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The Omega Princess

Werewolf
last updateLast Updated : 2026-02-22
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Dark Romance

Girl Power

Werewolf

Alpha

Omega

Heir/Heirness

Alternate Universe

Blind Date

Love after Marriage

An omega cannot be alone they said. Thats the reason they gave me to push me into a blind date one month after my divorce. I went in fully equipped to reject him. I cant believe we are marrying now. how did that idiot convince me so easily...or did I just fall in love stupidly one more time?

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Chapter 1

Introduction

hi,this is my first novel. Hope you enjoy!

CHARACTER LIST

Liniluna Vale | Female Omega | Age 29 | Status: Divorced

Scent: Rare earthy scent of wet soil and crushed leaves 

Profession: Healer’s Hut Assistant (unofficial, outlaw role) 

Personality: Quietly defiant, observant, emotionally guarded

Background: In a pack where omegas are not allowed to work, Liniluna secretly assists at the healer’s hut with her beta friend. Her independence makes her an outlier and a subject of gossip.

Mivirick Thorne | Male Alpha | Age 32 | Status: Unbonded

Scent: Rain, clean air before a storm 

Profession: Herb Collector and Botanical Researcher

Personality: Gentle, disciplined, deeply respectful 

Background: Collects rare herbs along pack borders and researches their uses for healers and elders. Believes bonds should be chosen, not imposed.

Huda Rael | Male Alpha | Status: Divorced 

Scent: Dry cedar and iron 

Profession: Head Guard of the Pack 

Personality: Traditional, disciplined, emotionally reserved

Background: A capable alpha who follows pack law and order. Nothing is outwardly wrong with him, but his rigid belief in tradition caused the fracture with Liniluna.

Clara Elwin | Female Beta | Liniluna's Best friend

Scent: Warm herbs and smoke

Profession: Healer’s Hut Worker 

Personality: Blunt, loyal, protective

Background: Liniluna’s closest friend and shield against pack judgment. Arranged the blind date believing Liniluna deserves choice.

Selvara Vale | Female Omega | Liniluna's Mother

Scent: Soft milk and dried flowers 

Personality: Gentle, peace-seeking 

Background: Liniluna’s mother, constantly mediating between husband and daughter.

Rethan Vale | Male Alpha | Liniluna's Father

Scent: Sharp leather and heat 

Profession: Training Overseer

Personality: Rigid, authoritative 

Background: Liniluna’s father. A typical alpha who believes obedience ensures safety, often clashing with Liniluna.

Kael Thorne | Male Alpha | Mivirick's Father

Scent: Cold stone and metal 

Profession: Pack Elder and Strategic Defense Expert 

Personality: Calculated, observant

Background: Oversees pack security and law interpretation, seeing value where others see disruption.

Aelira Thorne | Female Omega | Mivirick's Mother

Scent: Honey and clean linen 

Profession: Pack Daycare Caregiver (unofficial helper) 

Personality: Warm, perceptive 

Background: From a generation where omegas could not work, she quietly contributes by caring for pups and young omegas.

PACK LAWS

Law One: Hierarchy Above All. Alphas lead, betas maintain, omegas nurture. Disrupting assigned roles is considered a threat to pack stability.

Law Two: Omega Conduct. Omegas are not permitted to hold official occupations outside the household. Duties are limited to home management, child-rearing, and bond maintenance.

Law Three: Unofficial Labor. Any work performed without alpha sanction holds no legal protection. Omegas engaged in such labor are deemed noncompliant.

Law Four: Bond Authority. Once bonded, an omega is expected to align with the alpha’s decisions regarding residence, profession, scent regulation, and social conduct.

Law Five: Divorce Consequence. Bond dissolution is legal but socially condemned. Alphas may remarry freely, while omegas face scrutiny and reduced prospects.

Law Six: Scent Regulation. Omegas must suppress their scent in public unless bonded or in heat. Rare or atypical scents may be monitored.

Law Seven: Alpha Guard Code. Head Guards must enforce pack law without personal bias. Past bonds do not exempt enforcement.

Law Eight: Elder Authority. Pack Elders hold final authority in law interpretation, border security, and discipline.

Law Nine: Knowledge Control. Research, herb collection, and healing practices require elder approval. Independent study is restricted.

Law Ten: Tradition Prevails. Unwritten tradition outweighs written law.

