Chapter 18 – Do you regret it now?
The divorce mattered too much for Seraphine to refuse. She stared at the unfamiliar number on her phone for a long moment, her fingers tightening around the device before she finally spoke.
"If this is about the divorce," she said calmly, masking the tension coiling in her chest, "then I’ll send my location."
The message barely went through when the voice returned, sharper this time, edged with disbelief.
"You live with the Alpha’s parents?" he asked. "Are you planning to go back to him?"
Disappointment seeped through his tone, unmistakable and unnecessary. Seraphine frowned, irritation flickering briefly before she smothered it. "I would never return to him," she replied firmly. There was no hesitation, no room for doubt. She meant every word.
A pause followed, then a resigned sigh. "Alright, I’m on my way."
Hours later, Edward approached her just as naturally as if he were announcing the arrival of a courier. "There’s a man outside looking for you," he said. "He refused to give his name."
They were in the middle of lunch. Humphrey paused mid-bite, while Kylie’s expression tightened with concern. "We should come with you," she said immediately.
Before Seraphine could respond, Corvine was already on his feet. "I’ll escort her," he said evenly. "Just in case."
Kylie hesitated, then nodded. "Alright."
Seraphine followed Corvine toward the gate, her heart strangely unsettled. But the moment she stepped outside and her eyes landed on the man waiting beside a sleek, posh sports car, the blood drained from her face.
"Augustine Clyde," she whispered.
Her vision blurred as tears welled unexpectedly, shock and old memories crashing into her at once. Then confusion followed swiftly. "You... you sounded different on the phone."
composed and elegant in a tailored black suit that screamed city wealth and authority. Time had refined him, sharpened the boy she once
softly. "I wasn’t
openly, shamelessly so. But Seraphine had only ever had eyes
Festival, Augustine had been furious when he learned she had ended up in Ravyn’s bed. That night had driven him away from the pack for
sorry," he said now, sincerity lining his gaze. "For not believing
exhaled slowly. "It’s in the past." Then, without softening her words, she added, "But August, I was never
turned down his proposal once, firmly and publicly right before the eve of the Moon Festival. He hadn’t attended her wedding to Ravyn, and she’d never blamed
also a barrister in the city." His eyes flicked briefly to Corvine before returning to
what it is," Seraphine said
slowly, "you left the Alpha
unbothered. "But Sera is
wave of relief washed over Augustine. "Good," he muttered. "It’s good to know
returned fully to Seraphine. "I’ll stamp the certificate today and have it delivered to
"No. I’ll be leaving for the city as soon
Augustine said quietly. "Even if you’re not ready, I’ll
Seraphine replied politely, already knowing
on rebuilding herself, on reclaiming her career, and on finding
and Kylie everything. They listened in silence, relief and sadness tangling
us
her plans with them, every detail laid bare. Though
for the best," Kylie said softly.
grew heavy with unspoken
The moment Seraphine held the stamped
a call immediately. "Maddox Grey," she said when the line connected. "I’m pulling all
brief silence. "Yes, ma’am," Maddox replied carefully.
About Alpha's Regret: The Seventh Time was Forever - Chapter 18
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