Alpha's Regret After Her Rebirth (Hannah and Noah) novel Chapter 425

Chapter 0425 

Chapter 0425 

Hannah 

The air was abuzz with excitement as we gathered on the field. Wolves of all shapes and sizes were already milling about, their fur gleaming in the moonlight. I could feel my own wolf stirring beneath my skin, eager to finally be let loose after far too long in my human form. 

“Alright, everyone!” the referee called out, blowing his whistle. “Men on one team, women on the other. You know the rules–Ultimate Frisbee, but in wolf form. First team to score ten points wins!” 

I glanced at Noah, and there was no hiding the competitive glint in my eye. “I hope you’re ready to lose.” 

He grinned, already beginning to shift. “In your dreams, Hannah.” 

As my bones cracked and reshaped, I felt the familiar rush of power that came with the transformation. It had been too long, far too long, and shifting felt like itching a scratch that I hadn’t reached in months. 

In mere moments, I stood on four paws, my chestnut fur ruffling in the cool night breeze. My senses were sharper, my muscles taut, my ears perked. 

The referee tossed the frisbee high into the air, and the game began. 

I darted across the field, weaving between larger wolves with ease. My agility had always been my strong suit, and now, as an Alpha, it seemed even more pronounced. I could hear the crowd’s gasps and cheers as I made impossible leaps and lightning–fast turns. 

With one graceful leap, I spotted Viona near the end zone and sent the frisbee flying her way with a quick flick of my muzzle. 

But Noah intercepted, his silver fur an icy blur as he raced toward the opposite end of the field. I growled playfully and gave chase, my paws barely touching the ground as I pushed myself to catch up. 

The game continued well into overtime, both teams scoring point after point, neck–and–neck for the entire 

game. 

It was exhilarating, feeling the wind in my fur, the earth beneath my paws, the camaraderie with my teammates. For a while, I forgot about being an Alpha, about all the responsibilities and worries. I was just a wolf, playing a game under the light of the moon. 

As the score reached 10-10, the tensions mounted. This was the tie–breaker round, which meant that the next point would decide the game. Noah had the frisbee, dodging and weaving through our defense. 

I saw my chance and took it, charging straight for him, 

At the last second, I leaped. Time seemed to slow as I soared over Noah, my jaws snapping shut around the frisbee. We collided and tumbled to the ground, a tangle of fur and limbs. And then, just before we hit the ground, I threw my head back and hurled the frisbee in an elegant arc into the goal. 

When we came to a stop, I found myself pinning Noah down, the frisbee floating down into the point zone behind us. But I hardly saw the frisbee, hardly cared that the buzzer had gone off. 

In that moment, something shifted between us. It was like… 

Like a string was attached to our hearts. One that had once been broken, but was now slowly reforming. I 

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