All Chapters of Omega Mate For The Lycan King : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Raziela I rushed back into the servants quarters, thankful to still find Diane preparing in the room. I thrust the paper into her hands and watched as her eyes scanned it, and she let out a horrified gasp.“One week? Inside the castle?” Her face was pale with shock. “Raziela, you’re not ready to be inside that castle yet. You’re not ready to be around him. The servants that are usually scheduled to clean the King’s wing usually receive training first. You’ve only been here for less than two weeks.”My composure finally crumbled. I started shaking, a tremor that began in my hands and spread throughout my body. “So it’s a trap?” I asked and the pity in Diane’s eyes confirmed it. “I can’t do this, Diane, she threatened my life. She said I could end up dead before the end of the week if I make a single mistake. Why will she assign me to the castle when I haven’t received the proper training?” I whispered, tears of pure terror welling up in my eyes. The thought of being so close to him,

Raziela“You will watch your tongue when you speak to me. Remember the Beta is not here to come to your rescue and I could have your head on the floor in an instant.” she said, and the coldness in her voice made me shiver even when she wasn’t addressing me.Diane opened her mouth to speak but I whimpered, silently begging her to keep quiet and not provoke Rose further. Something told me that the woman would really carry out her threat. She finally turned to me, her voice was sweet, but her words were venomous. “There’s no place for your type here. You’re scum and all you do is steal, kill and destroy. Destruction is what you’re good at the most, but never again. I’ll make sure I put you to the ground before you spread your infection around here.” She spat. My heart began to hammer as Rose crouched before me. Her cruel eyes bored into mine. “You should probably say your goodbyes to your young one.” My breath caught. Rose’s menacing smile pressed my stomach to my spine. The memory of

Raziela I dropped my gaze to the floor automatically, the image of my mistake earlier in the war room flashed through my mind and it caused my heart to drum even faster against my ribs.“I-I made a mistake. I-I’m r-really sorry Your Grace, it’ll never happen again, I swear it.”“You are a plague,” he began, the words low and venomous. “In less than a week since you’ve been under my roof, and you’ve been nothing but a plague!” His voice was eerily calm but they cut through me like a knife. He took another slow step, his presence pressed into me like a physical weight. “Your scent, your presence, everything about you disrupts this castle. Do you have any idea what it has taken to keep you and your child here?” His voice dropped a note and I choked on my breath, hot tears stinging behind my eyes. “Do you understand that you made a fool of yourself and by extension, me- in front of my ear council today?“ The King asked, his cold eyes burning a hole through me. He began pacing around m

Dakor The door to my chambers slammed open with enough force to rattle the iron hinges. I didn’t need to turn from where I stood by the fireplace to know it was Elliot. Only he possessed both the audacity and the death wish required to enter my private quarters in such a manner. “What the hell is wrong with you?” His voice cut through the silence like a blade, sharp with barely contained fury.I reached for my shirt from the chair beside me, pulling it over my head with deliberate slowness. The fabric settled against my scarred skin as I finally turned to face him. Elliot stood in the doorway, his usual composed demeanor replaced by something raw and dangerous, it made me smirk. Oh how I just loved to rattle him. It was the only time I got to see a glimpse of the man I used to know. “I assume you’re referring to my conversation with the omega,” I said, my voice devoid of emotion. “The omega?” Elliot stepped fully into the room, closing the door behind him with more control than

Dakor My mind was a whirl: the battle had been so sudden, so brutal and I had loved every vicious second of it. The beast was strong within me now, hungry and powerful. I realized I’d felt alive in the only way that mattered. This was the only way I was allowed to feel alive, not whatever it was I felt around Raziela, just the thought of her was enough to cause me to tighten my fingers around the wheel. Once we were back in the castle, the injured warriors were immediately moved to the clinic and I decided to visit the clinic briefly so I could speak to Florence. She was one of the oldest beings around and I was hoping to get her thought on this whole Vorthak rumor. As I approached the castle clinic, movement in the gardens caught my attention. I slowed to a stop, squinting through the morning light.A small figure sat alone in the garden, her dark hair catching the early sunlight. Even at this distance, I recognized her immediately. Enid, Raziela’s daughter, was playing by hersel