Alpha's Regret: The Seventh Time was Forever

Chapter 93 – MindNest

Right after the divorce, two things about Seraphine had started circling around in Voren’s mind in a way that refused to quiet down, because no matter how many times he replayed everything he had seen and heard, the pieces never seemed to settle into a picture that made any sense to him at all.

The first thing that had struck him was the realization that Seraphine possessed the kind of cyber intelligence that people spent entire lifetimes chasing and never quite reaching, the type of sharp, intricate brilliance that allowed her to maneuver through digital systems as though they were nothing more than familiar hallways in a house she had lived in for years.

The second thing had followed immediately after that realization, and it had only made everything more confusing because it turned out that she was also a software developer whose work carried a level of sophistication that left experienced engineers speechless.

And yet those two discoveries were only fragments of the bigger puzzle, because Voren had not forgotten the most unbelievable part of it all, which was the fact that Seraphine was also a fully trained medical doctor.

Every time the thought crossed his mind, the same question rose up again with even greater intensity.

How?

Had she learned all of those things while she had been living her life beside Ravyn as his Luna, quietly building an entire world of knowledge behind the scenes while everyone else saw nothing beyond the title she carried?

Or had there always been something more hidden beneath the surface of who she was, something nobody around her had cared enough to uncover until now?

The questions ran into each other inside Voren’s mind, one after another, each one leading into the next without offering any answers, and the constant loop only tightened the restless anxiety coiling in his chest.

"Who exactly are you?" Mark asked from across the room, his voice thick with genuine astonishment as his eyes stayed fixed on the massive projection unfolding in front of them.

The holographic display floated in the center of the space like something pulled straight out of a futuristic dream, layers of glowing information hovering in midair as Seraphine guided it with effortless confidence.

Ravyn stood a short distance away, looking so stunned that it almost seemed like he had just watched a ghost walk into the room.

hollow disbelief people wore when they realized they had misunderstood

memory for a single moment during their years together

came

although the quiet pride lighting up his eyes was impossible to hide

spent his younger days enjoying the kind of reckless adventures that usually came with wealth and

those encounters had followed the

women he crossed paths with often wanted money, expensive gifts, luxurious trips, and every kind of indulgence that

minds in the room and competed with them in a way that would

uneasy, yet she carried herself with a confidence that made it feel as though she belonged among them more than

he probably should have felt intimidated by

what filled his chest was something entirely

He felt lucky.

lives had crossed

placed him close enough to witness the woman she truly

their relationship might only exist as part of a carefully

he would win

and honesty until the day

larger

said after letting the stunned silence stretch long enough for the weight of Seraphine’s display to settle over

calm confidence while he glanced at