LOGIN“He fucks me Killian! And he fucks me better!” All I ever wanted was to be seen, I only wanted a partner and when I found one, they say it's forbidden. I am Jordan, an Omega and somehow, I'm fated to Killian, the Alpha's son. After my parents died, I had no other choice but to move in with them. But shortly after that, Killian stopped giving me any attention, he started flirting openly and stopped loving me. But fate had other plans for me. One night, just one night would change the game for me. And when I finally find a real man to fuck me good, it's a taboo, another taboo. But I'm used to such and I'll fight for what's mine as far as he continues to fuck me well. “I love you Alpha Lorenzo, fuck me harder…”
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“We did it!” Joanna’s voice was still audible despite the loud thumping of the bass speakers that shook the window frames. Her hands moved slowly over Killian's chest and I just watched in shame and completely speechless. I didn't dare say a word of course, not today. After winning the hockey tournament and remaining the ruling pack, I couldn't afford to destroy that moment for him, but I would really appreciate a little bit of attention too. My heart fluttered as I watched him bask in the joy of the victory, holding firmly the large bottle of booze and gulping it in carelessly while the rest spilled off his lips. The beauty of seeing him free and this happy was something I had been waiting for all along. All through the tournament, he had been busy and not giving me attention and not just happy, but at least, today, he was cool. Emily, the leader of the dance group girls in his team, a tough beta was just all around him, touching and caressing his chest and long hair,. alongside Joanna, her elder sister. I clenched my fist hard until my fingers turned white. He was enjoying it, knowing fully well I was watching and he didn't stop her, he didn't stop them. As the star of the hockey team and the son of the Alpha, this was quite normal for girls, especially powerful ones to flirt with him, not the likes of me—an ordinary omega. My heart was heavy with pain as I watched and I couldn't take it anymore. Even though I was enjoying the way the other team mates of the same alpha breed were shifting and playing together around the fire circle and mud, alongside him, the flirting was too much. With a soft sigh, I grabbed a small glass of water and gulped it down and turned away, headed straight to the pack house. I had just gone only a few meters away when a voice cut through the air, a familiar voice. “Jordan? What's the matter? Leaving already?” Killian asked and I could see the persuasion in his eyes, but by his side, Emily hung and was dancing all over him. “Uhm, nah, I just need some fresh air.” I smiled. “Come on,” he pressed. I knew he clearly didn't want me to leave. I knew he enjoyed staring at me all day, even though he couldn't tell his teammates and comrades that I was his mate. “I'll be back, I promise,” I said, trying to escape when Silver in his alpha wolf form brushed over me. “Come on, aha, Jordan, it's been a while since I saw your wolf. Come on, let's go play…” he urged and immediately dragged me closer to the fireplace and my heart stiffened. God no! Killian knows why I can't join them…but his expression was rather confusing. He knew how my parents were killed and he knew I couldn't shift because of the trauma I expected him to stand up for me, but he didn't say a word. The other boys kept on pressuring and pushing me, and he didn't say a word. “Uhm, I…I just need a little break.” I begged and wanted to run off. Immediately, he swung into the air and pulled me back. His tough and strong fingers dug into my shoulder and his gaze was locked. “What's your problem? Do you want to disgrace me?” He scolded with a whispering voice. “You know…” “Yeah, I know, but we have to work, some day, and I can't afford to tell my boys that I'm mated to a soft omega who can't handle his trauma,” he warned. With that, he shoved me closer to them and back to the fire circle, my body trembling. Their golden eyes locked on me, just the same way those perverts did to my parents. I was supposed to shift, I was supposed to run after doing that and they'll chase me round the fireplace, but I couldn't. The heat seeped into my soul. I could hear the sound of everything around me, even the sound of the sweat drops from my head, I heard it all. My soul shook hard as I shivered with their eyes locked on to me. “I can't believe he's shaking?” Emily mocked with the girls. But that didn't even bother me. They were closing in on me while the on lookers were hailing and begging me to shift. I froze, couldn't take a step and was hyperventilating. “Come on boy!” Joanna's voice echoed in my ears as she screamed from the stands. My eyes scanned all around the place, searching their faces, hoping any of them would know that I meant it when I said I couldn't play with them. But no, they were too engrossed and warming up to chase me around the fire circle. “Killian!” I called, but he just looked me in the face and spat the cold words. “Come on boy, go on! Shift! Run!” “Let's cheer him up!” He urged the others now and they started cheering. “Jordan! Jordan! Jordan!” Their voices slowly became inaudible to me as the loud growl of Silver’s wolf shook me. I saw it right there, that very wolf with golden eyes, staring right at me. And in that brief moment, I just remembered that night, just as if it was happening right now. I watched it now, as if it was happening before me, as it lunged into the air, and pounced on my dad, its paws stuck into his chest and tore him to pieces, cutting each muscle piece by piece without mercy and my heart raced even harder. But I shrieked now and snapped out of my hallucinations by the loud order from Silver. Once again, the boys growled louder as the order from Silver was given and they clearly thought that could force me to wolf out. Bloody hell! I watched them lunge into the air and my breath caught beneath my throat. At that moment, my lungs locked and I finally stopped breathing. I stared at Killian with my heavy eyes, fighting for survival and the pang of the realization hit me stronger. He wasn't going to help me here and there were only two ways out of this. It's either I find a way to breathe and maybe escape and face my fear, or I die like an ordinary omega after my heart stops and join my parents.