Twice Marked,Twice Loved

Life as an omega has never been easy for me , the chores are dumped for me , I am the lowest rank in my omega. I have to clean people's shoe, wait for other people to eat before eating. I was supposed to be the Luna of my pack ,but my parents were killed in a war, my brother got lost, and the silver pack saw me and took me in as an omega. At least I am grateful. Suddenly, I heard my name shouted, “Autumn,you this bitch “,I hate those words they use, but I can't speak . There stood tall , Gina, I so hate her, she dragged my hair as she slapped me telling me to clean her shoes. Tonight is the Alpha's son's coronation, Alpha Nathaniel, he's been known for his pride and ego and this night he'll be taking over. He hasn't found his mate yet ,” it might be you “,said my wolf Alina, No it can't be , I thought about it , can it actually be me..,I just shrugged the thought off. Other omegas were called in to serve the guests I was part of , other packs were coming tonight like the Lo

Father kept talking about the coronation of the silver pack, petering about it , saying I must go.I had no choice. My beta Levi came in, he was my childhood friend, his father was the formal beta of our pack , he decided to take over and I also took over from my father as the Alpha of Lockwood pack. “Aren't you going to the coronation”Levi said , “am about going, he knew I was not interested in going.I needed to represent my pack.Levi’s mate Amaya, came in,they were great couples, she is pregnant with Levi's pup, I haven't found my mate, l hope she's safe wherever she is,. “It's time to go Gale”..., we set out , I heard the New Alpha is known for his pride and ego , I never had a liking for him. I stood at the edge of the grand hall, nursing a glass of wine, as I observed the coronation festivities,as a visiting dignitary from a neighbouring pack. The new Alpha , resplendent in his formal attire,stood at the center of the hall, basking in congratulations of his pack me

As I watched the pack members leave,my mind couldn't stop thinking about the female standing beside me, she was so strong and resilient, yet I could sense the fear lurking beneath her surface. I felt a pang of regret for not being honest to her with my true intentions. She was my mate and I was hiding it from her.I knew it was for her own protection, but I still don't like the way I kept it from. The piece of parchment seemed to mock me, it's a strange message, a reminder of the danger that lurks through the shadows. I had to keep her safe,but at what cost?, I asked myself . As I glanced at her, our eyes met, a jolt of electricity ran through my body. I knew I had to be careful, to keep my emotions in check. But it was getting hard to keep the connection between us. I took a deep breath and turned to face her, “Let's get you back to the quarters”, I said , trying to sound nonchalant ,” it's not safe for you to be out here alone”. She nodded and we walked in silence, the tensi

The air in Gale’s chambers was heavy with the lingering scent of Autumn’s tears, a faint trace of roses mingling with the sharp tang of fear. I sat beside her, my arm still wrapped around her trembling frame, her warmth seeping into me like a lifeline. My wolf, Kane, stirred restlessly, urging me to claim her, to tell her the truth—that she was my mate, my destiny. But the parchment’s ominous message burned in my mind: You’ll never be safe. It wasn’t just a threat to the pack; it felt personal, aimed at her. I couldn’t risk exposing our bond, not yet, not until I knew who was behind it.Autumn pulled back slightly, her green eyes searching mine, raw with vulnerability. “Why are you doing this?” she whispered, her voice fragile but edged with suspicion. “Why do you care what happens to me?”I froze, caught off guard by the question. The truth clawed at my throat, desperate to spill out, but I swallowed it down. “You’re part of this pack now,” I said, my tone steadier than I felt. “It’s

Glass rained down as I tackled Autumn to the floor, the black arrow embedding itself in the wall where her head had been moments before. Her gasp was sharp, her body trembling beneath mine as I shielded her, my senses screaming. The scent of ash and blood flooded the room, the same as the cloaked figure’s, but they were gone, the night outside silent except for the howling wind.“Stay down,” I growled, scanning the shattered window. Nothing. No movement, no sound. But I knew they were out there, watching, waiting. Kane was feral, clawing at my control, desperate to hunt the threat. I forced him back, focusing on Autumn. Her green eyes were wide, her breath ragged, but she wasn’t hurt. Not yet.“Gale,” she whispered, her voice shaking. “That arrow… it’s the same symbol.”I followed her gaze to the arrow, its crescent-shaped fletching glinting in the moonlight. The shaft was carved with intricate runes, pulsing faintly like the parchment had. This wasn’t just a weapon—it was a message.