The Omega's Curse: Zanna To Tia Moon

I was foolish to think my life as a filthy omega would change for good when my mate turned out to be the Alpha. I thought the mating bond and status were all I needed to end the humiliation, degradation, and torture, but I was wrong. My life's suffering grew worse. Why? Because I was a weak omega who couldn't give the Alpha an heir, making me unworthy of Luna's status and a disappointment. "Luna Zana." The voice of the doctor sounded faint, seeming like I was drifting away, drowning in a whirlpool of my ceaseless thoughts. My throat constricted, restricting my flow of oxygen as my eyes went over the words again with a heaving chest. "Dear Luna Zana," I began in my head, hoping the words would change this time. "We regret to inform you that the pregnancy test result shows that you had a miscarriage due to the ingestion of a harmful substance."I lifted my head to meet the doctor's sympathetic and apologetic gaze, I lowered my head, my body shivering as I continued to read. "This h

"Richard!" I exclaimed, chest rising and falling. Each breath that I drew in burnt my lungs. Richard and Risa snapped their heads in my direction, and shock lines creased their foreheads. "What is she doing here?" Richard asked, fixating his gaze on Risa, who in response shrugged without the slightest concern. Richard turned to his guards, brows flaring up in anger. "Who let that useless thing into my wedding?" My stomach twisted into knots, and Bile rushed up my throat. I shivered, feeling my chest tighten around my tender heart. Useless thing? The words echoed in my head, and I felt my throat constricting, almost restricting my flow of oxygen. "How could you, Richard?" My voice shook as I beheld the both of them with a stare so intense that I wished it could set them ablaze. Turning to Risa, my heart sank into my stomach. "How could you? I trusted you. I treated you like a sister. I thought you meant well to me. How did I miss that you've been his plaything, his slut?"

Who was she talking about? Why was she calling me Alpha Tia Moon when I was the Luna? How did I even get here in the first place? "Are you okay?" The woman asked, but I ignored her as I tried to remember why I was on a hospital bed. Risa's face flashed in my head, and I could see her holding a syringe with a purple liquid. My throat constricted. Risa had injected me to die. "This means I didn't die," I thought to myself, averting my gaze from the woman to glance around the room. Confusion furrowed my forehead when I realized I was in a different room. Did this mean someone had saved me just before the poison penetrated deep into my system? Thoughts reeled in my head, and the loud pounding of my heart against my chest almost made it impossible for me to hear my thoughts. "I have to announce you're alive," the woman said, sounding giddy as she pivoted on the balls of her feet, pulling me out of my self-induced trance. "What?" I snapped my head in her direction, eyes widening at

With tension clenching in my stomach, I stalked away from the hospital. Unfamiliar faces glanced at me, accessing my body and obviously wondering why I was dressed in a hospital gown. I ignored them and put on a plain expression, walking as fast as I could before Jayven noticed my absence. Sighting the woods just a few meters away from the hospital, I headed towards it. Once I was in the woods, I picked up my pace, now jogging farther into the distance. The twigs snapped underneath my feet, and the birds chirped as if rooting for my escape. "Return back to the hospital at once!" Tia exclaimed in my head, but I ignored her. The moment I was far away from the hospital, I slowed down to catch my breath. "What are you doing?" Tia asked with annoyance laced to her tone. "Why would you take off like that? We need to go back to the hospital. It is not safe out here." "You can not tell me what to do. This is my body," I snapped, pulse racing. "Uhm, hello? The last time I checked, you w

"We have to try and make them believe you're Tia Moon," Tia said in my head once Jayven left. "We can't risk having you come off as an imposter." I pressed my lips together, staring into nothingness. My heart constricted a little at the fact that I couldn't exactly be myself, but act like a certain Alpha of a pack. "Hey, on the bright side of things, you're the Alpha, and you have the power to make an implement rules. Everyone bows to you, unlike when you were an omega," Tia stated, trying to lighten my mood. I nodded, finding sense in what she had just said. There was a slight knock, and then the doorknob twisted. I lifted my head, taking sight of Jayven and the doctor. "Hello, Alpha Tia Moon," the doctor beamed, and even if he had a face mask on, I could tell he was smiling because the sides of his eyes crinkled in delight. "How do you feel today?" I nodded, offering him a small smile. He pulled out the stethoscope from around his neck and wore it to listen to my he