Alpha Academy: The Omega in Disguise
Elias has lived his whole life as a lie.
Born a male Omega in a world where his kind are owned, traded, or bred, his only chance at freedom was to disappear behind a forged identity. Now he’s “Eli Arden,” Rank 2 at the most ruthless Alpha academy in the nation.
No one suspects the truth;
Not the instructors.
Not the students.
Not even the wolves who want to beat him.
Only one person watches too closely.
Ronan Vesper: Rank 1, cold-blooded, terrifying, heir to an Alpha dynasty—and the one Alpha Elias can’t afford to provoke… or attract.
But suppressants are failing. Instincts are waking. And when Ronan catches Elias mid-dose, something shifts between hunter and prey.
He should have exposed him.
He didn’t.
Now Ronan is circling him like a secret he wants to own.
And Elias is running out of time to keep his body and identity under control.
In a school where the weak are erased and the powerful take what they want…
What happens when the deadliest Alpha discovers his greatest rival is an Omega?
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Chapter: CHAPTER 170: Epilogue - Six Months LaterRONAN'S POVSix months passed faster than I expected.We graduated in May. Spent summer resting. Traveling. Building our life together. Then September came and we started advocacy work with the Omega Rights Coalition.It was hard. Harder than I anticipated. Long hours. Difficult conversations. Constant travel. Speaking at universities. Meeting with lawmakers. Testifying at hearings.But it was also meaningful. Every policy we helped change. Every student we helped protect. Every conversation that shifted someone's perspective. It all mattered.December now. Six months into the work. Six months into our new life.Elias and I lived in a small apartment downtown. Nothing fancy. One bedroom. Tiny kitchen. But it was ours. First place that belonged to us. First home we chose together.Adrian lived two blocks away. Close enough to visit. Far enough for independence. He was doing better. Therapy twice a week. Classes at community college. Slowly healing. Slowly building a life.This morning,
Last Updated: 2026-01-21
Chapter: CHAPTER 169: Graduation Speech ELIAS'S POV Graduation day arrived too fast. I woke up early. Couldn't sleep anyway. Nerves eating at me. The speech. The ceremony. Everything feeling too big. Too important. Ronan was already awake. Sitting by the window. Looking out at campus. "You ready?" he asked. "No. But I'm doing it anyway." "That's all anyone can ask." We dressed in formal uniforms. Black and gold. Academy colors. Last time wearing them. Last time being students here. My mother arrived early. Brought flowers. Cried when she saw me. "I'm so proud. So incredibly proud." "I haven't done anything yet." "You survived. You fought. You won. That's everything." Ronan's family came too. His mother. His father. Adrian. Several cousins. Extended family. All of them greeting me warmly. Accepting me as family. It felt surreal. The ceremony started at ten AM. Outside on the main lawn. Hundreds of chairs. Families everywhere. Media cameras positioned around the perimeter. We sat in the front row. Graduating stu
Last Updated: 2026-01-21
Chapter: CHAPTER 168: Graduation PreparationRONAN'S POVGraduation was in two weeks. Final exams are over. Grades posted. Rankings finalized.Elias graduated rank two. I graduated rank one. Same as always. Same as when we started.But everything else was different.The graduation committee asked Elias to speak. Give a speech representing the graduating class. First time an Omega would speak at Academy graduation. First time most things, actually.He was terrified."I can't do this," he said for the tenth time that week. We sat in my room. Speech drafts scattered everywhere. Nothing felt right."You can. You already spoke at the assembly. In front of everyone. This is the same thing.""No it's not. The assembly was an emergency. Survival. This is planned. Official. Representing everyone. What if I mess up?""You won't.""What if I say the wrong thing? Offend people? Make things worse?""You're overthinking.""I'm thinking exactly the right amount. This speech matters. It'll be recorded. Remembered. Used as example for future Om
Last Updated: 2026-01-16
