A Love Reawakened The Alpha’s Regret

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Hamnette’s POV

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Not one time, not twice but so many times that I couldn’t keep count ever since I stepped foot into this Rogue Pack. I lied

our remorse and I didn’t regret it but why does my heart ache every time I led to Alpha Rowan!

Why does it feel like I was breaking something each time I told him a lie? Something more precious than life itself

“Harriette Mika called out. I turned to her and I saw a silly smirk on her face.

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“Are you okay?” She asked before pointing to me and Gideon. I mean, both of you”

I turned to Gideon and I realized he was frozen at the spot. He hadn’t moved since he removed his arm and moved away from

me

Yeah, yeah. I’m fine, Gideon replied as if he was recovering from a shock.

“I’m good too. I pointed to myself. Just then, Gideon walked away from us. That was a big shock for me

Commander Mika handed me something wrapped in foil and mumbled something that sounded like Alpha Rowan. I raised an eyebrow but she only shrugged.

“Are you ready?” She asked me

For what?”

To finally join us.”

I nodded swiftly. I only had a week to stay in this pack. The only way I could get closer to Alpha Rowan was to join these people. The fighters. He was one of them too and maybe one day, soon enough, I’ll get the opportunity to be alone with him and I’ll finally carry out my mission, make Mother proud, and get reunited with Luke.

“Cool, let’s get started.”

The training was rigorous while the exercises were worse. It wasn’t something I couldn’t handle but it was a bit above my pain threshold level.

“You crushed that, Harriette Mika complimented as we walked away from the outdoor training ground. I hadn’t changed out of the training suits I was given.

“Thanks,” I mumbled.

“You made it look easy. You were really good,” she complimented further.

1 shook my

head. Her compliments made me uncomfortable. We didn’t do things like that where I came from.

No one complimented the other for training hard. It was our responsibility, we shouldn’t be praised for doing our best

“Sure,” I managed to answer

“Get changed and go home. Tomorrow, get ready by five in the nursing for a run around the pack borders. I’ll stop by to get

you,

She putted my shoulder. I almost hissed.

Why were the people in this rogue pack so touchy They could pass their information or feelings across without touching me ‘Can I ask you for something? I suddenly asked stopping her in her tracks.

“Anything. Ham

s was the second time she would be calling me that. Harri! Funny enough, I didn’t hate it even though I was supposed to

“Do you know if there’s anyone called Reina in this pack?” I asked.

Rema!”

I swallowed hard then nodded

Not sure, why She inquired. She didn’t look at me suspiciously but rather curiously.

The kind of been hearing the name around and I wanted to be sure if it was all not in my head,”

Coh That was what she said. Even when I thought she was going to say ask me more questions, she surprised me.

“Get changed and wait for me at the administration office. We’ll check together to see if there’s any Reina around here. Normally, I should know but the pack had grown so much that I can’t keep track of who’s who.”

She laughed slightly. I didn’t know when I joined her.

Stop that! I cautioned myself.

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I quickly changed back to the clothes I was wearing before training and walked back to the administration office. I took along the wrapped thing Commander Mika gave to me.

When I unwrapped it, it was a sandwich. I smiled when I saw it. I was so hungry I could eat sticks and stones. I guppled down the entire sandwich within a minute.

It was freaking delicious. I didn’t think I’d eaten something so delicious before. I would remember to ask Ella to sneak more from the kitchen for me.

I didn’t wait for more than ten minutes before she joined me. She walked ahead of me into the administration office. She suddenly stopped in front of the door.

“Let’s get this straight, if there’s really someone named Reina in this pack, I won’t tell you who it is. I’ll only let you know if someone in this pack is named Reina. Understood?”

I nodded. To be honest, my curiosity regarding the name sounded suspicious even to me. So, I understood where Commander Mika is coming from.

“Stay here,” she instructed. I nodded.

I wanted to take a seat right in front of the office but a painting on one of the walls got my attention. It was of a dark path. lined with dense bushes. A young, tiny girl was in the midst of it looking lost and sad. In her hands was a necklace that was almost unnoticable.

It looked familiar.

I

Pped closer to the painting and noticed an intricately designed door right beneath it, its artistic details almost begging for attention. But my gaze remained fixed on the necklace the little girl was holding.

/Daddy gave it to me!/

A tiny voice suddenly echoed in my head. It was that of a little girl.

He said if I press this, he’ll be there, anywhere I am/

The voice said again.

An image appeared in my head but it was fucking blurry. I tried to press harder to see if it would become clear even though it was hard but nothing came to me.

A loud piercing noise went off in my head.

Again, I heard the name over and over again.

Reina! Reina! REINA!

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hand on my shoulder jolted me back to my senses. I sucked in the air.

What’s wrong” Commander Mika asked

1 shook my head “Nothing”

“You’re crying” she mentioned

I frowned. That was impossible. I touched my face and I realized it was wet.

What the fuck?

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“The first time I saw the painting. I cried too. It’s so sad what happened to that little girl” she pointed to the painting What little girl?” I asked her

She shrugged. “I think she got lost and now, her mother makes those paintings to help find her. Maybe she would see them one day and recognize it

I stared a Mil before I stared back at the artwork. Something had gone off in my head. I was trying to figure it out but I

I hated how I felt. It was sickening for me. I was losing myself. I wasn’t who I was supposed to be.

About the name?” I asked.

I took a deep breath as I waited for a response from her. “No one is named Reina here.”

She said nonchalantly.

Hearing the name right here had affirmed something for me and I just needed her to confirm my suspicion.

It was all in my head.

The important question was why and how do I keep hearing the name in my head. What was my connection to whoever Reina

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