All Chapters of The Alpha's Despised Omega: Chapter 91 - Chapter 99

Mara’s head jerked up instantly when Damon walked into the room unannounced. She had been crying quietly for what felt like hours, still broken by his cold departure a few hours earlier. He had made it very clear that he was not coming back, and that she was on her own…But there he was, standing in the doorway and completely soaked from the rain. Damon didn’t say a word at first, he just scanned the room with those piercing eyes of his before settling on her.Her heart leaped, and hope flared for a moment before it was quickly replaced by confusion.“Damon?” she whispered, almost afraid to believe that he was really there.He didn’t answer. Instead, he took two slow steps into the room, taking in her damp face, the trembling hands she was trying to hide, and then he said in a firm and authoritative voice. “Get dressed. We’re leaving.”Mara froze. For a second, she thought she had misheard him. “W…what?”“You heard me,” He blurted out, then turned away from her and continued scanning

.Elena stared at him…waiting for him to say something else, but he only sighed and seemed to become even calmer than before.“That’s enough for today.”She frowned at him, suspicious at the sudden change. “Really? You’re not going to tell me to go again?”His lips twitched with something that almost resembled a smile, but it was more like a secret trying to escape. “You’ve done well enough. For now.”She let out a tired huff and pushed herself up from the grass. “You say that like I survived an execution.”“In a real fight,” he said calmly. “Maybe you just might survive one.”He reached for the small flask of water they had brought along, taking a sip before looking at her again. His eyes roamed over her…the sweat soaked face and the strands of hair stuck to her neck. He hesitated before looking away and said, “There’s a stream nearby. About five minutes north. You should freshen up before the light fades off completely.”Elena looked at him in surpr

The town was small… a scattering of buildings that were nestled against a backdrop of dark pines trees and the roar of a mighty river nearby. It was the kind of place that looked forgotten by time itself, and that was the first location they chose to begin their search. Mara came out of the car beside Damon, pulling her hood up to partially cover her face. “This town is mostly a quiet nomad’s safe haven. It mostly consists of rogues passing through or hiding from packs. Nobody stays here long enough to ask dangerous questions.”“Good,” Damon muttered. “Then we won’t stand out.”She stole a glance at him…he looked as confident and unyielding as ever, with that constant expression of control and authority that never seemed to fade. But Mara could sense the storm under the surface of his composure…the impatience. The tension. And the worry he tried too hard to conceal.They walked through the narrow main street, where the few open shops looked like old relics. An

The more Elena went deeper into the forest, the more she realized that the supposed injured wolf’s scent was fading slowly. It was almost gone, but it pulled at her instincts like an invisible thread. She shouldn’t have gone this far, and every step away from the stream seemed to pull against that rational part of her that begged her to turn back. But something stronger kept her going forward…curiosity, instinct, or maybe something even fated.“Where did you go?” she whispered, taking her time to search the shadows.No answer came to her. Only silence… deep and absolute. She took another step forward and the air suddenly seemed to change. It was subtle and almost unnoticeable at first, a faint static crackle that raised the hairs along her arms. She felt a cold shiver crawl down her spine, and a strange scent of metal hit her nose like an alien feeling.Her wolf stirred uneasily…Something wasn’t right.A shadow moved ahead of her, darting between the trees. The

Damon and Mara had crossed into another town…a place that could barely even be called one. A handful of low and worn down buildings sat at the edge of the forest, carrying faded signboards and crooked fences. It was the kind of town that usually didn’t appear on maps, but everyone in the supernatural underworld knew it existed.It was one of those few safe towns…hidden between realms, invisible to humans, and crawling with creatures that were simply trying to disappear.“Third one today,” Mara muttered, glancing sideways at Damon. “Maybe this time we’ll find something.”He didn’t answer. Instead, his hands stayed firm on the steering wheel, eyes forward, and a determined look on his face.Mara frowned. “You could at least pretend to be hopeful.”Still, nothing from him.“Or alive,” she added under her breath.That made him look up at her for a while, but he still said nothing. She crossed her arms and slumped deeper into her seat. “You’re the most mi