Lahat ng Kabanata ng Hers To Ruin: Too Late For Regrets Alpha! : Kabanata 111 - Kabanata 120

«CLARA’s POV»I nodded, my heart beating faster now. “Just one dance.”For a second, he didn’t move. Then a slow, real smile tugged at his lips. “You have no idea how long I’ve waited to hear that.” My throat tightened.Adrian stepped forward and offered me his hand.Then placed mine in his, and the moment our fingers touched, a strange heat shot up my arm. I tried not to show my reaction, but I saw it in his eyes. He felt it too.The music shifted to a slower, more romantic melody just as Adrian led me to the dance floor. A few couples were already dancing, but when we stepped into the center, space opened around us like the crowd had parted for us alone.His hand gently rested on my waist, and I placed my other hand on his shoulder. Our eyes met, and for a brief moment, the noise faded, the people vanished, and it felt like it was just the two of us—again.“I didn’t expect you to ask me to dance,” he said in his deep voice, guiding us smoothly to the rhythm.“I didn’t expect you to

«Clara POV»I paced back and forth inside the room, my arms folded tightly against my chest. I couldn’t calm my heart. My chest felt heavy… wrong.Adrian was missing.No one knew where he was after the attack. The whole pack was in chaos. Warriors were searching, people were whispering, and fear clung to the air like smoke.But I knew.I knew where he was.Lusaka had him locked away—outside the pack near the border. I knew Lusaka was going to kill him… soon.And it was my fault.I had given him that drink. I had weakened him. I had played my part.But now? My hands were trembling, and my heart felt like it was being squeezed."I didn’t think it would go this far," I whispered to myself, my voice cracking in the empty room.But deep inside I kenw it would get to this point. The silence surrounding me was suffocating.I turned to the door, desperate for air. I needed to breathe. To think. To—BAM! The door flew open just as I stepped out. I stumbled back slightly and came face to face

I ran.The cold night air brushed against my skin, making my hair whip around my face. My heart beat so fast, it felt like it would rip out of my chest. My legs ached, but I didn’t stop.I couldn’t stop.I had to get to Adrian.I had to save him.Tears blurred my vision, but I wiped them with the back of my hand. My thoughts kept spinning like a storm inside my head.“My son… Adrian’s son… My pup…” I had left him. I left my own child in the orphanage back in the rogue pack. I thought I was doing what was right. Back then, I had told myself it was better that way. That it was safer. That Lusaka wouldn’t forgive me if he ever found out I had breached the contract by having another man’s child. I promised Lusaka… I promised I wouldn’t give birth to another man’s child. All because I wanted nothing but revenge. But that promise… that one promise I thought I had to keep… It led to this.It led to my child being taken by a monster like Ophelia.It led to Adrian—my pup’s fa

“You both are mates?” I whispered, shaking my head in disbelief. Lusaka smirked from behind her, his arms crossed.“Yes!” Ravenanna answered with confidence, lifting her chin high proudly. My heart lurched. I stammered with my body shaking. “And you… you... you did not tell me?” “Oh, please,” Ravenna scoffed. “Why would I? So you could rattle about it? Feel betrayed?““But… you were my friend,” I said, my voice barely a whisper. “We grew up together… You were my sister.”Her eyes narrowed. “And you were always in the way. Always the ‘special’ one. Lusaka only chose you because you were the Moon-damned chosen wolf. He never loved you, Clara. I was always the one meant for him. You were never supposed to have the rogue king’s heart. Never.”My heart shattered piece by piece.The cold wasn’t just from the rain anymore. It came from inside. From this betrayal. From her words.I looked at Lusaka. He said nothing. Just stared at me like I was an insect.Then I turned back to Ravenna. “S

I held Clara’s body close to mine in the back of the jeep, refusing to let go even for a second.Her blood had soaked into my shirt, her skin was cold, and her breathing shallow. But she was still here—still with me. I cradled her head gently against my chest, letting the steady beat of my heart try to speak to hers.“Don’t go,” I whispered. “Please, Clara… just stay. Just breathe.”As the jeep bumped down the muddy road back toward Dark Howl Pack, I leaned down and rested my forehead against hers. Her skin was pale, but her scent… it was still there. Faint, but there. That was all I needed.“I’ll fix this,” I murmured. “I swear on everything I have left.”The moment we reached the pack hospital, I didn’t wait for help. I burst the jeep doors open, carrying her in my arms like she was made of glass. My precious glass already cracked and bleeding.“Move!” I barked, my voice thunderous and raw. “Clear the damn hallway—now!”The pack members scattered in fear and panic.