Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Mysterious Omega : Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

Natasha's POVI sat across from Ryan in his study, my hands folded on my lap, my heart beating fast but steady. Jayden was already asleep upstairs, and the pack house had gone quiet. This was the best time to talk. Ryan was relaxed, leaning back in his chair, his jacket off, sleeves rolled up. He looked at me like he always did when he was ready to listen, not rushed, not distracted.I took a slow breath. I needed him to understand this was important to me, not just an idea that would fade with time.“I have been thinking about something for months.” I said. “I didn’t want to speak until I was sure.”Ryan nodded. “Go on, I’m listening.”I shifted forward in my chair. “I want to build an Omega Forum. a real one, not just a place where omegas gather to complain or hide. A place with structure, protection, and purpose.”His eyes sharpened slightly, not with anger, but with interest that gave me courage.“Omegas are always spoken for.” I continued. “Decisions are made over their heads;

Natasha's POVThe meeting finally ended when my head was already aching. I sat back in my chair and listened as the last person spoke, nodding where needed, answering questions calmly even though my mind felt tired. We had covered land ownership, safety rules, leadership roles, and funding control. Nothing had gone wrong, but nothing had been easy either. Every decision came with arguments and doubt. Still, by the end of it, agreements were signed and dates were set.When everyone stood to leave, I remained seated for a moment, breathing slowly. It was done. At least the hardest part was done.I packed my files carefully and stepped outside. The air felt heavy, and the sun was already lowering. I got into the car, giving the driver a short nod.“Let’s go home.” I said.The drive back to the Pack felt longer than it should have. The road was clear, but my body was tense. My shoulders ached, and my thoughts refused to settle. I kept thinking of Jayden. I wondered if he had eaten well,

Natasha's POVI went back to our room without another word. My steps felt heavy, like my body knew my mind was not ready to rest. I closed the door quietly behind me and sat on the edge of the bed for a moment before lying down. The sheets were still warm from earlier, but I felt cold anyway. I stared at the ceiling, my thoughts moving too fast for sleep.Selene.The name repeated itself in my head no matter how much I tried to push it away. I did not know her face, her voice, or her intentions beyond what Ryan had told me. But I knew one thing clearly. She was not someone who would simply disappear because she was asked to. Ryan’s fear earlier had been real. It had not been the fear of guilt or temptation. It was the fear of someone unpredictable.The door opened softly behind me.I felt the bed dip as Ryan lay down. He moved closer, his arm sliding around my waist, his body pressing against my back. His touch was familiar, grounding, but my body stayed tense.“I’m here,” he said qui

Natasha's POVI stepped into Selene’s house calmly, my senses alert. The door closed behind me with a soft sound, but the silence inside felt heavy. The living room was neat, almost too neat, like someone was trying to prove a point. Everything was arranged carefully, with clean surfaces. No family pictures, no warmth, It felt like a place someone stayed in, not a place someone lived in.I let my eyes move slowly around the room. I was not afraid, but I was cautious. Ryan’s worry echoed in my mind. This woman had history with him, and history could make people reckless.“You are very confident.” Selene said behind me. “Walking into my home like this.”I turned to face her. “I wanted to see who I was dealing with.”She smiled, but it was not friendly. “And now that you have, what do you think?”“I think you have been waiting for this moment.” I replied honestly.She crossed her arms. “You think you know me already.”“I think you want to be known.” I said.She let out a short laugh. “

Natasha's POVThe days after Selene was banished felt different in a way I could not fully explain at first. The fear that had sat quietly in my chest began to loosen, little by little. I still stayed alert, still watched my surroundings, but I could finally breathe without expecting trouble to appear out of nowhere.I threw myself back into work.The Omega Forum needed attention, consistency, and presence. I refused to let fear slow it down. Every morning, I woke early, checked on Jayden, made sure he was fed and settled, then left him with trusted pack members before heading out.The first visit was to a group of omegas who lived on the edge of the territory. Their homes were modest, their expressions cautious when they first saw me. I knew that look well. It was the look of people who had been promised things before and left disappointed.I sat with them in a small gathering space, listening more than I spoke.“We don’t want trouble.” One of them said quietly. “We just want to f