Common Belief: Peace is obedience. Order is survival.

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21 Chapters
Introduction
hi,this is my first novel. Hope you enjoy!CHARACTER LISTLiniluna Vale | Female Omega | Age 29 | Status: DivorcedScent: Rare earthy scent of wet soil and crushed leaves Profession: Healer’s Hut Assistant (unofficial, outlaw role) Personality: Quietly defiant, observant, emotionally guardedBackground: In a pack where omegas are not allowed to work, Liniluna secretly assists at the healer’s hut with her beta friend. Her independence makes her an outlier and a subject of gossip.Mivirick Thorne | Male Alpha | Age 32 | Status: UnbondedScent: Rain, clean air before a storm Profession: Herb Collector and Botanical ResearcherPersonality: Gentle, disciplined, deeply respectful Background: Collects rare herbs along pack borders and researches their uses for healers and elders. Believes bonds should be chosen, not imposed.Huda Rael | Male Alpha | Status: Divorced Scent: Dry cedar and iron Profession: Head Guard of the Pack Personality: Traditional, disciplined, emotionally reserved
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Chapter 1
Liniluna stepped out of confinement at dawn.The door behind her closed with a soft click, sealing away seven days of heat, silence, and solitude. Her body still felt tender, worn thin in places that had learned to expect another presence—and then learned to survive without it.The corridor smelled of food.Rich, warm, unmistakably familiar.She paused at the threshold of the dining room.The long table was filled with her favorites. Steamed grain rolls brushed with honey. Slow-cooked root stew seasoned exactly the way she liked it. Crisp flatbread folded around spiced greens. Her mother’s doing. Every dish spoke of care, of quiet apology, of love that didn’t know how else to express itself.But the table was also filled with people.Aunts. Uncles. Cousins. Pack elders by blood if not by title.And at the head of the table sat her father.Rethan Vale did not look surprised to see her.He looked displeased.Conversation slowed as she entered. Then stopped.“So,” one of her aunts said a
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Chapter 2
Liniluna left the house late in the morning.The echoes of voices still clung to her, but the heat itself had passed. Her body felt drained, quiet, no longer restless. The world seemed sharper now—sounds clearer, thoughts steadier.The healer’s hut came into view just as the sun climbed higher.The familiar scent of herbs and clean smoke settled her nerves the moment she stepped inside.Clara looked up from a worktable and froze. Then she smiled.“Well,” she said, wiping her hands on her apron. “You’re out.”“I am,” Liniluna replied.Clara crossed the room and inspected her openly, eyes sharp but gentle. “You look steady. Tired, but steady.”“That’s accurate.”“Good,” Clara said. “Sit. Or don’t. Just don’t pretend you’re fine when you’re not.”Liniluna smiled faintly and moved toward the preparation table instead. “I’m fine enough to work.”Clara snorted. “That’s not the same thing, and you know it.”She followed Liniluna anyway, passing her a bundle of dried leaves. “So. First heat s
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Chapter 3
The next few days were normal, if one could call her life that. Then one day...Liniluna knew before she reached the dining room.Cedar. Iron. Command.Her steps slowed, spine straightening on instinct—not shrinking, never shrinking.The table was set as if for a celebration. Extra plates. Her mother stood too close to the hearth, hands clasped tight. Her father sat at the head, rigid with expectation.And beside him....Huda Rael.He stood the moment he saw her, tall and unmistakably alpha, presence filling the room like pressure.“Luna,” he said.The name slid over her skin like grit.Her jaw tightened. Just once. Enough.“Do not call me that,” she said calmly.A flicker crossed his face—annoyance, not apology. “You always hated it.”“Yes.”“And yet,” he replied coolly, “it was mine to use.”Not anymore.She moved to her chair and sat without being invited. The scrape of wood against stone was loud in the quiet room.Her father nodded once. “We thought it best you speak face to face
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Chapter 4
 The hearing was convened at midday.Liniluna stood alone at the center of the hall, hands folded loosely behind her back, posture straight. The elders sat in a half circle above her, elevated not just by stone but by expectation. Clan leaders and witnesses filled the outer benches, murmuring until the signal was given.Silence followed.The clerk read the charge. “Violation of Pack Law Three. Unofficial labor performed by an omega outside sanctioned domestic roles.”Liniluna listened without expression.“Do you deny this charge?” an elder asked.“No,” she said.A ripple moved through the room.“Then explain,” the clan leader said, voice measured. “Why did you choose to violate standing law?”Liniluna lifted her chin—not defiant, not submissive. Present.“I work at the healer’s hut,” she said calmly, “because hea
