All Chapters of Her Cold-Hearted Alpha’s Regret: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Bella’s POVThe more time I spent at the healer's quarters, the more the air inside the hut became thick with the scent of dried herbs and burning incense, curling through the dim light like invisible fingers. It came to cling to my skin, to my thoughts, and to everything it touched. The healer stood across from me, his aged eyes studying me carefully as though I were both patient and troubled.The tension was building between the two of us as I stood looking at him.“How do you feel?” he asked slowly. “And how is the incense working on him?” he asked, referring to Zach.I tilted my head slightly, as if the question amused me. “I will have to test it further before I can say,” I replied coolly.The healer exhaled through his nose, displeased. “The maid requested more potion than usual. That is not something to ignore, Bella, as it means the wolf is resisting harder than expected,” he said firmly.My lips curved faintly, but there was nothing warm in it.“Aggressive?” I echoed. “His w

Zach’s POVThe moment the incense touched my lungs, I knew something was wrong. It was not suspicion, not guessing, but IKnew something was entirely wrong.I knew that I had married the devil himself. The realization didn’t come like a whisper; it crashed into me, sharp and merciless, dragging every memory, every ignored sign, every blind moment into a single suffocating truth.My chest tightened, but not from the smoke.It was from regret. "So this is what I get…" I thought bitterly, my jaw tightening as I kept my breathing shallow. "For sending my angel away."Livia’s face flashed in my mind, her eyes, her warmth, the way she used to look at me like I was still worth something. The moment she cherished me even when I treated her so wrongly, but now?This is what I get from sending her away and getting married to Bella, that's now planning evil against me.Now I lay in a room that smelled like deception, beside a woman whose touch felt like poison wrapped in silk.But anyway, I didn

Zach’s POVIt was madness. Pure, and calculated madness, and yet I did it anyway.“Stand down,” I ordered, my voice sharp enough to cut through steel.The guards froze instantly. “But Alpha…” one of them began, confusion evident in his tone.“I said stand down.” My eyes flickered with something dangerous, something cold. “Change of priority. I want every whisper, every rumor, every shadow turned against Livia. Start planting seeds, doubt, and fear. I want her name to taste bitter in every mouth.” I ordered and the room went still.One of the older guards frowned. “But Alpha… the reports we have been gathering…”I stepped closer, my presence suffocating. “Did I ask for reports?” I asked with a smirk.“No, Alpha,” he replied fearfully.“Good. Then do as I say.” There was no room for argument, no room for hesitation as they bowed their heads. “Yes, Alpha.”And just like that, the game began. Moments later, I turned, my expression shifting, melting into something softer and desperate.I

Livia’s POVThe air felt wrong, and heavy like something unseen was tightening around my throat, slowly, and deliberately.I stood still, my fingers curling into my palm as the realization sank deeper than I wanted to admit.“Why now…?” I muttered under my breath, my voice laced with irritation.Of all times, and of all possible moments. This was when the packs decided to gather? My jaw tightened.I had attended gatherings before, ceremonial, political, even violent ones, but never like this. It was never with rival packs forced into the same space. That wasn’t tradition, that wasn’t coincidence, that was strategy, and I hated not being the one in control.My eyes darkened. “And him…” I whispered, my tone dropping into something colder, more dangerous. “He will be there.”A powerful Alpha, strong, untouchable, or at least, he was supposed to be but something wasn’t adding up.“They’re weakening him…” I said, my brows furrowing as the thought sharpened. “Slowly, and carefully…”My lip

Chapter 100Livia’s POVThe next day came too fast, too heavy, and too real. I sat behind the wheel, fingers tightening around it as the engine hummed beneath me. The road ahead stretched longer than it should have, like it was deliberately delaying what waited at the end.Alexa sat beside me, unusually calm, and too calm to my liking.“You are quiet,” she said, glancing sideways at me.“I’m thinking,” I replied calmly.“Dangerous habit,” she said codely, and I shot her a look. “Not as dangerous as whatever you are hiding,” I replied.She smiled but it didn’t reach her eyes, and that alone made my chest tighten.We drove in silence for a while, the kind that wasn’t peaceful but thick with unspoken things. My mind kept drifting back to Emerald. Her face, her laugh, and her innocence. My grip tightened.Moon Goddess… please… I swallowed hard, my voice barely above a whisper. “Protect her, keep her safe, and don’t let any of this darkness touch her.” I prayed silently.Alexa exhaled so