The Alpha’s Regret Under the Blood Moon — Novel

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In the shadow of the Blood Moon, Adriana grapples with unspoken loyalties and the weight of betrayal. Once the proud mate of Alpha Nathanie, she now finds herself poised on the edge of escape, her heart heavy with the knowledge of his past love for another, Olivia. As whispers swirl through the pack, Adriana’s resolve strengthens; she is determined to carve her own path, even if it means stepping into the dangerous unknown of the Northern Territories’ Healing Corps.

But what will it cost her to leave the life she built around Nathanie? As she prepares to sever their bond, she must confront the tangled emotions that bind her to him. Can she truly walk away from the man who once saved her life, who still holds her heart captive? When their destinies collide again, will she find the courage to stand firm, or will the pull of her past prove too strong to resist?

Adriana’s journey unfolds amid the tension of duty and desire, loyalty and freedom. As the full moon rises, so too do her fears and hopes. Will she find healing in the chaos, or will she forever remain the Alpha's regret?

The Alpha’s Regret Under the Blood MoonChapter 1

After the mating pact between Adriana and Nathanie was formally announced to the pack, whispers began to reach her ears.

It wasn’t long before she learned the truth—long before she bore his Luna mark, Nathanie had already given his heart to another she-wolf.

Olivia.

They had grown up in the same territory, trained together as pups, bled together during their first shifts. The pack often spoke of them as if their bond had been inevitable.

Nathanie never denied their history. What he denied was its meaning.

Yet his actions said otherwise.

He personally oversaw Olivia’s recovery during her unstable transformations. He made sure she was given the warmest chamber in the Alpha residence. When her wolf grew restless at night, he was the one who answered her calls.

Eventually, he brought her into the Alpha manor itself.

Adriana watched it all unfold without causing a scene.

She no longer argued during council gatherings when Olivia sat too close. She stopped asking why her mate always rushed away at the faintest hint of Olivia’s distress. She quit fighting for space in a place that should have been hers by right.