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All Eyes On Me

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They were looking at me with uncertainty.

And maybe…

Fear.

Inside me, my wolf lifted her head.

Not weak.

Not broken.

But awakening.

A crack split across the stone floor beneath my feet.

Gasps erupted.

My eyes widened.

I hadn’t moved.

But the ground had.

Fear flashed across the elder’s face.

“That’s impossible…”

My heart pounded violently.

Omega wolves do not radiate power.

Omega wolves do not crack stone.

And omega wolves certainly do not make an Alpha step back.

But Ryan did.

Just one step.

Small.

Almost unnoticeable.

But I saw it.

And so did everyone else.

The silence in the pack hall turned heavy.

Too heavy.

Like the air itself was holding its breath.

I didn’t move.

I didn’t dare.

Because whatever had just happened… wasn’t normal.

Not for an omega.

Whispers started low, then spread like wildfire.

“Did you see that?”

“The floor cracked…”

“That wasn’t possible…”

My heart pounded harder with every word.

Panic clawed up my throat.

What if they found out?

I forced my hands to stop trembling, but my wolf was still alert inside me

What if I didn’t even understand what they were finding?

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I force my hands to stop trembling but my wolf was still alert inside me awake in a way she had never been before

Watching ..

Waiting ..

Dangerously aware.

“Aria.”

The deep voice cut through the noise.

My stomach dropped.

Alpha Ryan.

Slowly, I lifted my head.

His eyes were locked on me now — sharp, calculating, nothing like the cold dismissal from earlier.

This was worse.

This was interest.

“What did you do?” he asked quietly.

I swallowed.

“I… I didn’t do anything.”

But even to my own ears, it sounded weak.

Unconvincing.

Ryan took one slow step toward me.

Then another.

The crowd shifted back instinctively, giving him space — giving us space.

My pulse spiked.

Why was he coming closer now?

You already rejected me.

Leave me alone.

But my wolf…

My traitorous, restless wolf…

She didn’t shrink back.

She rose.

A low warning rumble built in my chest before I could stop it.

Ryan froze.

Just for a second.

The flicker of surprise in the Alpha’s eyes.

The whispers around us grew louder.

“Since when does an omega challenge an Alpha?”

My breathing turned uneven.

This wasn’t good.

Because the way Ryan was looking at me

It wasn’t with rejection.

It was with something far more dangerous.

Suspicion.

And interest.

And if I wasn’t careful

He was going to start digging.

Inside me, my wolf lifted her head higher.

Almost…

Ready.

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Ryan didn’t stop until my back hit the wall.

The impact knocked the breath from my lungs.

My heart was already racing but now it slammed wildly against my ribs as he stepped closer… and closer… until there was nowhere left for me to go.

Too close.

Way too close.

“Something’s different about you,” Ryan said quietly.

His voice was lower now.

Rougher.

The cold dismissal from earlier was gone.

In its place was something far more dangerous.

Focus.

My pulse stumbled.

“I don’t know what you mean,” I whispered.

But my wolf stirred restlessly, pressing forward beneath my skin like she wanted to meet him head-on.

Ryan’s eyes darkened.

“You expect me to believe that?” he murmured.

Before I could react, his hand shot out and wrapped around my wrist.

The moment his skin touched mine

The bond snapped.

Hard.

A sharp gasp tore from my throat.

Heat flooded my body so fast it made my knees weak.

Ryan froze.

His grip tightened instinctively.

“What… was that?” he breathed.

I couldn’t answer.

Because my wolf was no longer just awake.

She was reaching.

Straining toward him in a way that made my entire body tremble.

Ryan’s jaw flexed, his eyes locked onto mine like he was seeing me for the first time.

And the way he was looking at me now…

It wasn’t rejection.

It wasn’t indifference.

It was hunger.

Raw.

Confused.

Dangerous.

My breath hitched.

This wasn’t supposed to happen.

He rejected me.

So why did the bond still feel like it was burning between us?

Ryan leaned in slightly, his voice dropping to a rough whisper.

“Aria…”

My name on his lips sent a shiver down my spine.

And for the first time since the rejection

I wasn’t the only one struggling to breathe.

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