All Chapters of The Omega The Alpha Couldn't Kill: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Jax was cutting through the library on an errand for Fin when a scent struck him like a battering ram.That plan died on the spot.He halted mid-step, head snapping toward the source.There she was. Her silver-blonde hair was tucked beneath the hood of her cloak. She was flipping through a massive book with furrowed brows, mouthing the words as she read.Jax stood immobilized watching, before his jaw dropped.Did he just see her eyes glow? And was she speaking in a different language? Surely not.His legs carried him towards her before his mind caught up.She was breathtaking. He couldn't look away.Nova looked up, noticing him. She gave a warm smile and dipped gracefully. "Gamma Thorne. How are you?""Just Jax," he said. "Please. No need for all that."His voice came out warmer than intended. Not his usual Gamma tone used with pack members. It was intimate.He mentally kicked himself.Nova studied him with her green eyes that never seemed to miss anything."You're the Gamma," she said

Jax was supposed to be heading back to his quarters after training.He wasn't supposed to notice the faint trace of vanilla and moonlight drifting through the corridor.He wasn't supposed to care.But he did.The scent hit him hard enough that he paused mid-step, eyes narrowing. Nova. It was her. Fresh, recent. She must've passed this way minutes ago. He looked toward the direction of the Omega wing, jaw tightening.He shouldn't...He exhaled sharply. What are you doing, Thorne?He turned back toward his quarters, stripped down, and took the fastest shower of his life. The water barely had time to run hot before he was already toweling off and pulling on a black shirt. Halfway through lacing his boots, he caught himself.And then what? he thought bitterly. Show up? Ask to tag along like some lovesick pup? What would you even say?There were rules among pack hierarchy. Gammas didn't mingle casually with omegas. They could command, protect, even mentor, but they didn't blur lines. It ke

The music was getting louder and so was the crowd.The door slammed open at the front of the speakeasy, and in walked six warriors in dark leather — their golden wolf sigils flashing on each shoulder.With them was the largest female warrior in Shadowclaw. Broad-shouldered, taller than most men, jet-black hair pulled into a vicious braid. She moved like a beast barely contained by flesh.And she was watching Nova.The man beside her peeled away, eyes on Nova's hair like it was a prize. He crossed the room with that slow, cocky walk Jax knew too well.Nova was in the middle of talking to the bartender when he shoved his hand between them, palm out and introduced himself.She froze, slowly turning. Her hesitation was clear, but she reached out and shook it.He didn't let go.Instead, he grabbed a lock of her hair and began twisting it around his finger, smirking.Jax and Finric both stood in perfect unison. The air between them crackled.But—Smack.Elle's hand came down hard on the man

The door slammed open. Two guards stormed into her quarters without warning. Nova jolted surprised, a scream escaping her before she could stop it.Elle bolted upright, eyes wide, hair tangled. "What are you doing?" She scrambled across the blankets toward them. "She hasn't done anything! She's been here all night. Let her go!"The guards didn't even spare her a look. They dragged Nova backward, rough and unyielding, as if she were a criminal rather than an omega girl barely awake."Elle—" Nova gasped, breath shaking, but the grip on her arms tightened until her fingers went numb."On what charges?" Elle snapped, furious now. "Answer me! You cannot haul her off without cause. What is this?"The guards remained silent.Silent and merciless.They pulled Nova into the hall, the torches guttering in weak drafts. No one was awake to see, no advisors, no warriors, no servants. Just the echo of boots and Nova's stumbling breaths as they forced her down the empty corridors toward the lower k

Lisa Rellane's hands were already shaking before she crossed the threshold. Lieutenant Blackhart escorted her in. Her gaze stayed fixed on the floor, her fingers twisted in her apron like she was trying to wring courage out of the fabric."Sit," Fin said.She obeyed so fast the chair screeched.Fin's Alpha aura dropped into the room like a blade. The air pressed inward.Lisa trembled."You will answer truthfully," Fin said, voice low. "Attempt to lie, and you will feel it."Lisa forgot how to breathe for a second. "Y–yes, Alpha.""Good. Tell us exactly what occurred."Lisa took a steadying breath. "I—I received a mindlink from Princess Meredith. She said she needed me. Immediately. I rushed to her chambers and... I heard noises. From inside.""What kind of noises?""A—A struggle," she stammered. "Something falling. I thought—someone was attacking her."Aeron scoffed quietly. "Convenient."Lisa flinched at the sound.Fin didn't look away from her. "Continue.""When I entered, the pr