Alpha's Regret After Her Rebirth by Aurora Starling

Chapter 0350

Noah & Hannah

Noah’s POV

Noah’s eyes were fixed on the businessman sitting across from him at the conference table, but his mind was far away. So far away.

So far, in fact, that the man’s droning voice sounded like it was underwater. He was saying something about stocks and expenditures, but it sounded garbled, meaningless, silly.

Noah’s mind was on one thing. Or rather, one person.

The hurt in her eyes last night, the fear in her voice–it haunted him. Hannah had lashed out at him, tossing and turning like an angry lioness all night. When he’d tried to touch her, she had flinched away. At some point, even in sleep, she had even snarled at him when he tried to pull her close.

But he couldn’t blame her. The procedure she was facing was terrifying, and he should have been there with her. With his… mate.

His wolf stirred restlessly inside of him, pacing and growling as if Noah’s mind was a cage.

“You have fallen in love with her after all,” his wolf snarled. “You really have, you lovestruck bastard…”

“Alpha Noah?”

the businessman’s voice dragged Noah back to the present. He blinked, one long leg crossed widely

gesturing to the untouched folder sitting in front of Noah. “If you’ll

“Right…”

be listening. Noah didn’t

to

wolf growled

it any longer. Over the past few weeks, something had changed. The ice around his heart had melted, replaced by

Hannah. Head over heels, completely and

in the mornings, still sleepy and soft and lazy. He loved the sound of her laughter when it was genuine and unguarded. He loved the feel of her skin against

detail about her had become precious to him. Once, he had only intended to woo her enough

one who had

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was hurting her by not

stuffy conference room? Why wasn’t he with the woman he loved right

like a fishing wire tied to his heart, pulling him out of this room and toward Hannah. The sensation was so strong it was

needs you, you bastard,” his wolf

she did. Noah knew

abruptly, his chair scraping loudly against the floor. The sound echoed in the suddenly silent