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The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare The Ritual
River's mind was a ball of confusion and indecision as she met Annemarie's gaze. "Rain doesn't need to perform this ritual," she blurted out finally. She would not expose her daughter to darkness. Annemarie's brow furrowed. "What do you mean, child? The ceremony requires us to mask both your scents, not just yours. Or do you not want her human scent masked?” "But you said it has to be renewed every month," countered River, trying to be logical. "wouldn't it be pointless for Rain? She is still so young. Her wolf won't awaken for years, not until puberty. Surely people won't suspect anything if she doesn't have the wolf scent yet. They will take it as her wolf not being awakened yet.” Tara stepped forward with her expression uncharacteristically serious. "River, are you absolutely sure about this? Rain is part of this now. We can't leave her human scent exposed." Well, what they didn't know was that Rain didn't have a human scent. Rain was an Alpha’s daughter. Rain was a Luna. Rive
The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare Belonging
For the first time since then, River felt a sense of belonging, a connection to something bigger than herself. She had always been cast away. Always on the search for her true purpose. For where she belonged and maybe she had found it. The fear and confusion that had gripped her slowly began to recede and was soon replaced by a sense of intent. Without realizing it, she joined the chant, her voice blending with the others. The words themselves held no meaning, yet they resonated within her like a profound, crude language stirring from within her soul. Little Leo had his eyes wide with fascination. He carefully tilted the vial, allowing a single drop of blood to fall into the center of the circle. As it touched the stone, it erupted in a sudden burst of flame that startled even the seasoned witches. The fire, however, was short-lived. It morphed into a swirling cloud of smoke, tinged with a surreal silver color. River’s breath seized. Beautiful. The smoke that emanated from t
The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare The Bad Man
As sleep finally claimed her, River held her daughter tight while a promise bloomed in her heart - she would protect Rain, no matter the cost. The weight of her responsibilities pressed down on her, but this wasn't the time to cower. She was a witch now, and she would find the strength within herself to be the protector Rain needed. Also, to be the protector her people needed. Echo had failed them. Echo had failed their parents. The next morning… … Sunlight streamed through the window, its golden stripes lining across the floor. Rain was already awake, seated on the windowsill, her chin resting on her hands as she gazed out at the street below while glaring at a certain figure ahead. River, however, stirred much later. The exhaustion of the previous night was not done taking its toll on her. She groaned as she stretched while all the memories of the night before flooded back to her. Annemarie’s words; “You are a powerful witch.” Continued to echo in her head. Wrong though. She
The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare The Girl is Mine
“We could use your help, dear," Tara provided. "We're a bit short on supplies and I need someone to run to the market." Phew! That sent Relief gushing into River. She had thought something bad had happened again. A simple errand sounded perfect right now. It would give her a chance to clear her head and process the unsettling encounter with Gonzalo. "Of course," River agreed readily. "What do you need?" Tara rattled off a list of ingredients – herbs, spices, groceries, a new jar of honey, and something called "moonflower petals." River recognized most of the items, but the moonflower petals piqued her curiosity. "Moonflower petals?" she asked. "What are those for?" Tara smiled mysteriously. "Just a little something we're working on," she said. "It's a surprise. But trust me, they're important." “Sounds good," River agreed, nodding. With a final hug for Rain, they both followed Tara out of the room. In the living room, Annemarie sat at a large table, with a pen scratching busily
The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare You Will Be Mine
H- how did Gonzalo know that Rain was his?No, she shouldn't give in so quickly. He might just be giving a wild guess. If she agreed to that, his doubts would be cleared.He might want to take her daughter away from her. No, she would never allow anyone to take away Rain from her. She sole handily brought her daughter up and Rain deserved to be with no one else but her!“W-What girl are you babbling about?" she tried so hard not to stutter but it seemed that was wishful thinking. His words confirmed what she'd dreaded – sooner or later, someone might take away her daughter. People would be able to tell that Rain was his. Tara already did, and now, him."Your little girl," Gonzalo continued, his lips curved in a cynical smirk. "Rain, or what did you call her the other day?"River swallowed a lump down her throat. He even knew her name and that was all thanks to her.“Your girl?" she scoffed, forcing a laugh that sounded flaky even to her own ears. "Gonzalo, you're delusional! I would
The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare Finally Met Again
Chapter 64 As River turned around, the unexpected was before her. She wouldn't call it ‘unexpected’ but she certainly wasn't yet prepared for the meeting. She was expecting to see a stranger or perhaps, hoped the voice belonged to a stranger as familiar as it sounded. It was a face from her past and it had materialized before her. The cold indifference on that grim face provoked River. How could her expression be so bland after everything? It was Echo. And she looked like she didn't give a damn too. She didn't seem not in the least bit surprised to see River– at least, not in the ways that she had anticipated. Her icy stare held, instead a flash of something… was it resentment? Disappointment? There was certainly no warmth, no joy at seeing her long-lost sister alive in those dead eyes. There was just darkness and bleakness. A pang of sorrow shot through River's heart. It was at this point that she decided that Echo had no heart. After seven years, after the betrayal, and th
The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare Where is My Father?
On getting to the restaurant, River’s face was reddened from shedding so many tears. It was very much obvious and difficult to hide too. The moment she stepped in, Tara pulled in from taking the orders from a booth. “Oh, River. Thank Goodness you're back. You sure did take your time, didn't you?!” She groaned and was about to snatch the grocery bags from River when she noticed her red-rimmed face. With a raised brow, “Oh, my God. River? What's wrong?” “Nothing is wrong, Tara.” Replied, sniffing while wiping her face with the back of her hands. “I—I just need some time alone. I'm sorry, I won't be able to help you out in the restaurant further today.” A line appeared between Tara’s brows as she tried to get a grip and allow River space. “S – sure, River. Take your time. Go, go…” She gestured kindly for her to move forward. “Thank you, Tara.” Said, River as she hurried into the house, trying hard not to explode into a fit of sobs right there and then. As she passed the passageway
The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare Shameless Sister
The word “good” might be applicable to Gonzalo but not in the case of their relationship. She was tempted to answer Rain that he was. Yet, lying to Rain didn't feel right either. It was a truth she would have to face sooner or later, and building a foundation of trust meant honesty, even in fragments. "Well, honey," she began, searching for the right things to say, "being a good leader is complicated. Sometimes, even good people have to make difficult choices." "Difficult choices?" Rain repeated, her brow furrowing in confusion. "Yes," River continued, her voice soft. "Sometimes, those choices can hurt the people they love." She couldn't explain the complexities of pack politics, betrayal, and ambition to a child. But she could plant a seed of understanding – a seed that hopefully would blossom into empathy when Rain was older. "Did my father make a choice that hurt us?" Rain's voice was small, and it pained River to hint at sadness in her daughter’s voice. River could feel guilt
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