All Chapters of Reclaiming My Beloved Alpha: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Edeline"Thank you," I managed to say, my voice tight with emotion, meeting their warm gazes.As they drifted back to the party, I was seized by an intense urge to be alone. I needed to find a place where I could let the storm of emotions inside me break free, where fear and sorrow—my constant companions—could consume me without restraint."Edeline, this isn’t the time or place for this," Mirabelle’s intense gaze bore into mine. "You need to control your emotions. Turn all that pain and fear into something else—something stronger. Show that you’re the superior wolf between Percival and that sorceress." Her hand smoothed the fur on my arm, her gaze pulling me back from the brink of panic.I exhaled slowly, draining the rest of the champagne as Mirabelle gave me a gentle smile. "That’s my girl."A sudden chill ran down my spine, settling deep in my lower body. But it was a familiar sensation, one I knew all too well.As I turned, my eyes met Percival’s intense gaze. He seemed to study e

EdelineI ran through the forest, up the mountainside, pushing myself to the limit. I kept her from chasing the rabbits she so desperately wanted to pursue. Her voice rang out, mirroring my sadness as she sprinted. “I’m sorry, but I don’t quite understand,” she shouted, clearly frustrated with my control over her... denying her the joy of an unreciprocated connection.I pushed on until we reached a small clearing overlooking the lake. There, I shifted back into my human form. I stood alone, vulnerable, without clothes or comfort, while tears blurred my vision.I couldn’t hold back the tears. My body was overwhelmed by a wave of emotions—sadness, regret, shame, and humiliation. The pain I thought I had conquered came rushing back, tearing through my heart. The shattered pieces quivered inside me...I thought about escaping to a place where I could never be found again.Percival’s wolf prowled in my mind, searching for my wolf’s desires. It filled me with a deep unease. I stumbled forwa

PercivalMy wolf could do this without anyone getting hurt. She was on the edge, ready to lash out at anyone who provoked her. She was incredibly strong for a young female, and we weren’t about to humiliate her by involving my father in front of everyone.My wolf crouched low, mimicking Edeline’s aggressive stance. He was determined not to hurt her. He needed her to submit. He had to handle this carefully. Relief washed over us when Tatiana was taken away. We needed to keep our mate calm and in control.But out of nowhere, Edeline’s wolf leapt at us, her powerful hind legs propelling her forward. She was clearly angry that I... that my wolf had shown paternal instinct in front of everyone. She didn’t understand it, not at her age.Her snarling form collided with me, teeth sinking into my scruff with force. But she was no match for me. My wolf, large and grey, with a commanding presence, pushed her away. She quickly stepped to the side, eyes locked on my wolf, waiting for another chanc

PercivalThat’s when I noticed the tears welling up in her eyes as she looked up at me. “Because I want you to see that a mistake doesn’t define a wolf. Your father made a mistake, but it didn’t make him a bad wolf. He’s been a wonderful mate, a caring father, and a strong pack leader. He regretted that mistake, but unlike you, the outcome didn’t change his life. It could have—greatly—if I had confessed. But I didn’t. Just because you made a mistake with Tatiana doesn’t mean you’re a bad wolf.”Her voice was gentle yet firm, filled with the wisdom of experience. “Maybe Edeline isn’t meant to be with you, even though she’s your mate... Maybe the moon had a change of heart and put Tatiana in your life. Or maybe she put Tatiana in your life as a lesson so that your bond with Edeline could grow stronger. I’m not sure. But I do know that mating with Edeline is the best thing you can do for your pack. She will come around because she is your destined mate. It may take time, and she may harb

EdelineOutside, the moon had finally risen above the treetops, casting a soft glow that filtered through the leaves, which fluttered and danced in the gentle breeze. Autumn was approaching, its presence evident in the crisp air and falling leaves. The moonlight illuminated my room with a calming, ethereal glow. I stared up at the moon, wishing for healing, hoping for strength. I needed to develop a stronger will. I pleaded silently for a solution, for a way to address all the mistakes and find a path through this painful situation.There was a soft knock on my bedroom door, barely audible over the quiet of the night.The familiar scent signaled that it was Mirabelle. I had mixed feelings about her presence, but she was my closest friend.“Come in, Mirabelle…” I called out, my voice hoarse from tears and exhaustion.She hesitated for a moment before opening the door, her cautious footsteps making a soft patter against the hardwood floor. The room was dimly lit by the moonlight filteri