All Chapters of From Omega's Daughter To Alpha's Daughter: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Mira’s POVI barely remembered placing my head on the pillow before exhaustion claimed me entirely. Dreams wrapped me in gentle arms, threading whispers of silver moonlight and soft lullabies. For the first time in ages, rest felt peaceful, carrying fragile traces of something that felt remarkably like hope.A loud knock jerked me awake. Blinking sleep from my eyes, I sat up abruptly, startled to hear Cael’s urgent voice filtering through the heavy wooden door.“Mira, wake up. Training is about to start. The warriors won’t wait forever.”I groaned softly, sliding out of bed to open the door. Cael stood impatiently outside, arms folded, brows arched in mild amusement.“Did you oversleep?”“Maybe,” I muttered, stifling a yawn. “It wasa long night.”“Clearly.” His gaze drifted over my rumpled clothes and tangled hair. “Hurry and dress. They’re eager to meet with Alpha Rowland’s daughter. I hyped you to the warriors, so try not to embarrass me.” He winked lightly, a smirk playing on his l

Mira’s POVThe day was fading fast, but I remained outside my room, lost somewhere between reality and memory. The silence around me wasn't the peaceful kind, rather it was the kind that suffocated you and makes breathing feel like a battle.I had so many questions that needed answering, but there was no help in sight. What was I doing? What did they really want from me? Was I even healing… or just pretending?I hated feeling this vulnerable. Back at Pine Shadow, I would probably be too busy working to be thinking about my life. But here… surrounded by strangers who sometimes smiled too kindly and sometimes stared too hard…I felt exposed. Like every part of me was being quietly dissected by a pack I wasn’t sure would ever truly accept me.I heard light footsteps, but I didn't even bother to look up…I had no interest.Cael.He was alone. He looked like he had just returned from his usual evening run. I could sense his eyes on me, probably wondering why I was brooding alone. There was s

Cael's POVIt was morning, and I was strapping on my gear.The compound was alive with the usual chatter and energy before a hunting party…men double checking weapons, tightening their boots, and trading jokes to mask their nerves.Father was already annoyed that I had insisted on bringing Mira along. I understood his concern…a newly arrived sister, one still that was still trying to gain her footing in the new world she found herself. But I had seen what Mira could do in training, and she was no damsel in distress.“This is reckless,” Father told me again before we left. “You know I don't mind her learning, but this isn't the time. We need to ease her in gently.”“Which is why she needs this trip, father,” I replied, refusing to back down. “She can help with the wounded if we run into trouble. She's already trained in healing, isn't she?”He only sighed and said nothing more, and that was as close to permission as I was going to get.Mira was already coming out from the house, dresse

Liam’s POVI finally saw him just as he was about to leave the training arena…tensed shoulders, and moving way too fast unlike his usual slow and deliberate strut. Nathaniel.My pulse picked up instantly, not just from the run I had just finished a while ago, but from the feeling of pure annoyance that was already brewing inside me. I didn't even bother to wipe off the sweat that still clung to my face as I ran after him.He had seen me and was trying to slip away again.“Nathaniel!” I called, louder than necessary.Heads turned towards me, but I didn’t care. If he wanted to play the invisible game, he had definitely picked the wrong day for it.He looked over his shoulder, saw the look on my face and doubled his speed. I swore under my breath and ran harder, pushing past a group of surprised trainees. Kai was laughing at me, but I didn't have time for him now…not when Nate was within reach.“Stop running from me, you damn coward!” I screamed at him. “Your Alpha commands it!”That wa

Dahlia's POVI waited for Liam to at least say something in my defense for once in his life, but I guess I expected too much.His voice simply went low again like a child asking for candy. “I never wanted Dahlia, I don't even know how it happened…The bond chose her, not me.”The anger in me flared up again, but I calmed myself and kept listening. I would deal with him for that nonsense in my own time.“You said yes to the bond,” Nathaniel continued, not even taking it easy with Liam.“I had to!” Liam barked. “The pack needed a Luna, and my father needed to know I was capable of leading our people.”I almost laughed at his sudden outburst…so the weasel had some balls after all.“Always too scared to go against daddy's wishes aren't you?”Nathaniel mocked Liam, and I couldn't help but agree. He was always too scared of going against his father's wishes.There was a long silence, and only the sound of the flowing river could be heard as it travelled on its never ending journey.Liam fina