Alpha's Regret: The Seventh Time was Forever

Chapter 390 - The mystery is unfolding right in front of us

Voren couldn’t hold his questions back any longer. The moment he stepped into the VIP ward, his eyes locked straight onto Seraphine.

She sat on the edge of the hospital bed, still reeling from the whirlwind of everything that had just exploded in that room. Doctor Finn stood close by, while Kael leaned against the wall with his arms crossed, tension humming through all of them.

"Sera," Voren said softly as he moved closer. "Can you tell us more about Madison and Einstein?"

Seraphine blinked hard, the sudden question slamming into her like a curveball. Confusion twisted across her face as she glanced between Voren and Doctor Finn. "What?"

Doctor Finn caught on immediately that she had no clue where this was coming from. A gentle smile pressed his lips into a think line. "It’s alright," he said, adjusting his glasses with a reassuring nod. "I already know."

Seraphine still looked utterly bewildered, but Doctor Finn chuckled softly, his voice warm and steady. "And when you head back to that ward, I’ll make sure nobody bombards you with ridiculous questions. Just focus on healing those warriors, then go get ready for your wedding."

Voren winked at her, and the sweet, intimate gesture sent a rush of warmth flooding Seraphine’s cheeks. Kael groaned dramatically, throwing his hands up. "Can you two lovebirds actually focus for a second? You do realize those warriors are gonna spread this news like wildfire, right?"

Doctor Finn nodded, his grin widening with barely contained excitement. "He’s not wrong. They’ll be telling everyone how Doctor Ash healed them. Soon she’s gonna be famous across the whole pack."

Kael jumped right in, his voice buzzing with energy. "People will be talking about her everywhere."

"Exactly," Doctor Finn said, snapping his fingers. "Then once you’re back from the city, Alpha Voren can casually drop that Doctor Ash and Luna Seraphine are the same person."

Seraphine let out a bright, surprised laugh. "That sounds like one hell of an oddly detailed plan."

Kael replied proudly. "We’ve clearly thought this

moment before Seraphine’s expression grew serious again. "Still... what exactly do you want

face softened further, all the playful excitement fading into something deeper and heavier. He glanced at Voren before

kind of trouble." He took a steadying breath. "Over a decade before you were born, the Gifted Wolves were being

silence. Seraphine’s smile vanished completely, her stomach twisting

special contact lenses for her so

thoughts and emotions rushing through her all at once. Finally,

but she wasn’t ready to leap to conclusions. "I’ll confirm everything when I see her.

immediately, his thumb brushing tenderly across her knuckles. Whatever storms and answers waited ahead, she wouldn’t face them alone, he’d make sure of that. The touch grounded her, sending a wave of fierce love and strength

last Gifted Wolf died centuries ago." He tilted his

her off guard. Seraphine glanced at Voren, who answered without hesitation. "She’s Esperanza now. And yes, Sera is her biological mother." A

looked horrified, but Voren’s expression stayed rock-steady. "But that changes nothing.

into devastating clarity. The little girl’s bright blue eyes. Emotion swelled thick in his chest. "Goddess," he whispered, his voice cracking with awe. "I never thought I’d live to see

Black Wolf should never be together. Yet here you are." A radiant smile broke across his face. "The mystery is unfolding right in front of us, and I hope the moon goddess keeps me around long enough to see how it ends before I join my

had endless burning questions about the Gifted Wolves, Madison, her parents, the hunters, the Moon Goddess, and

to spawn ten more agonizing ones. But right now, more urgent things demanded their hearts: getting married in a few days. The thought alone filled Seraphine

lightning. More doctors had rushed in, and additional patients had been moved into bigger

interference, shutting down any personal questions the

doctor speechless with awe. By the end of the second hour, every single injured warrior was back on their feet, walking, running, laughing with wild relief. Several of them looked even stronger than they had before

one the warriors shifted, their wolves emerging perfectly healthy and vibrant. Only after confirming every single recovery did he finally

her back to the cabin, evening had wrapped the world in deep shadows. The snowfall had