The Dominant Omega And Her Submissive Alpha のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 91 - チャプター 100

Star's POVThe room feels heavier than usual. A heavy, dense tension that clings to the air like smoke, suffocating us both. I watch Helios, my mate, as he sits at the edge of the bed, his back straight but shoulders hunched. His face is pale, his eyes distant. He hasn’t looked at me the way he normally does in days, those deep, warm eyes that always seem to pull me in, make me feel like I’m the only thing that matters to him. But today? Today, they’re empty.I move across the room, trying to act nonchalant, but the lump in my throat makes it hard to breathe. What’s going on with him? He’s always been so open with me, so willing to share what’s on his mind. But now... now he’s become a stranger. A person I don’t recognize.“Helios…” My voice cracks slightly, betraying the concern I feel in my chest. I don’t like this. I don’t like him being so far away, even when he’s sitting right next

Star’s POVThe house felt too quiet. The heavy silence between Helios and me was almost suffocating, even when he was home. It was like we were both holding our breath, waiting for something to change, but not knowing how to move forward. Helios had been distracted, caught up in the middle of the decisions we were facing. I could see it in the way he moved, the way he barely looked at me. It was as if he was afraid to face me, to face what I was choosing. And I couldn’t blame him, but I also couldn’t stop.I couldn’t stop loving him, and I couldn’t stop carrying this baby. Even if it meant my life, this was my decision. But today? Today, I needed to escape the suffocating situation for just a little while. I needed to do something... anything that would remind me that life could still be about something other than death and decisions.The idea of going out felt like a breath of fresh air

Star’s POVThe days felt like they were passing by in a haze, a blur of uncertainty, hope, and quiet acceptance. The tension between Helios and me had begun to ease, but I could feel the weight of his worry lingering in every glance, every unspoken word. Despite it all, I tried to be the rock. The unwavering presence he needed, and I could tell my resilience was beginning to make a difference.Every time I looked at Helios and his family, I could see their doubts shifting. They no longer looked at me with the same helplessness. Maybe it was my stubborn determination or the way I kept reassuring them, but I believed, truly believed, that the Moon Goddess wouldn’t have given me this gift if I wasn’t meant to carry it through. If She had known my life would be sacrificed for this child, She would never have allowed me to find my mate.The Moon Goddess, in all Her wisdom, had brought me to Helios, and She had allowed us

Star's POVThe Moonlit Pack was buzzing with activity as usual. Despite my heavy pregnancy, I still felt the tension of the upcoming meeting with our allies. Helios had been absorbed in preparations, the weight of leadership bearing down on him, and I could sense the unease within him as well. The pack was alive with energy, warriors rushing to finalize details, the pack's business moving like clockwork, but something felt different. I couldn't quite place it.I had been trying to ignore the creeping sense of foreboding that had gnawed at me for days. The shadows seemed to grow longer, the air heavier. I couldn't shake the feeling that something was going to happen. Even now, as I sat in my chambers, resting from the activity of the day, the hairs on the back of my neck stood on end. My eyelid twitched again, and I could feel the anxiety building in my chest.It was then that t

Author's POV Helios stood at the head of his gathered warriors, muscles taut and jaws clenched. His heart was a maelstrom of fury, fear, and helplessness. The very air seemed to burn around him, charged with the raw energy of vengeance. Star, his mate, his Luna, the mother of his unborn children, was gone. And he was ready to tear the world apart to find her.Just as he raised his hand to give the signal to move out, a firm hand landed on his shoulder. “Son,” Killian said, voice calm but firm. “Don’t.”Helios turned, eyes blazing with a barely contained storm. “She’s out there, Dad. They took her. The Crescent Fangs, who else could’ve gotten past our defenses?”Killian didn’t flinch. “Think, Helios. That’s exactly the problem. You’re not thinking—just reacting. And that's dangerous.” A low growl rumbled from Helios’ throat, but he didn’t move.Killian continu