LOGINTag: Omegaverse, Mpreg, Dom/sub Elijah Blake has always survived—never lived. An omega hiding as a beta, he clings to control. Until one desperate choice binds him to two Alphas. Zane Harrington, the untouchable hockey captain and heir to a powerful empire. And John, the swim team captain, his childhood best friend, and the one person who once saved him. Weeks later, Elijah is pregnant. And he doesn’t know who the father is. If it’s Zane, he’ll be dragged into a world he can’t escape. If it’s John… he might lose the only person he’s ever trusted. Either ways, Elijah’s life is about to be destroyed.
View MoreElI..The easel held the canvas upright. On the table, an invitation to my first gallery exhibition lay on the desk beside a mug of tea that had long gone cold.The soft glow of the overhead light caught my wedding ring as I dipped the brush into the blue again.Stroke after stroke, the white of canvas finally disappeared.I didn’t hear his footsteps, but his musky cologne filled my studio, melding with the faint scent of paint.Zane leaned against the doorway, shoulders resting on the wood, hands tucked into his pockets.For a second, I wondered how long he was going to stand there. A soft smile formed on my face. “How long do you plan on staring?” Zane let a slant smile roll across his lips. “Until I get bored,” he teased.I paused mid-stroke, flicking my gaze to him. “So that’s never.”His slant smile turned to a full smile. “Dinner is ready.” He took the brush out of my hand and guided me to the sink.Turning the tap on, he began washing my hands beneath the running water.
ELI..“Who is he?” Eliane asked as soon as Zane stepped into the living room.The question struck me. Because whenever she asked about her, I had always dodged it.I exhaled, massaging my temples. “Eliane, can you go to your room?”Across from the room, Zane hadn’t moved. Almost like his entire world had narrowed to one girl, his eyes searched her face, her hair.Eliane glanced at him and back to me. “Daddy, he has like my eyes.”“Eliane, your room. Now.”Her smile faltered. But it lingered as she hopped to her room.As the door clicked shut, Zane’s eyes returned to me. They lingered on my face before slowly dropping to my fingers.Silence settled between us again, heavy, like all the words I had wanted to say to him for the last four years suddenly hung in the air between us.Zane’s gaze drifted to the back of the hallway.“She has gotten so big.” His voice was quiet. “I still remember the last time I saw her.” He let out a soft breath. “She was so small.”I smiled before I could s
ELI..The last brush went into the jar with a soft clink, almost drowned out by the noises of the children playing behind me.If I hadn’t seen them with my eyes, I would’ve thought they were more than two.“No running,” I reminded them.But they only stopped for a while before breaking back into a sprint, their voice once again quaking the small studio.A smile tugged at my lips anyway.They reminded me of Eliane. She never listens either.The door opened, and the two girls screamed in unison.“Mummy!”The two girls abandoned the whatever game they had invented and sprinted towards their mother.The woman opened her hand, grocery bags hanging from both wrists.“Oh goodness.” She laughed breathlessly. “I’m so sorry Mr. Sam. I lost track of time.”“It’s alright.”She adjusted one of the slipping bags. “My husband is coming home tonight after three months away from work. I had to stop to get groceries.”Her face glowed, and I couldn’t help but smile back at her.“I appreciate you stay
ZANE..{Four years Later}The final slide disappeared from the screen as the projector clicked off, plunging the room into brief silence.One of the directors closed his leather folder with a soft snap before sweeping his gaze around the table.“If there are no further objections, the restructuring proposal is approved.”A chorus of quiet agreements followed, their applause quaking the meeting board.I adjusted my tie. “That concludes today’s meeting.” Chairs scraped against the floor, their footsteps echoing as they shuffled out of the room.While I…I remained seated. A habit I had developed over the years.Uncle Silas stopped a few inches away from the door. Then he turned around and drew closer.He settled into the seat beside me. “How’s your mother?” I exhaled. “She’ll be back by the weekend.” He leaned further into the chair, rubbing his stubble. “After your father’s arrest, with the way shareholders fled, and banks freezing our credit lines…” Those prying eyes of his were s












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