Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Alpha Hayley’s Destined Mate

Chapter 600 I’m Sorry

Tina’s POV:

+B Pearls

I was jolted awake, my heart pounding as I looked at Hayley. Her commanding presence made the air feel thick and cold, sending a shiver down my spine.

It hit me all at once—this girl wasn’t just an Omega. Her mind was sharp, calculating, and cold as ice. There was far more to her than what met the eye, and whatever that was, it was dangerous.

In the month since I first crossed paths with her, the Ortegas had lost everything. She was a force to be reckoned with, and the power she held was terrifying.

But despite everything, I had no choice. If there was any hope for my son now, it was in her hands.

Pride had always been my shield, but in that moment, it shattered completely. I let go of every bit of dignity Thad left. With a sob, I dropped to my knees on the hard floor.

Scera, my noble wolf, howled in mourning from within.

“Ms. Carson,” I said, my voice shaky, “everything that happened… you can blame my son and me. We were wrong. I’m sorry.

“I hope you can forgive us… Please, give my son a chance. He’ll change, he will!” I lowered my head, pleading desperately.

eyes remained cold, her expression unwavering. “It’s too late,” she said, her

chances–at the car dealership, at the police station, even after Jonah was saved. He could’ve -changed, become a better person. But he

cutting through the air, “when you’ve done so much wrong,

wasn’t going to

you?” I yelled, frustration and desperation taking

everything. Now, we have nothing left but our

pleaded, my voice breaking. “Why are you being so cruel?!”

to make up for what we’ve done?” I continued,

fall? Without leadership, the rogues will flood the packs. The city will be

still didn’t look at me. Instead, she glanced at Benjamin

his voice low, giving a brief nod.

then motioned to the door.

my strength. “I won’t

here first!”

and with a burst of adrenaline, I broke free from their grasp. I collided with the sharp

gasped as I felt my bones

vision.

I clutched at

my gaze locking onto Hayley, who sat unmoved on the sofa. With all the strength I could muster, I forced the words out, “If

stared at Hayley, challenging her to say something, anything.