“You feel that?” Jordan’s voice sliced through the thick tension in the war room, raw and edged with something far older than the walls surrounding them.Eli’s head jerked up instantly, his eyes locking with Jordan’s in perfect, unspoken understanding. The others froze mid-motion—Lorenzo’s scarred hand still gripping the edge of the massive oak table, Killian’s glass halfway to his lips, Ren leaning forward with that calculating glint in his gaze. The air itself seemed to thicken, charged with an ancient pulse that rolled through the territorial force like the slow, inevitable heartbeat of the earth waking from a thousand-year slumber.It wasn’t a voice. It wasn’t words or even a clear presence. It was resonance—pure, fundamental energy delivered straight from the oldest Anchor, bypassing flesh and bone to speak in the only language that truly mattered. The language that predated packs, Alphas, bloodlines, and every fragile structure wolves had built to survive. Jordan felt it coil ar
Killian’s POV“You two good out there?” I called from the edge of the courtyard as Jordan and Eli headed back toward the trees for another round. The resonance from earlier still hummed faint in my chest, like the whole packhouse had taken a collective breath and hadn’t fully let it out yet.Jordan glanced back, that steady look on his face. “We’re good. Might be a while. You got the house?”“Yeah,” I said, waving them off. “Go do your Anchor thing. I’ll keep everything from falling apart.”Lorenzo was already inside helping with supplies, so I turned back to the courtyard where a handful of the older wolves had gathered near the big oak. Their faces were tight, shoulders stiff. The resonance had rattled them more than I expected. Not fear exactly, but that unsettled shift you get when the ground moves under your feet and nobody explains why.Marcus was already talking to a couple of them, voice low and calm, but I could tell it wasn’t landing all the way. These were wolves who’d foll
Eli’s POV“You ready to try something that’s never been done before?” Jordan asked, standing across from me in the clearing behind the packhouse where the trees gave us enough space and the territory’s energy felt steady under our feet.I rolled my shoulders, feeling the old threads already humming in response to his presence. “Never been two trained Anchors in the same place at the same time. Figured we’d get here eventually. What are we attempting?”Jordan’s eyes met mine, that calm certainty in them that always grounded the wilder parts of this gift. “Same frequency. At the same time. Not leading or following. Matching exactly. I think that’s what my grandmother was pushing us toward all along.”We started simple. Standing ten feet apart under the late afternoon light, eyes closed, reaching for the Anchor threads that connected us to the land and the pack. I sent out a low, steady pulse—the kind I used to calm territorial static. Jordan matched it almost instantly, our frequencies
Lorenzo’s POV“You’re sure you’re ready to talk about this?” I asked, spreading the maps and notes across the table in the smaller study. The third Anchor sat across from me, looking more settled than yesterday but still carrying that deep exhaustion in their shoulders.They nodded once, fingers tracing a faded line on one of the old territory charts. “Ready as I’ll ever be. You need to understand what we’re actually facing. Thirty years of suppressed ability suddenly released… it’s not just power. It’s precision built on decades of watching and waiting.”I leaned forward, pen in hand, processing every word carefully. “Walk me through it. What does that look like in practice? Not the theory. The reality.”The third Anchor exhaled slow, eyes distant like they were seeing old ghosts. “When an Anchor suppresses their gift for that long, it doesn’t just sit quiet. It builds. Layers on itself. When they finally let it out… it’s like a river that’s been dammed for generations finally breaki
Killian's POVShe climbed onto my lap slowly like she'd done it a hundred times before.Put her hands on my shoulders while spreading her thighs and settling her weight down slowly and deliberately…She kept looking at me the whole time like she was daring me to look away first.I didn't look away.
Killian's POV"I don't care what time it is. Handle it."I dropped the phone and rubbed my face.I'd been Alpha for only two days and I was already having a headache..Border dispute with the eastern wolves. Two of my own pack members were caught throwing hands in the training yard before breakfast
Jordan's POV"Fuck.."That was all I managed to say.One thrust and every word I had just left my body completely. My back arched off the mattress and my hands grabbed his arms and my mouth fell open and nothing came out except this broken sound that didn't even sound like me.He moved deep inside
Jordan's POVI didn't even remember falling asleep but the clock said 3:14am and I was already reaching for my shorts on the floor.I had to go."Where are you going?"Lorenzo was propped on one elbow watching me in the dark like sleep was something that happened to other people."It's 3am," I said






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