Alpha's Regret: The Seventh Time was Forever

Chapter 112 - then you have to return to the pack

The woman sounded as though she knew something Seraphine herself did not.

"Why do you say that?" Seraphine asked slowly, forcing herself to push through the discomfort long enough to speak clearly. "I need something that can handle this pain because I already know orthodox medicine doesn’t work for us."

Nessa’s eyes softened with sadness. "You’re right about that," she admitted quietly.

A heavy silence filled the room as she continued looking at Seraphine with an expression that carried both sympathy and reluctance.

"If you want the pain to stop," Nessa said after a moment, her voice calm but firm, "then you have to return to the pack."

The words seemed to settle into the air like something solid.

Seraphine stared at her, stunned. For several seconds, no one spoke.

Her mind slowly processed what Nessa had just said, the meaning settling heavily in her chest.

"No," Seraphine replied eventually, shaking her head with stubborn determination despite the pain tightening across her abdomen. "I will never go back to the pack."

as she continued. "There has to be

Nessa’s eyes made it

sleep through the pain until it passes... or return

together as another thought suddenly surfaced in her

said was true, then something

asked, studying Nessa

to explain carried far more weight than a simple response to a question, and the look in her eyes held a mixture of

let their wolves run free for a while, and the reason we feel pain like this is because our wolves are trapped inside us when they should be

into Seraphine’s mind slowly, the meaning spreading through her thoughts while the dull, relentless ache twisting through her abdomen refused to ease even slightly, and as the words echoed in

the cool air, and the way her wolf, Marsha, used to surge forward with pure, wild joy as though nothing in the world mattered

nights had once been the center of her life. They had once

those memories only carried the

cherish no longer felt

comfort and more like walking back into a place where everyone had

to ignore