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Strange Alliances and Lingering Regrets
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The Alpha's Rejected Omega No Room for Excuses
LorienThe words hung heavy in the air."Is that all you’ve got?"I stared up at Alpha Matthias, my chest heaving, ribs throbbing beneath the bruises. His towering figure blocked out the sun behind him, casting me in shadow. Everything about him was calm, collected, but there was something piercing in the way his eyes bore into mine. Not cruel, just… unrelenting. Like he saw straight through every crack in me.I remembered Cassius’s words from days ago. "An omega like him is beneath me."I clenched my fists against the cold, damp ground.No. I wasn’t beneath anyone. I wouldn’t be.With effort, I pushed myself up, biting back a whimper as pain lanced through my side. “I… I wasn’t at my best today,” I said quietly. “I’ve been sick. I didn’t want to miss training, so I—”“Enough.”His voice wasn’t loud. It didn’t need to be. It shut me up faster than a slap to the face.“There is no room for excuses in my pack, Lorien,” he said, stepping down from the platform. “You want to be strong?
Last Updated : 2025-04-12The Alpha's Rejected Omega The Weight of Secrets
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Last Updated : 2025-04-16The Alpha's Rejected Omega Secrets in the Smoke
LorienMy chest tightened, the sound of my own heartbeat thundering in my ears. Kieran’s grip still lingered like phantom heat on my wrist, but the moment had twisted too fast, too unexpectedly. I couldn't breathe. I couldn’t think. I stumbled back, nearly tripping over myself.“Lorien—wait—”But I was already bolting.The night air hit my face like a slap. Cold, sharp, and cruel. My legs moved on instinct, pushing me through the thinning woods just beyond the bonfire clearing. It wasn’t far—I couldn’t go far—but I needed space. I needed silence. I needed anything other than Kieran’s voice echoing in my head.Why did he grab me like that? Why did I let him? Why did it feel… safe?I reached a grove, my lungs heaving, and collapsed against a tree. My fingers shook. My throat closed in on itself. Everything was crashing in again. My heart ached with a pressure I couldn’t contain. My eyes burned.Stop it. You’re fine. You’re okay. No one knows.But then I heard footsteps behind me.I did
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CassiusI was on my throne and he was on his knees.Lorien—gods, it was him. His mouth was stretched around my cock, eyes glassy, cheeks flushed, his hands digging into my thighs like he was starving and I was the only thing he’d ever craved. My hand tangled in his hair, yanking his head back just to see that look of devotion—of complete surrender.But then—Click.A gun was pressed to his temple.His eyes widened. He whispered my name, mouth trembling.And I—I froze.******I woke up with a ragged gasp, bolting upright in bed, drenched in sweat and breathing like I’d run a damn marathon.“What the f—”I rubbed a hand down my face, clenching my jaw so tightly I thought it might crack.“Ridiculous,” I growled to myself, throwing the covers off.What kind of fucked up dream was that? And why the hell was it him?Lorien Vale.The one I rejected. The one I crushed.The one I—No.I wasn’t going there. Not again.But still… my heart wouldn’t slow. That dream—it had felt real. Too real. The
Last Updated : 2025-04-16The Alpha's Rejected Omega The Hand that Fell
CassiusI stayed by his side, clutching my father’s hand like I could will strength back into his body. His skin felt papery, cool. Nothing like the man I’d grown up fearing—and respecting.Alpha Corbin Blackwood was no ordinary wolf. He was a legend. My benchmark. The reason I trained until I bled and clawed for every ounce of dominance I had.And now he looked… breakable.“I’m not ready to let you go,” I whispered under my breath.Before I could say more, Julian’s voice cut in from the doorway.“You should let him rest, Cassius. His vitals are unstable. Every second counts.”I didn’t even look back. “And if he dies while resting? Will that make you feel better?”Julian’s jaw ticked. “That’s not what I meant.”My father’s voice, gravelly and low, beat both of ours.“No.” He coughed harshly, crimson streaking the corner of his mouth. “I need to speak with my son. Now.”Julian opened his mouth again, likely to insist otherwise, but I beat him to it.“He said he wants to speak to me. Al
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I regretted snapping at Alpha Matthias the moment the words left my mouth.“You could have told me from the beginning,” I had said, sharper than I meant to. “Instead, you let me stay here not knowing—what you really are.”Now I stood there, stiff, arms crossed in front of me like a barrier, as if I could protect myself with posture alone.Matthias didn’t react like I expected. No growl. No barked command to bow my head. He just studied me, head tilted slightly, like I was some kind of puzzle he hadn’t quite figured out yet.“I didn’t lie to you,” he said at last. His voice was calm. Measured. But there was a tension there. A warning hidden between syllables. “I told you this was a place for wolves who wanted a new chance. I never said it would be easy.”I swallowed hard. “A mafia?”“We protect our own. We don’t follow weak laws made by alphas who’ve forgotten what it means to have teeth.” His gaze darkened. “But we’re not monsters, Lorien. You haven’t been dragged into some nightmare.