Chapter: CHAPTER 167: Changes and New PoliciesELIAS'S POVThree weeks passed after the court hearing. Three weeks of changes happening fast.The Academy looked different now. New signs posted everywhere. Anti-discrimination policies. Omega protection guidelines. Resources for students needing support.Hale moved quickly. Implemented reforms before resistance could organize. Before people who voted against us could block progress.First change: curriculum. New mandatory class for all students. Dynamics Education. Teaching about Alphas, Betas, and Omegas. Biology. History. Rights. Breaking down prejudices with information.Some students hated it. Complained it was propaganda. Indoctrination. But attendance was required. Fail the class, fail the semester.Second change: support systems. Counselors trained in Omega issues. Medical staff educated on suppressant management and heat protocols. Safe spaces for students who needed them.Third change: consequences. Three students were expelled for harassment. Caught threatening Omega stude
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Chapter: CHAPTER 166: Legal BattleRONAN'S POVThe court hearing was scheduled for Friday morning. Three days after the vote. Three days to prepare our defense.My father hired the best lawyers money could buy. A team of five. All specialists in family law and Omega rights. They worked around the clock building our case.Thursday night, we met with them in a conference room off campus. Too many reporters at the Academy. Too much attention. We needed privacy."Marcus Caelum's argument is simple," the lead lawyer explained. Her name was Director Chen. No relation to our Chen. "He claims parental rights. Blood connection. Says you were taken from him illegally as an infant. That he never gave up custody. That he has legal claim to you now.""But I'm eighteen," I said. "An adult. He can't claim me like property.""Normally no. But Omega law is complicated. In some jurisdictions, unbonded Omegas can be claimed by blood family until age twenty-one. He's arguing that your bond was formed under duress. That it should be dissol
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Chapter: CHAPTER 165: Narrow Victory ELIAS'S POVTwenty-four hours felt like forever.We spent the day hiding. Not literally. But staying in Ronan's room. Away from hostile students. Away from cameras. Away from everything.My phone kept buzzing. Messages from people I didn't know. Some are supportive. Some hateful. I stopped reading them.Ronan checked the vote count every hour. The Academy posted real-time updates. Anonymous but public.By noon: 48% yes. 52% no.We were losing."It's still early," Ronan said. "People are still voting. Could change.""Or it could get worse.""Don't think like that."But I couldn't help it. Half the Academy wanted us gone. More than half. How were we supposed to stay somewhere we weren't wanted?At three PM, my mother arrived. Security let her in this time. Special permission from Hale.She hugged me the moment she saw me. Held on tight. "I'm so proud of you. What you said yesterday. How you stood up. I'm so proud.""Thanks, Mom.""Are you okay? Really okay?""I don't know. The vote isn
Last Updated: 2026-01-09
Married to the Billionaire in Disguise
When Victoria Hale catches her fiancé kissing her cousin at their engagement party, the betrayal is only the beginning. In front of her entire family, he announces he never loved her and publicly humiliates her as delusional and desperate.
Cornered and broken, Victoria makes an impulsive lie: she already has someone else.
The problem? She points to Simon Reed, the mysterious homeless man she's been feeding at the local shelter.
The bigger problem? Simon plays along.
What Victoria doesn't know is that Simon Reed doesn't exist. He's actually Simon Savage, billionaire CEO hiding from a corporate betrayal that nearly destroyed him. Their courthouse wedding was supposed to be temporary, a favor to help her save face.
But fake vows start feeling real. Protective touches linger too long. And Victoria's vengeful ex is digging into Simon's past, getting dangerously close to the truth.
When Simon's identity explodes at a charity gala, Victoria realizes she hasn't just married a stranger. She's married one of the most powerful men in the world.
And he might be the only man who's ever truly seen her.
