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The day after the market, I found myself restless. My mind kept drifting back to Nolan—his intense gaze, the flicker of gold in his eyes, the quiet way he listened when I spoke. I needed a distraction, so I decided to explore the trails behind my cabin.

The forest was peaceful, the soft crunch of leaves beneath my boots and the occasional chirp of birds the only sounds. Sunlight filtered through the canopy, casting patterns on the forest floor. I was lost in thought when a voice startled me.

“Didn’t expect to see you out here.”

I turned quickly to find Nolan leaning against a tree, arms crossed, that familiar smirk tugging at his lips.

“Do you always sneak up on people in the woods?” I teased, trying to steady my racing heart.

“Only when they look like they’re lost in their own world,” he replied, pushing off the tree and walking toward me. “Mind if I join you?”

“Not at all,” I said, surprising myself with how much I meant it.

We walked in silence for a while, the woods wrapping aroun
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    My heart hammered against my ribs as I stared at the gate. This was it. The point of no return. Once I crossed that threshold, everything would change.Nolan reached back, his hand finding mine and squeezing gently. The warmth of his touch grounded me, pulling me back from the edge of panic."You're not alone in this," he reminded me. "Whatever happens in there, we're with you."I nodded, not trusting my voice. My fingers tightened around his for just a moment before I forced myself to let go.Jace rolled down his window as a figure emerged from a small guard station I hadn't noticed beside the gate. The man was tall and broad, with sharp features and watchful eyes that immediately locked onto me in the back seat."Jace. Nolan." The guard nodded to each of them before his gaze returned to me. "This her?""This is Anna," Jace confirmed. "We're expected."The guard studied me for a long moment, something unreadable flickering in his expression. Then he stepped back and pressed a button

  • OMEGA   Chapter Thirty-One

    The truck rumbled beneath me as we drove deeper into the forest, the familiar streets of Willowridge fading in the rearview mirror. I sat in the back seat, my fingers twisted together in my lap, watching the trees blur past the window. Each mile we traveled felt like another step away from everything I thought I knew about myself.Jace was driving, his hands relaxed on the steering wheel despite the tension that hung in the air. Nolan sat in the passenger seat, his body angled slightly toward me, as if he was ready to react to any sign of distress. Neither of them had spoken much since we left the diner, and the silence was starting to feel suffocating."How far is it?" I finally asked, my voice sounding strange in the quiet of the truck.Jace glanced at me in the rearview mirror. "About thirty minutes from town. Pack territory is pretty secluded."Secluded. The word sent a fresh wave of anxiety through me. I was willingly driving into the middle of nowhere to meet an Alpha who would

  • OMEGA   Chapter Thirty

    Nolan was the first to break the silence, his eyes softening as they met mine. "If she convinces our Alpha that you're a threat to pack stability... we'd be ordered to stay away from you."The thought sent an unexpected pang through my chest. As complicated as my relationship with these two was, the idea of facing this new reality alone made my stomach twist."And what would happen to me?" I asked, my voice steadier than I felt.Jace leaned forward, his expression grave. "Best case scenario? You'd be given a choice—leave Willowridge or formally petition for pack membership through proper channels.""And worst case?" I pressed, needing to understand the full scope of what I was facing."You'd be considered fair game," No

  • OMEGA   Chapter Twenty-Nine

    The tension in the diner wrapped around us like a physical force, making my skin prickle with unease. I glanced between them, catching the subtle shifts in their postures, the way they seemed to communicate without words. It was like watching predators circle each other, each waiting for the other to make the first move.Nolan's gaze shifted to me, something protective and fierce flashing in his eyes. "You okay?"Before I could answer, Lena let out a soft laugh. "She's fine, Nolan. We were just getting acquainted." She ran a finger along the rim of my abandoned coffee cup. "Weren't we, Anna?"I shifted uncomfortably, fighting the urge to move away from her. "Actually, I was just leaving."Lena's smile widened. "So soon? But we've barely scratched the surface." She leaned

  • OMEGA   Chapter Twenty-Eight

    The woman moved with liquid grace, her posture radiating confidence with each step. Even from across the room, I could feel something different about her—a presence that made the air around us seem thicker, charged with invisible energy. She wore simple dark jeans and a fitted black top, but somehow managed to look like she owned the entire diner.Jace straightened almost imperceptibly, his jaw tightening as he tracked her approach. "Lena," he greeted, his voice neutral but with an undercurrent of tension I hadn't heard before.The woman—Lena—stopped at our table, her lips curving into a smile that didn't quite reach her eyes. "Jace," she replied, before her gaze shifted to me. Her eyes narrowed slightly, assessing, calculating. "And you must be Anna."My stomach dropped. She knew my name.

  • OMEGA   Chapter Twenty-Seven

    The afternoon sun cast long shadows across the diner as I sat with Jace again at the same spot as yesterday, but the atmosphere was much calmer and this time he had answered more of my questions—about what it meant to be an omega, about the instincts I might start noticing, about the way others might react to me. Each answer was direct, honest, without the cryptic hesitation Nolan often showed. It was refreshing, even if the information itself was overwhelming."So these rogues," I said, keeping my voice low, "they're alphas who don't follow any rules?"Jace nodded, his expression darkening. "They reject pack structure, reject the responsibility that comes with power. All they want is to build their own strength, their own influence. And they see unclaimed omegas as a way to do that."I swallowed hard, staring into my now-cold coffee. "And that's why the man in the diner looked at me like that.""Yeah," Jace confirmed, his jaw tightening. "He recognized what you are before you did."I

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