Last Updated : 2025-04-19The Alpha's Rejected Omega Misunderstood Intentions
LorienI froze. My breath caught in my throat as the guard stepped into my path.Had he heard? The conversation I’d just had with the doctor… the words we’d exchanged, the secret that had clung to the air like smoke—had he been listening?My heart began to pound wildly. The overwhelming rush of panic took hold, and I felt the sudden chill of dread seeping into my bones. My mind spiraled through every sentence I’d spoken inside that room. The plans. The vulnerability. The weight of the information that only a few, like the doctor, knew. And now, this guard. My pulse quickened as he tilted his head, his sneer cutting through the air like a blade. "I’m talking to you, idiot!"I flinched. His voice cracked through me like a whip, shattering the fragile stillness around us.My chest tightened, an unbearable pressure building in my throat. For a split second, I wasn’t standing here, outside the hospital, facing this guard. No, I was somewhere else. Somewhere much darker. Blood Fang Pack.
Last Updated : 2025-04-19The Alpha's Rejected Omega What Haunts Me
Cassius’s POVThe scent of stone, incense, and soil clung to my skin long after I’d left the tomb.I stumbled out of the dark crypt like a man drunk, barely hearing the elders behind me as they whispered their condolences. I didn’t want their words. I didn’t want their hands on my shoulder. I didn’t want anything except to be left alone.The walk back to the packhouse was a blur. Every breath of cold morning air stung like ice on my lungs, but it didn’t chase the heat building under my skin. My fingers trembled. My teeth clenched. I felt unsteady—as if my body was no longer my own.Because the dream hadn’t left me.Because his voice still echoed in my head.I slammed the door of my bedroom behind me and headed straight for the shower. Steam filled the space quickly, fogging up the mirrors and wrapping around me like a ghost I couldn’t escape.The water was scalding, but it didn’t burn enough.Lorien. Again. In my damn dreams.I had woken up hard—so hard it made me sick. My fists clenc
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The Alpha's Rejected Omega Blood in the Snow
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The Alpha's Rejected Omega The Fire Beneath the Throne
CassiusThe glass in my hand trembled, amber liquid sloshing dangerously near the rim.I paced.The room was dim, save for the firelight flickering along the stone walls. My shadows stretched tall and twitchy, like they couldn’t decide if they wanted to follow or flee from me. I took another sip—sharp, burning. It didn’t help.Nothing ever did.“I told her we’d do it tonight,” I muttered under my breath. “That I’d finally take her to bed.”I could still see Isabella’s expectant smile from earlier, her painted lips, her perfectly arranged hair. She was beautiful, but cold in a way that made my skin crawl sometimes.I had smiled at her. Lied.A promise made in desperation.A memory returned like bile—red, hot, and impossible to hold back.The night I got the news that Lorien was dead.I hadn’t even changed out of my bloodied clothes. I’d walked right into her room, still reeking of violence and grief, and kissed her like I could bleed the pain out of my mouth.She let me. She wanted it.
