บททั้งหมดของ The Chosen Omega: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

CadeonLili still hasn't woken up, and I'm starting to get worried.I don't understand much about the mate bond and the effect it has on females. I know I feel perfectly at ease—never slept better, in fact. But with women, things tend to be a bit complicated.And I was rough. Rougher than I intended. I lost control when I had to partially shift, and though I thought we could spend more time together before taking such a huge step—our wolves didn't want to wait, it seems—I'm happy that it happened.I have no doubts at all. Lili is the person I want to spend the rest of my life with. I've never loved anyone the way I love her.That's why I'm so concerned. I can hardly focus on breakfast; I'm only eating because everyone else is. It's quiet this morning, and it makes me wonder if it's always like this or whether my presence here is making everyone uncomfortable.I hope it's the former.Golen and I exchange a look. He's seated directly across from me, and I'm not sure why he's looking at

LiliethIt's time to say goodbye to Cadeon. He has to leave.Honestly, I didn't expect it to hurt this much.Our newly formed bond is making this harder than it has to be. We're supposed to be close to one another, letting the bond bring us together. A separation is rarely taken well at a time like this.But what can we do?We don't have a choice. Duty calls, and if he doesn't go, it'll be much worse because then, his pack mates, especially his father, will suspect that he's up to no good. That can't happen.His life will be in danger.We're still in the room because it's an easier way to say goodbye. Downstairs, there are way too many people. The privacy just wouldn't be there.His arms are wrapped around me, and his chin is resting on the top of my head. It feels like we've said everything we had to say to one another and now, we've run out of words.I just want him to hold me."I'll come back as soon as I can," Cadeon says. That's when I know that it's really time for him to go.M

Lilieth"So, you mean to tell me that it was really all an act?"Timmon smiles at me. We're currently walking around the garden, and essentially catching up. He just confessed to me that those things he told me when we met back at the academy were all part of an act—something he and Cadeon planned.I'm genuinely shocked that he knew about the whole plan—he wants to be a part of the whole thing."Of course. I'd never say those things to you, Lilieth. I knew about you and Cadeon. You're the only one who didn't know. When he explained to me how dangerous it would be for you if we were always around you, and that included me, I knew I had to keep you at arm's length.""Hm," I say."I'm sorry about the things I said.""It's alright, you didn't mean them," I say. "Does Cadeon know you're here?""No," he admits. "He has no idea. To him and everyone else, I'm still enrolled at the academy."My eyes bulge. "And you're not?"Timmon shakes his head. "I've been meaning to quit for a long time. It

CadeonUnfortunately, I've had to assign Lennox to the role of watching the village of Omega-borns. My father insisted, claiming that Lennox would be my future Beta and so, he would have to get used to such 'missions'.He knows nothing about our arguments, which is why he still has this idea in his head, and I wasn't the one who'd break the news to him. All of this works in my favor for the time being.But fuck. Now I have to watch him and launch my investigation on Draven. It's almost too much to juggle.Lennox showed up to disrupt my peace. It makes me fucking hate him more than I already do. But nothing can be done—I'll have to tolerate him or find a smart way to get rid of him.Another thing that's hammering against the side of my head is Timmon's mysterious disappearance. Where the hell is he? According to our mother, he left yesterday morning and hasn't been back since. On top of that, he's not at the academy.They send word concerning his absenteeism.I know he's been in a mood

LiliethThe next day, the matter isn't quite forgotten, and everything—the truth of what happened last night—reveals itself in the most unexpected way.I feel bad for having leaped to conclusions about the wolf being Wenton. I wouldn't go as far as saying that I'm embarrassed by it. Relief is the better word. Because if that wolf wasn't Wenton, that means he isn't here.His presence here would be beyond problematic. I don't believe that he'd be the kind of person to reform and try to adapt to the truth. No, he's too much of an Alpha-born for that, and it won't even matter that he has the blood of the true leaders coursing through his veins.He despises anything that is associated with what he perceives as weakness.Irredeemable. That's what he is.Over breakfast, two Gammas—or rather, two guards who are both Omega-borns—approach the table. Something about their energy is completely off, though. I can sense that something is wrong.So does everyone else, because they're wearing the sam