All Chapters of The Dragon Shifter's Omega Breeder: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Lillah was proud of herself and so was Neeri. Beta Darrel was a nasty piece of work. She’d heard stories from his own mouth of what they did to Omega’s in the Thousand Howls Pack, but she had stood up to him, taken the initiative and rejected him first.As the Alpha King’s voice boomed around the room, Rhy pulled her into an embrace, holding her from behind and helping to support the weight of the eggs. He kissed the top of her head lovingly.“Wait, what happened to the Omega chosen from their pack to be tribute, Alpha King Keegan?” Lillah found herself asking. The King sighed, looking to his Beta. Gaz shrugged, he had nothing against his King telling Lillah what had been done to the Omega that was meant to have been collected next week. He hoped it would mean she would let him kill this piece of trash instead of insisting on a rej

Lillah had been holding the eggs inside her for fifteen days and the dragon-shifters had started to get worried. They had argued a little between themselves about the best course of action. Gaz wanted to have her checked by a healer but Rhyland didn’t want anyone poking around their Mate and thought they should induce her themselves.“Fine, do what you want.” Rhy huffed, walking away.“Rhyland, come one, don’t be like this.” Gaz flapped his hands in exasperation. “I just don’t get what the problem is, a healer will be able to check her properly and let us know the best course of action. Why are you so against it?”“Because, Gaz, she is our Mate and after what happened to

You have to wake one of them, Neeri complained to Lillah, their stomach growling.But they look so peaceful, Lillah muttered back. Hunger was gnawing at her insides, and had been for some time, but so was worry. Her body was empty. They had their eggs. She couldn’t help but feel that perhaps she no longer mattered to them. Comforting sparks, gently caressing her skin reminded her they all belonged together, they were Goddess blessed, but… they had left her unmarked. She understood why but the reality of it had a sharp and opposing perspective.Lillah… Neeri sighed, they love us, they are our mates. Now wake one up or I will. We are too hot, too hungry and I

Out on the landing platform, Lillah fidgeted nervously. This was her first time meeting Sarmin and she wondered what the dragon would be like. Breeth was huge, black and red, glossy and powerful. While the dragon was a bit of a feisty grump he had a great love of Lillah and Neeri which she felt intensely. The fact that the powerful Beta dragon had even spoken to her via mind-link made her feel exceptionally special. All she knew about Sarmin was that he was ‘blue’ and had a penchant for telling Rhy off if he didn’t see to Lillah’s needs quick enough. That was a good sign she supposed. It didn’t stop her from being nervous about flying with him though.“You ok?” Rhy took her long hair in his hands, keeping it from the wind. While she nibbled her lip, thinking, he carefully platted it so the wind wouldn’t tangle it.“The sky is so clear… not a cloud in sight.” She gulped. The ground was very, very obvious. “Did Gaz tell you I accidently jumped off one of these?”“No, no he didn’t.” H

Sarmin hugged the wolf tightly, applying pressure to the captured ear but not breaking the skin. Dragon’s healed but not as fast as wolf-shifter’s and so his ass was still bleeding and painful but the thrill had been worth it. The fact that Neeri hadn’t stopped there had surprised him and the extra tussle for dominance set him alight. Neeri was all tense muscle. He could practically feel her brain churning, trying to decide if she was going to submit or not.  Sarmin and Rhy both found it very interesting that Neeri chose not to communicate via mind-link. They didn’t think it was shyness. Nothing about this wolf was shy. Perhaps it was something they needed to earn.Neeri relaxed and Sarmin felt a hot, wet and rather slobbery tongue on his arm. He chuckled, relaxing his grip, and releasing her ear from his mouth. Satisfied by the outcome, Sarmin backe