Semua Bab An Omega For The Alpha : Bab 51 - Bab 60

Blaze leant casually against the marble pillar at the edge of the grand hall, swirling a glass of red wine in his hand. His sharp eyes gleamed with amusement as the tension in the room crackled like lightning. The drama playing out in front of him was far better than anything he could have hoped for. 2This was why he had come. Not to celebrate Asher’s return or to toast to the future Alpha King, but to watch his brother and sister-in-law squirm in front of their closest allies. The perfect, composed Luna Camilla was unravelling before his eyes.Blaze’s smirk deepened as he took in the stunned expressions of the assembled Alphas, council members, and guests. They stood frozen, unsure of how to react to the bombshell Asher had just dropped. And why wouldn’t they be? This was supposed to be a celebration of power, unity, and tradition. Yet here stood Asher, the prized Alpha prince, proudly declaring a child with a rogue—a half-breed, no less. The scandal was delicious.Blaze’s gaze flic

"Reject her," Richard commanded, his voice firm and unyielding. There was no trace of softness in his tone, only the weight of expectation. "That girl is a rogue, Asher. Bringing her back into this pack will ruin everything we’ve built. You know what needs to be done."Asher’s jaw tightened, his fists clenching at his sides. He had anticipated his father’s resistance, but hearing the cold dismissal of Olivia—the mother of his child, his mate—sent a surge of anger through him."I’m not rejecting her," Asher said, his voice steady, though the storm inside him was threatening to break loose. "Whatever happened between us, it’s my responsibility to protect her and Cade. He’s my son, Dad. I won’t walk away from that."Richard’s eyes narrowed, disbelief flickering across his stern features. "You would sacrifice your position—your future as Alpha—for a rogue? Asher, don’t be a fool. There are other ways to take responsibility for the child without tying yourself to her."Asher took a step fo

Carlisle drove Veronica and Helen in silence. The air grew cooler as they neared the lake, and the dense trees lining the road began to thin out, revealing glimpses of calm waters shimmering in the fading sunlight.As they turned onto a narrow path that branched away from the main road, a small, cosy house came into view. Nestled on the outskirts of the pack’s land, just across the lake, the house was charming—quaint with a wraparound porch, its wooden beams glowing softly in the evening light. The land belonged to the pack, but the small town was predominantly inhabited by humans, giving it a peaceful, secluded feel.Helen’s eyes lit up as they approached, and Carlisle could already see the awe on her face. He pulled the car to a stop and stepped out, turning to help Veronica and Helen with their bags. Helen barely waited for the car to fully stop before hopping out and wandering around the small property, taking in the sight of the house and the beautiful lake beyond it."This is...

The grand dining hall stretched before them, a vast space filled with long tables and benches, packed with members of Asher’s pack. As Olivia walked besides him, holding Cade’s tiny hand, she could feel the weight of the crowd’s stares bearing down on her. The once-quiet murmur of conversation dwindled to hushed whispers, and Olivia didn’t need to listen closely to catch the hostile glances that followed her every step."Is that her?""That’s Asher’s mate? The one who disappeared?" "Why is she here now?"The whispers, tinged with curiosity and judgement, pricked at Olivia’s nerves. Her shoulders tensed, but she kept her gaze forward.Then, as they continued deeper into the hall, something shifted. The whispers softened, and soon, a different kind of murmur filled the space—admiration."Look at him... He’s just like Asher.""He’s adorable!""Spitting image of his father."The focus shifted from Olivia to Cade. A few of the pack members smiled warmly at him, while others couldn’t stop

Olivia clenched her jaw as she stared at Thelia. The taunting words hung in the air, each one laced with venom. Thelia’s smirk widened, satisfied with Olivia’s silence."You should visit your old pack sometime," Thelia said, her voice dripping with mockery. "Your friends miss you. After all, you did abandon them.""I didn’t abandon them," she replied, her voice steady but filled with restrained anger. "I was forced to leave. You know that."Thelia chuckled darkly, flipping her hair over her shoulder. "Forced? Oh, sweetie, don’t rewrite history. You ran away after seducing Asher. And now look at you. You got lucky—became the Alpha princess. But deep down, you’re still that pathetic half-breed. Let’s see how long you can keep up this little facade."Olivia’s eyes narrowed, her muscles tensing. "Are you threatening me?" she asked, her tone calm but with an edge that made it clear she wasn’t afraid.Thelia’s smirk didn’t waver. "No, darling," she said, her voice syrupy sweet. "Just tellin