Bad Love An Alpha’s Regret

Chapter 310

AXEL

Aaron stalks across the hall into the room he gave me to use.

I’m assuming he doesn’t want to leave Emily for long in case she tries to run or decides she’s going to pick up where she left off with Leah.

I have a better understanding now of why Emily hates Leah so much.

The old Roberts Alpha sounds like he was a twisted bastard.

I think Aaron would maybe have more sympathy and understanding for Emily if he knew some of what she went through, but it’s not my place to tell him.

I won’t betray Emily’s confidence like that.

Aaron and Leah leaving for the Old Country for a few days, or a week is probably for the best.

It’ll give Emily some time to adjust without Leah here to constantly remind her of what she went through.

However, I get the sense Emily wasn’t telling me everything.

Like maybe she told me a sanitized version, and there was much

more to it.

Probably things that were even more horrible than what she spoke of.

It’s clear I need to get to the bottom of it all.

Preferably before we have more instances like today.

There are mounting mysteries about Emily that make me think all isn’t as it seems with her.

under

and wild.

more than just the abduction and captivity, and

start healing properly, I think we need to get out in the open

mate,

I thought there was

get to know her, the more I

is brave and fierce and has the kind of spark I’ve rarely come across in all

protect her.

would be better for her in the

me would be nothing but a curse.

I’m immortal and Emily isn’t.

So, what?

her and then get to live one short lifetime with

dies and spend

their right mind would sign

is too

keep the balance.

peace between wolves and vampires.

am the line that separates them.

Goddess never gave me a mate before, because if I lost her and went rogue or died myself, then who would uphold the ancient

has happened

one thing

can’t mate her, I can still protect her like she’s mine.

I have to move on to whatever next rogue vampire

what happened,” Aaron says, crossing his arms

the day you found out Emily was still alive,” I begin, trying to keep my voice even and free of emotion since I don’t know what Aaron is thinking about all this right now. “I was the one who found Emily out in the woods. As soon as I saw her, I knew. I

knew what’d happened to her? When you could see how fragile she was? Did you even stop to think what rejecting your

by the time he finishes those rapid–fire questions.

Emily’s sake,”