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Chapter 5
The verdict was delivered three days later.Liniluna stood in the same hall, hands clasped loosely behind her back, eyes forward. The elders were seated again, expressions arranged into something that resembled balance.The clan leader spoke first.“After consideration,” he said, “the council has reached a conditional ruling.”Liniluna inclined her head once, she knew what was going to be said. She got a letter already.“You may continue to assist at the healer’s hut,” he said. “In an unofficial capacity, as a helper.”A pause.“You will not be recognized as a worker,” another elder added. “You will receive no wages.”Liniluna remained still.“No herbs may be taken for personal use,” a third continued. “Any materials you handle remain pack property.”She nodded once, acknowledging the words.The clan leader folded his hands. “Furthermore, should you wish to continue beyond the month’s end, you are expected
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Chapter 6
The appeal did not go unnoticed.By evening, copies of it had already changed hands twice.The elders gathered in the inner chamber, doors closed, voices lowered. The parchment lay open on the central table, its writing precise, unembellished, difficult to dismiss.“She’s challenging the conditions,” one elder said, irritation sharp in his tone. “Not the ruling. The conditions.”“That is deliberate,” another replied. “She knows where the weakness lies.”The clan leader sat at the head, fingers steepled, listening.“She accepted rebonding as an expectation,” the first elder continued. “Then turned around and called it coercion.”“She called it pressure,” a third corrected. “And she isn’t wrong.”A scoff followed. “She is an omega.”“Yes,” came a calmer voice, “and she is articulate.&rdq
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Chapter 7
Kael Thorne requested to see her the following afternoon.Not formally. No summons. A simple message delivered through the healer’s hut, phrased carefully enough to be optional.Liniluna went anyway.He received her in a small council antechamber rather than the main hall. No elevation. No audience. Just a low table, two chairs, and a window that let in honest light.“Sit,” Kael said.She did.For a moment, he studied her without speaking. Not as an elder inspecting an omega, but as someone assessing balance.“You unsettled them,” he said at last.Liniluna inclined her head slightly. “That was not my intent.”“I know,” Kael replied. “That’s why it worked.”A corner of her mouth curved. Barely.“They expected anger,” he continued. “Or submission. You offered neither. You offered structure.”“I offered truth,” she said.“Yes,” Kael agreed. “In the most inconvenient form.”He folded his ha
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Chapter 8
The change did not arrive as applause.It moved through the pack the way weather did—felt before it was named.At the healer’s hut, Liniluna noticed it in the pauses.A worker stopped mid-sentence when she entered, then continued—quieter, more respectful. An older healer nodded to her in greeting, not out of habit, but acknowledgment. Someone shifted to make space beside her at the long table without being asked.“They’re talking,” Clara muttered, handing her a bundle of roots. “Not loudly. But constantly.”Liniluna kept working. “About the hearing?”“About you.”A pair of betas were whispering near the shelves. When Liniluna glanced their way, they didn’t look away in guilt. One of them smiled. Proud. Unhidden.“She stood alone,” someone said nearby, not bothering to lower their voice. “Did you hear how steady she was?”“I heard the elders went quiet,” another replied. “That never happens.”“She didn’t beg.”
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Chapter 9
The date was decided without ceremony.Liniluna was informed of it the way one might be informed of weather — relevant, but not determining.“Tomorrow evening,” Selvara said from the doorway. “The east garden near the border paths. Clara ensured it would be quiet.”Liniluna marked her place in the ledger before closing it.“Good,” she said.Her mother lingered, studying her.“You don’t seem troubled.”“I’m not.”“Nor eager.”Liniluna looked up then.“It is a meeting,” she said. “Nothing more.”Selvara nodded slowly, absorbing that distinction.The house carried a watchful stillness the next afternoon.Not excitement.Assessment.Selvara entered Liniluna’s room carrying a folded garment — deep slate, structured, unadorned.“I thought you would like this,” she said.Liniluna took the fabric between her fingers, feeling its weight.Practical. Durable. Movement a
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