All Chapters of Omega's Return: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Kian’s POVWe arrived at Greenland Pack a week later. The atmosphere was a mixture of ice and fire. I could feel the tension in the air immediately I stepped into the council hall. The Alphas of the other Packs seemed to be discussing something but everyone hushed the moment I walked straight to the table and had my seat with Cynthia by my side. Her incessant chattering on our way here left me pissed even before we arrived for the meeting. Holding everything in while I kept a cool demeanor I looked around the room and was certain these Alphas would not make things easy for me. Alpha Aldof of Greenland Pack suddenly stood up with a stern gaze that swept across the room and slowly settled on me. “Welcome, Alphas of the greatest Packs in the wolf world! It is quite a privilege for all of us to be gathered in a room.” he began briefly with a smile. “Unfortunately we have not assembled because of some good news. However, we are certain the long-standing issue would be resolved once an

Daphne’s POV“Why did you do it, Felix?” He smiled trying to lighten the mood. “Do what exactly, sis. I don't understand what you are poking at.” I narrowed my gaze unfazed by the stunt he was trying to pull before me. “Do I look like a child to you? I know you returned to the lounge because you were not at home when I called your housekeeper. What did you do?” I asked him sternly. Felix exhaled sharply, “Fine, you got me. I could not get my mind off the truth that you were in so much pain because of that man so I decided to teach him a lesson.” I inhaled weakly, massaging my temple. “What did you do? Wait a minute, did you hurt him?” I inquired hoping for the worst. He reclined defeatedly, “No, I didn't. He was clearly wasted and the waitress saw us together so any mishaps can be linked to Gex-Luxury. I just drove him back to his hotel.” I exhaled sharply shooting my eyes open. I gulped down the water in front of me, “Thank you for not acting irrational!” I addedHe flexed

Kian’s POVThe scenery in front of me was vague, but I kept staring at the Pack from my room’s balcony. I took a slow drag from the cigar in my left hand, and after a few seconds, I puffed it into the air. My head felt a little fuzzy but in a good way. The endless questions that filled my mind suddenly faded the moment I started smoking. Since Daphne left, you can say I have become a cigarette addict but then it was the only way I could feel better. I sat there while the sun shone high in the sky, it was both a pleasant sight and a hot one. Suddenly I heard the sound of my door closing, “Who’s that?” I barked. The footsteps stopped a few inches behind me, “What's up man?” Paul asked slouching on the second seat. “Nothing I'm just chilling. The noise outside this room is not something I enjoy, and you know this. What do you have for me? How is the trial going?” I asked, crushing the cigar butt on the ashtray. He raised an eyebrow, “Why are you smoking? Is the weather not hot alr

Daphne’s POV “Slow down both of you,” I yelled. Davina and Davis quickly came to a halt pouting innocently. “We were not going too fast Mommy. You have to keep up…” Davis protested. I exhaled sharply after running a few meters to keep up with those tiny legs. “You both were going too fast without knowing Mommy could get exhausted,” I replied ruffling Davis’s hair. “Not again, mommy. I'm a grown-up!” he cried out. Eric cleared his throat while he closed the gap between us. “Can’t you see mommy is panting? Cut her some slacks, babies.” “Look beads of sweat trailing down like a waterfall off a cliff on mommy’s forehead!” Davina pointed at me giggling. I love them regardless even if they pick on me at every chance they get. “This only happened because I was chasing after you both. Henceforth you stay by my side, both of you!” I instructed firmly. “We are sorry mommy,” they chorused. The Bellagio Art gallery was so enchanting and elegant. I could see the reasons why it dominates

Daphne’s POV “Get your hands off my kids!” I barked, moving quickly through the crowd. At this point I did not care if Eric was calling out to me, I came to a halt and yanked Davis and Davina away from the stranger. I looked up and realized it was a random person—a young man in his early twenties. “Apologies, ma. They asked for my help to locate the cosmetic shelf,” he said hastily. Time stopped for a moment but Davina brought me back to reality. “Mommy, this Uncle helped us. I was crying the moment I realized we went far from you and grandpa…” Davina explained calmly. I was stunned by my reaction to my twins being away from my side for a few minutes. Exhaling sharply, I bowed slightly, “Thank you so much for helping. It means a lot that you brought my babies back to me. Is there anything I can do to help?” I articulated. The young man flashed Davina a bright smile before replying, “Nothing, ma it's okay. I just want you to know that you have wonderful kids. Do have a lovely da