All Chapters of EX'S REGRETS; Desired By Two Alphas After Rejection: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Rowan's POVThe silence in the room was thick, filled only by the relentless pacing of my footsteps. I could barely breathe as I moved back and forth, my fists clenching and unclenching, my heart hammering a furious rhythm in my chest.It was unlike her to just leave, to slip out of the house without a single word—not without telling me.I didn’t know what could’ve made her leave, but something was wrong; I could feel it gnawing at me, twisting my insides with worry and anger.Maybe she wanted to go back to the Scar Moon Pack? I wasn't sure.“Find my mate and bring her to me. Now!” I commanded, my voice rough with barely controlled panic as I turned to Beta Nathan.He immediately dipped his head in obedience before disappearing from sight.The moment he left, I was alone in the suffocating quiet again, feeling like the walls around me were closing in.I rubbed a hand over my face, desperately trying to ground myself, but every passing second she wasn’t here only made the tension grow

Ember's POV.The late afternoon sun glowed a deep amber as I made my way to the rusty old building by the park.This place had seen better days; its brick walls were cracked and weather-beaten, and rust crept over the metal frame, giving the whole place a heavy, forgotten feeling.But here, among the peeling paint and broken glass, I felt hidden enough to meet Caleb.As I approached, I caught sight of Caleb leaning against the wall, arms crossed, his eyes scanning the surroundings nervously. When he spotted me, he pushed himself off the wall and raised an eyebrow.“Ember,” he greeted, his tone more chipper than I wanted in a place like this.“Caleb,” I replied, letting a bit of my irritation slip through. “I told you not to call me here… or anywhere else outside the pack’s grounds. How many times do I have to plead this with you?”He scratched the back of his neck, grinning like he was brushing off a minor inconvenience.“Look, I know, I know… but you’ve been a little hard to reach th

Ember’s POV.The piercing sound of my alarm jolted me awake, slicing through the morning quiet like a dagger.I slapped a hand down to silence it, blinking away the fog of sleep. For a few precious moments, I lay there, the softness of the bed comforting me.But then it hit me—the memory of last night came flooding back with a fierce intensity that made my stomach tighten.Alpha Rowan. His name alone sent a shiver through me. I’d gone to bed with a restless ache in my bones, a frustration gnawing at me like an unfulfilled promise.He’d touched me, ignited something deep within me, only to pull back just when I was on the edge.My face flushed at the memory of trying to please myself, my anger sparking. He’d punished me for daring to meet another man, a punishment that left me raw and wanting, and he knew it.The echo of his touch still lingered on my skin, but just as my anger was gathering steam, a knock at the door pulled me back. I sat up quickly, tensing.“Come in,” I called, stea

Rowan's POVThe road stretched out empty before us, swallowed up by the night. Only our headlights sliced through the darkness, casting eerie, wavering light on the trees and dirt.I was starting to lose hope, beginning to wonder if we’d missed her or if she’d somehow slipped past. She was fast, resourceful—I couldn’t forget that.“Nothing here,” Beta Nathan muttered, his voice tinged with frustration as he started to turn the car around. “Guess she’s long gone.”But just as I felt my inner wolf calm, it stirred again. The familiar pull in my chest was unmistakable, a raw ache that felt like it was clawing its way to the surface.Ember was close. I could feel her, smell her faint scent drifting on the breeze through the window.“Keep driving,” I ordered sharply, my voice rougher than I intended.Nathan didn’t question it, though he threw me a quick, puzzled glance as he accelerated.That’s when I saw her—a lone figure, barely visible in the dim glow of our headlights, walking by the s

Ember's POV. “What… what drugs did you give him?” I asked the second I turned to look at Caleb, Desperation tinged in my voice as I said very single word. Caleb’s eyes were calm but tinged with worry. “The usual dosage,” he replied. “The same administration as before.”I looked back at Loak, his small body still trembling, fever raging beneath his pale skin. He wasn’t stopping, wasn’t showing any signs of relief. My heart twisted painfully. “Then… why isn’t he stopping?” My voice cracked, my own fear slipping out.Caleb’s mouth opened slightly, but he seemed at a loss, his gaze locked on Looks fragile form. He didn’t have an answer, and that realisation filled me with a cold dread. My son, my precious boy, was slipping away from me, and there was nothing I could do. The panic swelled in my chest, clawing its way up my throat until I couldn’t breathe.I sank down beside Loak, pulling him into my arms, pressing him against my chest as I began to sob. My body shook, my fingers clen