Alpha's Regret After Her Rebirth by Aurora Starling

Chapter 0273

Chapter 0273

Hannah

My paws thundered against the forest floor, my lungs filled with the scent and weight of damp, thick forest air. I wove around trees, leaped over fallen logs, burst through thickets and eventually came to rest for a moment at the top of a large, smooth boulder.

Noah bounded up alongside me, his footsteps making little sound as he approached. I didn’t look at him, but rather kept my gaze fixed on the forest below, searching for any sign of movement with my keen eyes.

The wind rustled my fur. Beside me, I felt Noah lean slightly, his larger form towering over mine. Only then did I chance a glance up at him, and it was then that I saw his wolf eyes, glowing greener than the leaves, staring down at me.

But I didn’t take so much as a moment to gaze back, because there, over his shoulder, I saw a puffy white tail disappear into the forest.

With a soft growl, I moved past Noah and leaped down from the rock, laying chase again. He followed, matching my pace as we raced through the trees. The sacrificial deer’s sweet, potent scent filled my nostrils, driving my wolf into a frenzy of excitement.

Goddess, this felt good. I hadn’t felt this connected to my wolf in years. With the thrill of the hunt pulsing through my veins, I felt like a new woman.

turning into a blur of greens and browns. Sunlight filtered through the canopy, dappling the ground with patches of golden light. I could hear Noah’s heavy breathing beside me, feel the heat radiating from his

a sudden, sharp turn around a large tree. Pushing faster, Noah playfully nipped at my shoulder before he put on a sudden burst of

again and

not just the doe.

found myself gaining on Noah. My legs pumped harder, muscles I had almost forgotten l had burning with blissful exertion. Noah glanced at me as I returned to his side, his wolf eyes

let out a growl, his hackles raising as he pushed himself faster behind me. We wove between trees, leaping over a small babbling creek, always keeping the doe in our line

ahead now, its white tail flashing as it darted through the

taste meat–real, raw meat, a fresh kill, something that I had deemed

telling myself years ago. “They don’t eat raw

not anymore. My wolf craved to give in to her natural

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satisfaction anymore.

I was about to lunge, Noah appeared in my peripheral vision. For a moment, I thought he was going

then, almost imperceptibly, he slowed. Just enough for me to surge ahead