The Alpha's Rejected Omega Shadows and Smoke
LorienThe air reeked of damp pine and bitter moss by the time I returned to the shack, the scent clinging to my skin like a second layer of guilt. The trees loomed like silent sentinels around us, and the moon hung low, barely cutting through the dense clouds. The forest felt different now—sharper, colder—as if it knew what we were about to do.I pushed through the shack’s crooked door and stepped inside. The lanterns were already lit, casting long, distorted shadows across the walls. My team was busy—maps unfolded, equipment sprawled across the dusty floor, radio frequencies crackling faintly. They were setting up. Getting ready.No one looked at me.Not at first.Then Kieran turned.“Out. Now,” he snapped, grabbing my arm and pulling me outside before I could blink.His grip was firm, fingers digging into my jacket like claws. We stood just outside the cabin where the dark wrapped around us like a noose. His voice dropped into a low snarl. “What the hell was that, Lorien?”I yanked
The Alpha's Rejected Omega A Heartbeat in the Silence
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The Alpha's Rejected Omega Lines We Cross
LorienThe air was thick with tension, the scent of metal, dust, and forest clinging to everything like a second skin. Seven men stood silently behind me, their boots crunching against the gravel in almost perfect unison as they adjusted their weapons. The weight of my own gun pressed against the small of my back beneath my coat, cold and familiar. My fingers twitched toward it instinctively, though I made no move to draw it. Not yet.I shifted slightly, wincing when a sharp ache spread through my lower back. I rubbed at it absentmindedly, then glanced down—my coat hung a little awkwardly over the slight but unmistakable curve of my stomach. Six months. I hadn’t been able to hide it for weeks now, no matter how hard I tried. Not that I owed anyone an explanation. Not anymore.A shadow flickered in the doorway ahead. My breath hitched. Then, he stepped out.Alpha Mathias.Even now, after everything, my body reacted to the sight of him with a frustrating kind of treachery. My muscles te
The Alpha's Rejected Omega Someone Else's Hand
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The Alpha's Rejected Omega Reborn to Kill for Sport
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The Alpha's Rejected Omega Dangerous Kindness
LorienThree days had passed since Damon’s death, but the ache inside me felt older, like something worn smooth by time. The healers said my wounds should have closed within a day, but I wasn’t surprised that they hadn’t. Omegas always took longer to heal—weaker, they said, as if it was a curse stitched into our skin. At least now the pain had dulled into something bearable. I could breathe without wincing. I could move without feeling like my body was betraying me. But there was something else gnawing at me now, something more confusing than broken ribs or bruised pride. It was Alpha Matthias. The way he hovered, the way he smiled like he was proud just to see me awake—it was overwhelming. And it made my heart flutter strangely, in a way I didn’t know how to handle. Because Matthias was kind. He was patient, gentle in a way I had never experienced. Not even Cassius, for all the times he had kissed me soft and slow when no one was looking, had ever treated me the way Matthia
The Alpha's Rejected Omega Shadows Beneath the Throne
CassiusShe was bouncing on my cock like a woman possessed.Her nails dragged down my chest. Her moans echoed in the room, practiced and calculated. And yet—Nothing.Not a twitch. Not a spark. My body was still as stone beneath her, utterly unbothered by the performance happening on top of me.She leaned down and pressed kisses all over my chest and neck.I clenched my jaw, my hands gripping the sheets instead of her waist. This wasn’t working. Again.“Cassius,” Isabella growled, her hips grinding with more urgency, “what the actual hell?”I grabbed her by the waist and flipped her off me with a sharp motion. She landed on the bed with a thud, hair splaying across the pillows. Her eyes flared in fury.“You’re kidding me,” she snapped. “This is the third time this week. Are you even trying?”“I said I’m not in the mood.”She sat up, pulling the covers around herself with dramatic flair. “Not in the mood? You’re never in the mood anymore, Cassius! How do you expect me to get pregnant w