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Chapter: Chapter 4: The Courthouse WeddingVictoria's Pov"We need to get married."Simon said it like he was suggesting we grab coffee.We were sitting in his borrowed truck outside the county courthouse. I'd been staring at the building for ten minutes, my brain refusing to process what we were about to do."This is insane," I said for the hundredth time."You already said that.""Because it keeps being true." I turned to look at him. "We barely know each other. This is fraud. Lying to my family. To everyone.""Is it fraud if we actually get married?""Yes! Because we're not really getting married. We're just signing papers to maintain a lie I told in a panic.""So we don't do it." Simon's voice was calm. Reasonable. "We go back to your parents' house. You tell everyone the truth. That you made up a fiancé because you were desperate and embarrassed. Face the questions. The judgment. Carl's smirk when he realizes you're still broken."My stomach twisted."That's not fair.""No. But it's reality." He looked at me directly. "Or
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Chapter: Chapter 3: The Desperate LieVictoria's PovI woke up in my childhood bedroom with sunlight stabbing through the curtains.For one blissful second, I forgot.Then it all came crashing back. Carl. Bianca. The announcement. The humiliation.My phone sat on the nightstand, screen dark. I'd turned it off after Simon dropped me back around two in the morning. Before that, forty-three missed calls. Sixty-two texts.I didn't want to know what they said.A knock at the door made me freeze."Victoria?" My mother's voice. Tight. Strained. "We need to talk. Now."Downstairs, my parents sat at the kitchen table. My father's face was carved from stone. My mother's eyes were red and puffy."Sit," Dad said.The silence stretched like a wire about to snap."What happened last night?" Mom's voice cracked. "Carl said you misunderstood the relationship. That you made up an engagement. Is that true?""No." The word came out hoarse. "He proposed. He gave me a ring. He told me he loved me.""Then why would he say those things?""Becau
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Chapter: Chapter 2: The Stranger in the DarkVictoria's Pov I couldn't make my legs move.Carl's voice echoed through the barn, smooth and practiced like he'd rehearsed this moment."I want to thank everyone for coming tonight. But I believe in honesty, and I owe you all the truth."My hands pressed against the cold concrete floor. Get up. Stand up. Stop him.But my body wouldn't obey."Victoria is a wonderful woman. Kind, hardworking, ambitious. But sometimes we confuse friendship for something deeper. Sometimes one person invests more in a relationship than the other realizes."A murmur rippled through the crowd. Confused. Uncertain."The truth is, Victoria and I were never truly engaged. We dated casually, yes. But she convinced herself we were building toward marriage. Rather than hurt her feelings, I went along with it. That was my mistake."No."But I can't let this continue. Victoria deserves someone who loves her the way she wants to be loved. And that person isn't me."The murmurs grew louder. Shocked. Pitying."Howeve
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Chapter: Chapter 1: The Perfect LieVictoria's PovThe barn looked like something out of a magazine.String lights hung from the rafters, casting a warm glow over everything. White roses covered every table. The smell of expensive perfume and barbecue mixed in the Texas heat. Everyone I'd ever known was here, dressed in their best, smiling at me like I'd finally done something right.I stood near the entrance in my perfect red dress, watching my parents greet guests. My mother kept touching my father's arm, pointing at the decorations, her face glowing with pride. This was everything she'd dreamed of for me."You look beautiful, baby," she'd whispered earlier while fixing my hair. "I knew you'd make us proud."The words had settled in my chest like stones.Make them proud. That's what tonight was about. Proving that little Victoria Hale from nowhere Texas had built a real life in New York. That she'd found a successful man who wanted her. That she wasn't just the girl who left town chasing dreams too big for her.I smoo
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Chapter: CHAPTER 22: The Almost MomentMaya's Pov The afternoon dragged. Jason and Melissa left after lunch. Sophie spent hours with Catherine, packing and talking. And Derek disappeared into his workshop, claiming he had work to finish.I sat in my room pretending to read, but really just staring at my phone, willing Derek to text me. To explain whatever had happened with Catherine. To tell me everything was okay.Nothing.By evening, I couldn't take it anymore. I threw on my coat and headed to the workshop.Derek was bent over his workbench, sanding something with intense focus. He didn't look up when I walked in."Hey," I said."Hey.""You've been hiding out here all day.""Not hiding. Working.""Derek." I walked closer. "What did Catherine say to you?"His hands stilled on the sandpaper. "Nothing important.""You're lying.""Maya, I don't want to talk about it.""Too bad. We promised honesty, remember? No more secrets."He set down the sandpaper and finally looked at me. His eyes were tired. Sad. "She wants to move ba
