LOGINTag: Omegaverse, Mpreg, Dom/sub Elijah Blakes spent his entire life surviving. An omega forces to pass as a Beta, he juggles school, work, and a quiet desperation to escape a life that has never been kind to him. One desperate choice changes everything. In the span of a single day, Elijah finds himself entangled with two Alphas: Zane Harrington—the untouchable hockey captain, and John, the swim team captain, and childhood friend. Weeks later, Elijah discovers his pregnant, and he doesn’t know the who the father is. Caught between the devil he knows, and the angel he doesn’t, Elijah is forced to ask: is happiness something he’s allowed to want? Or will the father of his child(whoever it was) be the author of his salvation…or ruin?
View MoreELI..John stared at me, expression blank enough to make silence press loud against my ears.Then his eyes drifted up to the sky, and he exhaled.“I think we’ve spent too much time outside,” he said finally, “you should go back to your hostel and sleep.”Sleep? My brain stalled. I hadn’t told him I was tired.I had said I loved him.The words were still hanging between us, heavily, achingly. And he was telling me to go and sleep.My lips parted, but John didn’t wait. “Good night.” He turned around and left.Just like that. I stood there. My fingers tightened around the hem of his coat, my skin burning. I wanted to pull him back, to force him to stare at me, to understand he was my only joy.But all I could do was watch his figure dissolve into the night, as if I had only dreamed about his promises.My chest tightened, I had to inhale through my mouth.Okay. One step. Just one step. Put one leg in front of the other.I started walking towards my hostel. Slow. Eyes on the floor.
ELI..Thursday passed, and Friday evening came, still nothing.No message from Zane. Just silence.My chest had tightened and loosened. I had told myself he couldn’t just end the contract like that.Like a pendulum, I swung back and forth. Panic. Relief. Panic again.Evening came, and I was done with classes. Taken a shower, now more focused on the movie planned with John.I changed my shirt twice. Styled my hair again, and again.I told myself it was just a movie. Still, I caught myself wondering if tonight it would be different.If it were just us, outside the walls of my room, without my bed, maybe he’d look at me differently.Maybe he wouldn't rush to leave. My phone buzzed, and I reached for it from the table.Zane: Let’s meet in an hour.My heart lurched. Relief washed over me. The contract was alive. But the relief was short-lived. My body was caught in a tug of war, heart and head pulling me in opposite directions.If I turn down Zane, he might end it this time. But I’ve b
ELI..I told myself that if I didn’t open the message then I wouldn’t have to respond.My heart was beating fast—too fast, too erratic, drowning out the low hum of the bus as I hurried back to Michigan.What if my father comes to the campus? What if he went to John?My chest tightened. Too many thoughts stumbled over each other. My mind felt like it was tearing itself apartStop, I told myself. Focus on the problem that matters most—Zane. If the contract works, I leave. Thousands of miles was safety, the other side of the ocean was safety. And Zane was that bridge.I had two hours to build a believable lie. Two hours to not ruin the only escape plan I have. Two hours later, I arrived at the campus. Everything looked normal. It annoyed me.Students laughing, the sun rays falling on the trees. Everything felt safe, except me.Go back to my hostel. Pretend I’ve been sick. Fever, migraine, heart attack. He’d believe it, right?That was my plan.But when my lips parted, I heard mys
Eli..Control with Zane wasn’t as difficult as I thought it would be.At least that’s what I told myself.He had told me what time to wake up. Seven-thirty. Not earlier. Not later. If I woke up before then, I was to go back to sleep.For the first time in years, my eyes opened without the usual weight pressing down on me. No frantic calculation of how many minutes I had left before I would be late for classIt felt like peace. Only the peace didn’t feel real. And if I handled breakfast properly, it would stay that way.He had told me which restaurant to meet him at by 8:30. I just needed to get through the meal without slipping up. Without him finding out where I planned to be by four.Zane sat across the table. White shirt. His jet-black hair slicked back, though a few strands had escaped, resting against his head like they had disobeyed just like I was about to.I sat across from him. I wanted to tip my chin, to square my shoulders. Yet, when those blue eyes met mine, I could o






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