The Omega President’s Accidental Mate
Serena McAllistair made history as the first female Omega ever elected student council president.
But the school wants her gone. The council treats her title as a joke. And the only people who believe in her are the quiet, oppressed Omegas who still hope she can change things.
Then there’s Nathaniel Storm, cold and brilliant, and determined to block her every move. His twin brother Mason, on the other hand, is the opposite. He’s kind, encouraging, and makes Serena laugh when everything else feels impossible.
One night at a victory party, a spiked drink forces Serena into an early heat. Mason tries to protect her. Nathaniel intervenes.
In the chaos that follows, an accidental bite seals a bond neither of them wanted.
Now the entire school is watching.
Nathaniel’s ex wants revenge. The twins are left hurting. And Serena is left with a permanent mark, a political war she refuses to lose, and two identical twins pulling her in opposite directions, one with quiet warmth, the other with a cold intensity she can’t seem to escape.
She was ready to fight the system. She never expected the system to claim her first.
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Chapter: Chapter 4Serena’s POV Once the weekend was over, I returned to Northridge and I found my locker covered in thick red paint. A small crowd were already gathered around it, whispering and snickering. Some Alphas didn’t even try to hide their grins of approval. The words were scrawled on it with an ugly, almost incomprehensible handwriting that irritated me more. It took me a moment to read them out, some bold, others squished to avoid the neighboring locker, but what it said was: WE DON’T WANT YOU HERE OMEGA FREAK. The freak part was the hardest word to decipher. It triggered me, my jaw clenching. But I kept my face calm and I turned to the nearest student. “Who did this?” No answer. The boy quickly walked away. Others giggled, and whispered harshly, openly taunting me. I couldn't make out the words under the buzz of chatter, but it irritated me even more. So I stepped back and raised my voice just loud enough to silence everyone. “I asked who did this and suddenly you're all mute
Last Updated: 2026-08-07
Chapter: Chapter 3Serena’s POV The rest of the week felt like walking through a bed of coal. Every hallway still whispered around me, only stopping when I got close before beginning again the moment I had passed. People didn’t even bother trying to hide it anymore. On a random day, I heard two juniors near the lockers betting on how many more days I would last before I finally “quit and let someone serious take over.” On Wednesday a group of Alphas laughed openly in the courtyard, calling my rise to position “the Omega experiment” while also making bets praying on my downfall. What pissed me off was that none even seemed to root for me. They only made bets on the closest possible date to my predetermined failure. It made my blood boil with anger. Somehow, the teacher’s were even worse. They were polite but clearly distant, having no words of encouragement, or suddenly too busy when it seemed like I might approach them. It was an humiliation ritual being ostracized like this. But I still k
Last Updated: 2026-08-04
Chapter: Chapter 2Serena’s POV. I pushed open the oak doors to the council room, and take a long look at Katie. She gives me a reassuring smile before I shut the door. Then I turn around. Four council members were already in room, staring at me with an amused glint in their eyes. I ignore them and moved around, studying my surroundings. The council room was exactly like it was in the pictures i’d seen on the school website. It had a long polished wooden table, high-backed chairs, and old portraits of the past presidents on the walls. All the faces were that of an Alpha males. Mine would be the only female in a long succession of bigotry. The thought leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. Hopefully I would soon pass the torch to another female or omega, creating a succession that respected inclusivity. “Done eye fucking your predecessors yet?” A sharp voice came the side followed by low snickers from the rest. I turn to look at the source, Ryan Cole, a broad-shouldered alpha with a permanent smirk
Last Updated: 2026-08-04
Chapter: Chapter 1Serena’s POV. The Present. I only wanted change in Northridge High. As the first female Omega ever elected as student council president, I thought I could finally make things easy for people like me. I expected the stares, the whispers, and doubts. I expected the council to fight me at every turn. I even expected trouble from the powerful Storm brothers. What I never expected was how one of them would change everything. I came here to change the system.
Instead, a single bite mark changed my life forever. ___ The Past. I woke up before my alarm even went off. The soft morning light spilled through the curtains of my small bedroom, painting thin stripes across my faded blue comforter. For a few seconds, I lay there quietly, listening to the familiar creak of the old house and the honks of a car rumbling from my neighbor’s driveway. It felt almost soft, cozy feeling, like a promise that today would be a promising day. And I hoped it would be. Today was my fir
Last Updated: 2026-08-04
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