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Chapter: CHAPTER 21: The GiftMaya's Pov I woke up to sunlight streaming through my window and the smell of coffee. My body ached in a good way. Last night felt like a dream. The workshop. Derek's hands. His voice saying "I love you."I grabbed my phone. A text from Derek sent at six in the morning."Good morning. I love you. Come downstairs when you're ready. I have something to show you."I smiled like an idiot at my phone.Maya: "Good morning. I love you too. Give me twenty minutes."I showered quickly, threw on jeans and a sweater, and practically ran downstairs. The house was quiet. Most people still sleeping off yesterday's festivities.Derek stood in the kitchen making pancakes. He looked up when I walked in and his whole face lit up."Morning," he said."Morning."We stared at each other for a long moment. Both remembering last night. Both wanting to cross the kitchen and kiss each other. Both very aware we couldn't."Where is everyone?" I asked."Catherine went for a run. Sophie's still asleep. Jason and
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Chapter: CHAPTER 20: After MidnightMaya's Pov The workshop was warm, lit by soft lights Derek had strung up. A space heater hummed in the corner. He'd laid out blankets on the floor near his workbench, pillows stacked against the wall.He'd planned this. Prepared for it."Hey," Derek said when I walked in. He was still in his Christmas pajamas, a coat thrown over them. His hair was messy. He looked nervous."Hey."I closed the door behind me. The estate was dark through the window. Everyone asleep. Just us and the quiet night."This is nice," I said, gesturing to the blankets."I wanted somewhere comfortable to sit. To talk." He rubbed the back of his neck. "That sounds like a line. I don't mean it like a line.""I know what you mean."We stood there awkwardly for a moment. This was different than all our other moments. No one was about to interrupt. No one could walk in. We actually had time."Come sit," Derek said finally.I sat on the blankets, back against the wall. Derek sat next to me, close but not touching. Bo
Last Updated: 2025-12-19
Chapter: CHAPTER 19: Christmas MorningMaya's Pov I woke up to someone jumping on my bed. Again."Merry Christmas! Get up, get up, get up!"Sophie was worse than a five-year-old on Christmas morning. She wore pajamas with reindeer on them and a Santa hat that kept sliding off her head."What time is it?" I groaned."Seven. Come on, we open presents at seven thirty. Family tradition. No exceptions."She bounced out of my room, leaving me alone with my messy hair and complete lack of holiday cheer at this ungodly hour.I dragged myself out of bed and threw on the matching pajamas Sophie had given everyone last night. Red and green plaid. Ridiculous but comfortable.Downstairs, chaos. Sophie was organizing presents into piles. Catherine made coffee in the kitchen, looking far too put together for seven in the morning. Jason sat on the couch already on his phone. Melissa complained about the early hour.And Derek stood by the Christmas tree, his hair sticking up in the back, wearing his matching pajamas. He looked tired. Ador
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Chapter: CHAPTER 18: Christmas Eve TensionMaya's Pov Christmas Eve approached way too fast. The house buzzed with activity. Sophie and Catherine baked in the kitchen. Jason and Melissa argued about something stupid in the living room. And I sat on my bed staring at my closet, trying to figure out what to wear to dinner.Derek and I had barely seen each other since he came back two days ago. Sophie's rules were strict. No being alone together. No obvious couple stuff. Act normal.Except nothing felt normal.My phone buzzed. Derek."You look beautiful in anything. Stop overthinking it."I looked out my window. Across the yard, Derek stood at his window, phone in hand, watching me. Even from this distance, I could see him smiling.I typed back: "How do you know I'm overthinking?"Derek: "Because I know you. And because you've been standing in front of your closet for twenty minutes."Maya: "Stalker."Derek: "Guilty. Now pick the blue dress. It's my favorite."I pulled out the blue dress I'd brought. Simple, fitted, appropriate
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Chapter: CHAPTER 17: The ReturnDerek PovI sat in my truck outside the estate for twenty minutes before I found the courage to go inside. The driveway was full. Catherine's rental car. Jason's BMW. Melissa's SUV. Everyone was here.Everyone except me, for the past three days.Three days of hiding in a hotel. Three days of Sophie not answering my calls. Three days of Maya's silence cutting deeper than any words could.Catherine's last text had finally made me come back: "Sophie needs you. Stop being a child and come home."My ex-wife was right. Which was humiliating.I grabbed my bag and walked to the front door. Took a deep breath. Went inside.The house was warm, decorated, full of Christmas music. It looked perfect. Like a holiday card.Catherine sat on the couch with Sophie, both of them laughing at something on Sophie's phone. My daughter looked happy. Relaxed. Nothing like the crying, devastated girl I'd left three days ago.Maybe she didn't need me after all."Derek." Catherine stood up, walking over. She loo
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