A Love Reawakened: The Alpha's Regret (Angela) novel Chapter 168

Chapter 168 

BOOK 2: CHAPTER 38 

Angela’s POV 

“Until when are you planning on staying over there, Angela?” My mother asked on the phone. 

There was a bit of silence on the other end of the line before she asked that question. I just gave her an update about everything that had happened so far but I wasn’t expecting that question from her. 

“Until she comes around, mom. I’ve waited for her for more than twelve years and I’ll keep on waiting. I wouldn’t mind waiting another twelve years,” 

I answered quickly. My heart broke into pieces when Reina went missing and it took a long time before I could get myself back together. She was my better half and she was more than a daughter. 

She was priceless. She was with me at my lowest and she was also a ray of sunshine in my darkness after I had her. Losing her was the worst thing that had ever happened to me and having her back is the best thing ever though she couldn’t recognize 

1. me. 

Yet! 

“I understand you, Angela but I also want to remind you that you have two other children waiting for you here,” 

My mother said, referring to Layla and Liam 

“I know and I’m sure they can manage a few days without me,” 

“They’re twelve, Angela. Twelve. They need you the most at this stage of their lives and you’re abandoning them,” 

I was beginning to get frustrated. “I’m not abandoning them. I’m leaving for just a few days,” 

“How many days?” She asked again. 

That was the question that kept breaking me because I didn’t have an answer to it. “I don’t know Mom, I honestly don’t know,” 

I confessed. One part of my heart was in this rogue pack while the other part was back at home. I also wanted to 

go 

back to my twins but at the same time, I wanted to stay back, spend more time with Reina, and help her remember at least something. 

“Why don’t you discuss with Darius and bring Reina home instead of staying over there with her?” 

She asked. 

I clicked my tongue in annoyance. “She doesn’t remember us. Have you been listening?” 

“Yes, Angela. Yes! But you need to remember that she was six. She was literally a baby. How is she supposed to remember you? Give her evidence, show her something to let her know she’s your child, and then, bring her home,” 

“Mom! It’s not that easy. She’s…” 

I paused, thinking twice about telling my mother how traumatized Reina was. 

How strangely she acted and how her wolf was absent. 

That afternoon, I had also brought up the issue of talking her into leaving with us but Darius believed it would be better and helpful for her if she was closer to her mate. 

The same mate she doesn’t even recognize. 

“She’s what, Angela?” 

“Nothing Mom,” I answered, biting down on my bottom lip. 

“Grandma, is that my mom on the phone,?” 

I smiled as I heard my daughter’s voice. She was probably sleepy because of how her words were slurred. I should’ve been 1/2 

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more concerned about how she was still awake at this time of the night but instead, I was glad I got to hear her voice. 

“Can I say hi to my mom?” 

“Yes, please,” I quickly responded. 

My mom gave her the phone. 

“I miss you, mama. Goodnight,” 

“I miss you too baby,” I laughed once my brain processed how she said goodnight so quickly and passed the phone to my 

mom. 

Layla loved her beauty sleep more than anything. In fact, she loved it more than those designer bags and food. 

I said goodbye to my mom and ended the call before she could ask me anything else. 

A knock resounded on the door. I opened it to see it was Mason. 

“Hello, Mason,” 

“Angela. Where’s Darius?” 

I pointed to the balcony. “He’s busy making a phone call. What’s wrong? You look worried,” 

He nodded frantically. I opened the door wider so he could 

come in. 

“What’s wrong?” I asked. 

“Something strange is going on with Harriette but I need to talk to you and Darius about it” 

Hearing it was about Harriette, I walked to the balcony and tapped Darius on the shoulder. He turned to me. I could see he also looked worried. 

“What’s wrong, love?” He asked, touching my face gently. 

“Mason is here. He said it’s about Harriette,” 

Darius ended the call abruptly without saying goodbye to the person on the other end of the line. I frowned at him. 

That was rude but I wasn’t surprised. It was typical Darius. 

We both walked back in to talk to Mason. 

“What’s going on, Mason?” He asked. 

Mason folded his hands in his pocket. “You know how we planned on waiting while we slowly allow the matebond between Rowan and Harriette to fix her wolf?” He asked. 

Darius and I shared a look before we nodded. 

“Yeah, that is the plan,” 

Mason shook his head. “We shouldn’t do that anymore,” 

“Why?” 

“I talked to Harriette,” 

“How?” I asked. 

“Dreamwalking,” Mason replied casually. 

Ooh! I forgot that was their thing for a minute. How did I forget so quickly? 

“First off, Harriette is Dreamwalking wrongly. That was what I tried to warn you about years ago before she disappeared. However, that might be because she has zero connection with her wolf and not have anything to do with training. But as far as Dreamwalking is concerned, it’s all wrong. Secondly, which is the worst thing ever, I think your daughter has been 

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