Semua Bab Sameen: The Omega's Awakening : Bab 11 - Bab 20

“|Sameen/Raya|'s POV|Orion, where are we going?” I asked, already breathless from all the running we were doing. Confusion clouded my senses. I had heard the commotion and could perceive Ken’s scent from Orion’s room. I was dazed, wondering what he had come to do here. I stepped out, afraid that he and Orion might tear themselves up. But Orion snatched me away when Ken and his men noticed me. Wind slapped my face, tossing my hair all over the place and rushing into my nostrils, filling up my lungs and stomach. Orion didn’t respond. His fingers were tightly clasped around my arm as he tugged me. His nails bit into my skin, stinging me. “Orion!” I exclaimed breathlessly, heart pounding hard against my rib cage. “You’re hurting me!” Orion stopped immediately, remorse filled his eyes as he released my arm and inspected it for wounds. “I’m sorry,” he cooed, darting his eyes around. “We have to keep moving so that they don’t get to us. “Who?” I inquired, brows furrowed. He ga

A warm feeling touched my face, dragging me out of sleep. My eyes opened slowly, and the blinding lights from my window made my eyes hurt. I scrunched up my face, narrowing my eyes into slits until they adjusted to the brightness and the fog cleared from my vision.For a moment, I just lay there, my body felt heavy as if a bag of bricks had been placed on top of me, but my mind was restless.War. The word echoed in my head. Orion wanted to go to war with Ken, but I didn’t buy the idea. It wasn’t good for me or my grandmother. If Orion went to war and conquered, I wouldn’t have my revenge the way I wanted. I tossed, sitting up with a furrowed forehead. Apart from me not being able to serve them revenge myself on a scalding plate, the war might take the life of my grandmother. I needed to get her out of that pack, but how? “Step one, stop the war,” my wolf suggested, and I pondered on it. She was right, but how?How do I stop him? I conjured images in my head of me standing in front

I kept my head down, unable to look up at him. I froze to a spot, not wanting to go near him because I didn’t know what he would do to me. “Look at me,” he instructed, but I kept my eyes on the floor, unable to move. “Now, Raya.” When I finally did, his eyes were already locked on me. They were dark, simmering with restrained fury. He stepped away from his chair and took slow, deliberate steps and he closed the distance. He relaxed his facial muscles, but the anger was written all over him. His eyes were hard with dark emotions and his shoulders tensed with anger. “Stop trying to go against me,” he said, his voice low but commanding. “If you have orders, bring them in. But remember who I am. I am the Alpha here, not you.” The words stung, not because they were harsh, but because of the accusation beneath them. My chest tightened, yet I forced myself to meet his gaze without flinching. “I wasn’t trying to take your place,” I started quietly. “I was only trying to prevent u

|Orion Blackwood|I had been deep in my own thoughts when the door creaked open. The room was quiet except for the low crackle of the fire in the hearth. My mind had been circling the same things for days. They were plans, worries, and the shadows of decisions that I couldn’t escape. Being Alpha meant there was never a true moment of rest.That was when Alex walked in. My beta rarely disturbed me unless it was important, and the look on his face told me that there was something up. His expression was firm, but his eyes carried a weight of unease.“Alpha Orion,” he said, stepping closer, “I just got a call from Caine.”At the mention of our chief warrior, I straightened in my chair. Caine was steady and rarely rattled, so if he had reached out, it meant something was wrong. “What did he say?” I asked, my voice sharper than I intended.Alex hesitated for a second, then spoke carefully. “It’s about the rogues you let into the pack.”My chest tightened. I knew this subject would come back

We headed out of the pack house and I held the car door open for Raya to climb in. Once we were both seated in the car, the driver turned the ignition and the engine roared to life.The car rumbled along the dirt road, kicking up dust as we headed south. My jaw was tight the whole ride. Anger brimmed inside of me. How was my patrol team this sloppy? How did this get past under their nose? Patrols had reported something on our land, something they should’ve caught months ago. And now I was about to see it with my own eyes.When the trees thinned, my heart gave a heavy thud. A building stood there. It was unfinished, ugly gray concrete against the green of my territory. No paint, no windows, just the skeleton of a place that had no right to exist here.I was out of the car before the driver fully stopped. Rage boiled hot in my veins, snapping through every nerve. Raya stepped out behind me, but my focus was on the patrol officers standing nervously at attention.I threw stare daggers a