Five Alphas Kneel for Me (Isabella) novel Chapter 186

Chapter 186

A public apology meant exposing Emily’s transgressions, causing her pain. But they had to atone for their past mistakes My wolf felt a grim satisfaction.

“Very well, I promise you. Caleb nodded heavily.

His wolf’s energy conveyed a genuine commitment.“I will issue an apology

on the Miller Pack’s Howlnet.”

I smirked, my expression laced with sarcasm.“Let’s see you follow through. My wolf doubted his sincerity. I harbored no trust in him.

Once I reached the Smith longhouse, Jared immediately addressed Caleb, who stood rigid.

“Caleb, do you truly intend to issue a public apology? What about Emily?”

Caleb fell silent, the wind stinging his cheeks.

His wolf felt the weight of his decision.

He asked in a low voice, “Then what about Isabella?”

Jared was speechless.

He instinctively sought to contradict, but found no justification.

His wolf struggled with the unfairness.

“Isabella is stronger…” Jared attempted a defense, but his voice trailed off, weak even to his own ears. His wolf felt the truth of Caleb’s

statement.

Caleb let out a bitter laugh, his eyes filled with weariness and self–deprecation. His wolf’s energy was bleak.“So she deserves to be wronged, regardless of her actions?”

Jared opened his mouth to speak, but no words came. His wolf knew that Caleb was

Caleb waved a weary paw.“Do not concern yourselves.

I must write this apology.”

He turned and walked toward the Miller longhouse.

right.

His steps were unsteady; he stumbled, nearly falling. Jared quickly steadied him. His wolf’s strength was waning.

Caleb didn’t go to his chambers, but directly to his study.

He sat at his desk, opened his datapad, and began composing the apology.

His wolf relived the past–the prejudice, the neglect, the pain he had inflicted on me.

As he wrote, memories flooded back–the injustice, the disregard, the hurt. His heart ached.

He remembered fragments of his dreams, feelings of indebtedness washing over him. His face grew pale, sweat beading on his brow.

Jared urged him to rest, but he ignored him. His wolf pushed him onward.

ར ར འ ཋ ༐

With a pale face, he finished the message, word for word.

Then, he accessed the Miller Pack’s Howlnet and, with trembling paws, posted the apology.

He was about to send me a message, informing me of his actions.

However, when he refreshed the page, the apology was gone.

He froze.

Thinking it a system error, he refreshed again, but the message was still absent.

1d chimed.

Lie wolf sensed trouble.

Chapter 187

Chapter 187