Alpha's Regret: The Seventh Time was Forever

Chapter 444: If anyone hurts them...

Seraphine’s heart had shattered into a million pieces the day Bryan chose Daisy over her.

Back then, she had convinced herself that her sweet little boy had simply stopped loving her, and the pain of that thought had haunted her every single day.

But now she finally knew the devastating truth. Daisy had spent years poisoning his innocent mind with cruel, twisted lies.

Instead of letting fresh hurt take over, Seraphine felt a fierce, burning determination surge through her veins.

No matter what chaos came after this festival, she was never going to lose the boy she had raised for six long years ever again. She would fight for him with everything she had.

She wasn’t the only one deeply moved by Bryan’s heartbreaking confession. The second he admitted he hadn’t been feeling well, Marsha had quietly taken partial control.

Seraphine hadn’t even noticed it happening. This wasn’t the playful, teasing Marsha who loved making Voren squirm. This was the ancient healer wolfy part of her, driven by pure instinct to protect anyone suffering in pain.

As Bryan stared into Seraphine’s eyes, their usual bright blue slowly melted away, replaced by a deep, glowing purple that seemed to shimmer with ancient power. Bryan blinked in total surprise.

At the same time, Voren and Corvine both whipped their heads around after hearing his startled little voice.

Before either of them could even react, thin rays of beautiful glowing purple light streamed straight out of Seraphine’s eyes and poured into Bryan. The warm light wrapped around the little boy for just a few magical seconds before fading away completely, leaving everything peaceful again.

Corvine had nearly reached the security checkpoint when he slammed on the brakes so hard the car behind them laid on its horn in anger. Ignoring the loud noise, he stared wide-eyed into the rearview mirror. "What in the world just happened?" His confused gaze locked onto Voren.

Voren looked every bit as stunned. "I... I don’t know."

By then, Seraphine had already regained full control of her body. She blinked a few times, letting out a long, steady breath. "Bryan?" She searched his sweet face anxiously, her heart pounding. "Are you okay, baby?"

eyes sparkled with the happiest tears she had ever seen. A massive, radiant smile exploded across his face. "Mom!" He

happily in her warm embrace. "I don’t feel

little guy before,’ her proud voice echoed.’But after learning

you, Marsha.’ She meant

permanent cure for Bryan’s mysterious illness, but

only managed to keep the awful symptoms under control. Now Marsha had completely erased the illness like it had

her hands. "Bryan," she said softly, her smile full

eyes grew even

you can’t tell your dad

immediately looked confused, his innocent eyes blinking up at her. "Why, Mommy? He’ll be

voice carrying genuine warmth. "He will be happy. But this isn’t the right time

glanced back and forth between the two of

the accelerator and drove slowly toward the

their expressions straightened with respect. They

"Alpha Voren."

"Luna Sera."

"Beta Corvine."

of the guards bowed deeply. "You may

swung open without any further questions. As the vehicle rolled smoothly into the pack grounds, Seraphine quietly gazed out the window. The entire place buzzed

rushed around everywhere, putting the final touches on preparations for the Full

seen in years, and others she’d only missed for a few months. Almost every pack had already arrived, and everything was organized so perfectly that guests barely needed

every path: Warriors This Way, Alphas This Way, Lunas This Way, Betas This Way. Every single route was clearly marked. Instead of following any of them,

carefully adjusted Bryan in her arms before turning toward

frowned immediately, worry flashing across his face. "Let me take him." He already knew someone would jump at any excuse to target her, and