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The Alpha's Greatest Regret: Losing His True Fated Mate

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 974    |    Released on: 16/06/2026

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h of pink had returned to his cheeks. He was even strong enough to sit up and play with a small wooden bird Faye ha

, however, wa

coins in front of her. She counted them for

aying for the room for the week, this is all we h

medicine had taken a huge bite out of our funds. The real

didn't feel. "We'll be frugal. Bread an

, so fragile. He needed more than bread and water-he needed hot soup, milk

how to afford a simple bowl of so

ioned for her to stay put and went to the do

inn's uniform, standing be

oor a crack. "

. There was also a tureen of creamy mushroom soup, a fresh salad, and a pitcher of warm milk. The aroma was heavenly, and it made my empty stomach ache with longing. My breath caught in my throat. Rosemary

sped be

with suspicion. "You must have the w

er wavering. "A special complimentary dinner, with the complimen

e cart into our room, given a polite bow, and retreated down

ands together. "First the suite, now this! This inn is wonderful!

Coincidence was one thing, but this was something else entirely. Somebody had orchestrated this. Somebody who knew things about me that no innkeeper should know. The thought was de

ut into the hallway. But then Ellum's small voice pipe

hungry eyes w

r's things, I took out a slender silver needle-a tool she had used to test for certain

bright and untarnish

was poisoned, that the intentions behind it were clearly malevolent and I could simply throw it

id, my voice qu

on the edge of his bed and fed him spoonful by spoonful. The look of

ver arranged this must be a very kind gentleman," she declared between bites of

of safety, of a childhood long gone. Why was someone doing this

ishes, she was still singing the pr

uld not be a pawn in anyone's game. I would not l

follow-up, and then I would find work. I would sta

ld be

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The Alpha's Greatest Regret: Losing His True Fated Mate
The Alpha's Greatest Regret: Losing His True Fated Mate
“My five-year-old brother was burning up with a deadly fever, so I begged my fated mate, the Alpha Heir, to let us see the pack doctor. But he refused to even step out of his study. Instead, his cousin Elara falsely accused me of stealing a sapphire necklace. My fated mate believed her lie without a second thought. He looked at my dying brother with cold disgust, tossed me a bottle of cheap aspirin, and ordered the guards to throw me out. "Stop making a scene. Your jealousy is becoming pathetic." He shut the heavy oak door in my face, leaving us in the freezing hallway. I held my brother's shivering body, realizing the boy who had promised to protect me ten years ago was completely gone. For a decade, I had endured the pack's abuse and his family's cruelty, clinging to a one-sided mate bond while my brother suffered in a damp servant's room. How could I have been so blind? How could I let my brother slowly die just to wait for a man who thought our lives were trivial? My heart shattered, but the naive girl inside me died with it. I sold my parents' last heirloom, packed a single bag, and escaped the pack territory in the middle of a thunderstorm. When he finally tracked me down days later, trying to buy my return with a glittering diamond necklace, I didn't shed a single tear. I looked him dead in the eye and spoke the words that would sever our souls forever. "I, Aaliyah Hatfield, formally reject you as my fated mate."”