lot of effort, that much was obvious. I tried to control myself, took a long b

Raven's POVLater that day, I was still in my room, scrolling through my emails and half-wondering if I should start on a new project to distract myself. The conversation with Logan had left me feeling a little braver, he had even looked through the new samples before I sent them, but doubts still lingered. A knock on the door broke my thoughts, and I looked up to see Arya, Logan’s younger sister, poking her head in."Hey, Raven! Having a good day?”She asked as she pushed the door fully open and stepped into the house.“I guess I feel great,” I responded with a smile.Feel like going shopping with me?" she asked, a big smile on her face. She had that light, easy-going energy about her that I admired. "I could use a buddy, and it looks like you could use a break."I hesitated, but only for a second. It felt good to be invited somewhere, to have company. "Actually, that sounds nice," I replied, standing up.Minutes later, we headed to the mall, chatting about everything from her late

Raven's POVI woke up to the sound of my phone pinging. Blinking sleep from my eyes, I reached over, my heart beating faster as I recognized the email address in my inbox. It was from one of the companies I’d applied to. I sat up, rubbing my eyes, making sure I was really seeing it. I opened the email, holding my breath, and read each word slowly, making sure I wasn’t imagining things.They’d accepted me. I actually got the position.For a few moments, I just sat there, staring at the screen, feeling the excitement build up inside me. This wasn’t just any job; this was a role as a designer at one of the companies I’d dreamed about. I felt like I’d been holding my breath for months, and now, finally, things were starting to make sense.Unable to sit still, I got out of bed and poured myself a drink. I didn’t care that it was morning. I needed something to celebrate, to mark this moment. I clinked the glass against the edge of my counter, as if toasting to myself, and took a long sip. I

Rune's POVI sat in the car, staring at the empty house in front of me, my hands gripping the steering wheel so tightly I thought it might snap. The address had led me here, to this empty, silent place. I was sure this was where she’d been living. But now, she was gone.“Alpha,” Liam, the Omega who'd come with me called from the passenger seat, breaking the silence. He’d been silent for most of the drive, but I could see the look in his eyes now—concern, hesitation.“You’ve been looking for her for a long time. Maybe… maybe this is just a timing issue. Maybe she didn’t know you’d be coming.”I let out a long, heavy sigh, leaning back into the seat. “It’s not just today, Liam. Every time I get close, it’s like she’s already gone. Like she’s keeping tabs on me and so she knows when I'm coming.”I shook my head, frustration bubbling up.“It’s just… this doesn’t make sense.”He shifted, glancing between me and the house. “Maybe she isn’t trying to avoid you, Alpha. Sometimes people leave

RAVEN POV Payday came, finally. Happiness was an understatement of how I felt, and I could not contain how it ran through me throughout the day. For as long as I can recall, it's only been two weeks since I started working and I have been paid. Wasn't it supposed to be after a month? “Payment is every two weeks,” Jane explained in the office that day. “This way, you don't have to take loans to feed yourself in case you run out of cash. Do you see why Logan's Institute is better than the others?” Indeed, it was better than others. I couldn't tell but so far, it was the best. I looked up and smiled, standing on my feet and checking the watch on my wrist. “I should get going. I am already done for today and need to catch up on some stuff. Aella would be on my neck if I didn't make it home on time.” Jane walked to the door and asked. “Doesn't the young lady understand that you're busy at work?” With a chuckle, she walked out of the space, leaving me to round off for