All Chapters of The Omega The Alpha Couldn't Kill: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

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Fin Stared. Nova Noticed.

"If he sees you," Aeron said, "don't approach."Nova's stomach dropped.They'd come straight to his study after the woods, and Aeron had listened to every detail without interrupting. Now he stood behind his desk, arms folded."His instincts are in chaos, and seeing you might trigger the wrong response."Nova nodded slowly, though her chest felt like it might cave in at the thought. Not approaching Jax felt wrong. But she'd already seen what happened when she did.Cael broke the tension with a sigh. "Stealth babysitting rotations. Great. I'm putting that on my resume.""Professional shadowing of emotionally unstable, power-enhanced shifters. Very marketable," Fin added.Despite herself, Nova let out a tiny laugh.Fin watched her closely. She was holding it together, but barely. His jaw clenched. His wolf was restless again, sensing her pain. But his presence wasn't her comfort. Not the way she wanted someone else to be.Still, he'd make damn sure she didn't face this alone."Let's hav

She Said Alpha. He Said Try Again.

Time to check on Jax. Her mate who hated her.She felt empty. No matebond. No pull. No electricity sparking in her veins. Just numbness. Like her heart had been hollowed out and all her emotions had gone with him.On the bright side, she'd eaten a cracker today. The bar was underground and she was still tripping over it.Then a voice filled her mind.Fin: Nova, where are you?Nova: I'm about to leave. Is everything okay?Fin: Yes. I'm going to come with you. Meet me at the back exit, past the library.She stared at the wall for a solid three seconds, as though Fin Shadowclaw offering to accompany her on a nighttime wolf errand was a riddle she hadn't studied for.Nova: You don't have to come if you're busy, Alpha. It's okay.There was a long pause.Fin: First, call me Fin. Not Alpha. We're past that. Second, I'm not too busy. Jax is like a brother to me and you're a member of my pack.Nova froze for a second, her cheeks warming.Fin. She'd heard Jax and Cael call him that. He didn't of

He Whispered Relax From Behind. She Bullseyed.

He couldn't stop thinking about her, and it was going to get someone killed.The Elder Council meeting finally ended. Painfully, reluctantly, and with a level of droning that made Fin question his own sanity.Beside him, Cael muttered, "They're still down there with Draven. His trainings are getting too extreme.""You didn't have a problem with that before you met a certain redhead," Fin said, not looking up. "In fact, I distinctly remember you saying you wanted him to go harder on the students.""You didn't have a problem with it either until Captain Cormaire got involved," Cael shot back."You mean Lieutenant Cormaire. He's demoted.""Good. I'm going down there. It sounds like Draven might need some help."Cael turned to leave, and Fin's legs were already moving to follow.They arrived just as the class transitioned to target practice. And what they saw... was chaos.No one seemed to notice the two high-ranking males entering the training field.An arrow ricocheted off the top of a

Lost When His Father Died. She Found It.

Aeron would later describe the moment as "watching a grown man get hit by lightning in slow motion and pretend it was a mild inconvenience."He and Fin were in mid-conversation, passing through the second-floor walkway of the library.Fin stopped suddenly, like someone had yanked an invisible chain. A tightness braced across his shoulders, and his jaw clenched hard enough to crack teeth. "What—" Aeron glanced over the railing.Nova stood in the one slanted beam of sun pouring from the high window, as if the library itself had decided to spotlight her.He looked back at Fin, brows lifted. In the span of one second, the mage's expression changed from curiosity to holy shit.Fin's head snapped towards the lower floor, attention locking onto Nova. And then he moved down the stairs, eyes never leaving her.Aeron followed, the corners of his mouth twitching in mild, entertained disbelief."Nova? Aren't you supposed to be in the dining hall?" He paused, reconsidered, then added dryly, "No—ri

Casual Run to What the Actual Fuck

Two hours was all Nova had. Find Jax. Make sure he was alive. Run back before anyone noticed her gone.Three point plan. She had memorized the mile markers Finric showed her. That was the point of why he showed them.It made sense. He was busy. He was Alpha.Just as she was reaching for the door of her room, the mindlink opened.Fin: You better not be leaving without me.Nova: How did you —Fin: Meet me in the usual spot.Her brow furrowed.She went to the usual spot, and there he was standing against the frame with his arms crossed. Dressed in his own hard shell training suit. And clearly not amused."Were you trying to go without me?" he asked."I thought— wasn't that why you showed me those trail markers? So I could find my way back?" she asked genuinely, wide-eyed and confused.He exhaled through his nose, the corner of his mouth twitching. "What are we going to do with you?"He cracked a smile. "I showed you those markers because I should've done it when you first arrived here.

Forced To Shift. Forced To Watch Him Die.

"Kill him."The cloaked man's voice was cold.The wraithbeast lunged.Fin hurled himself forward, claws meeting shadow in a violent collision that split the earth beneath them. Black blood splattered across the moss, hissing where it landed.Fin: Cael. Aeron. Sterling. I need backup— now!Nothing.Silence.Then a snarl.The beast's claws raked across Fin's side, and he ripped back with his fangs, tearing through what passed for flesh. The creature screamed — a sound that wasn't a sound at all, more like static from another world.Fin: Nova run now!But Nova couldn't move. Something was holding her. Binding her.She looked down. Shadow tendrils wrapped around her paws like chains, humming with unnatural energy. Her wolf struggled, heart hammering, but the more she pulled, the tighter they coiled.The hooded man tilted his head, voice cutting through the chaos. "I said shift."Nova gasped as her body obeyed. Her bones cracked, light flickered, and suddenly— she was standing there, human

His Room. His Bed. Don't.

Blackness. Total blackness.He wasn't supposed to die now. Not yet. Not while she was still out there— terrified, alone, touchable by that thing.But then—He tasted it.Warm.Sweet.Vanilla and moonlight.It hit his tongue like fire and salvation all at once. He swallowed, and the taste exploded again. Stronger. Deeper. Familiar in a way he couldn't explain, like a memory he never lived but always longed for.Then breath— shallow but real— burned into his lungs.Her scent filled him.The pain came next. Not the agony of before, but a different kind of pain— purging, cleansing. His bones cracked back into place, fire racing down his spine as it healed.Wounds across his stomach closed. The blackness receded like a nightmare at dawn.He kept drinking. His hand found the source, clutching it tighter, needing more.Mine.Her blood poured in like the moon feeding the tide. And he rose.Fin opened his eyes.And there she was.Nova.On her knees, her face pale, her wrist still in his hand.

Briefs, Thong, And Not The Couch

"Out of all the times for Jax to not be here." Elias exhaled, rubbing the back of his neck. "Skin-on-skin contact with a mate would speed her healing tenfold. No magic in the realm can mimic that."He prepped a syringe and looked up at Fin. "This is for the fever. It's the same stuff we used on her before. Should stabilize her temperature."Fin didn't respond, watching Elias inject her. Her body didn't even flinch."I am going to take a nap on the couch. I feel like shit," Fin said.Aeron stood beside him, hands on his hips. "Mindlink us if anything changes.""I will," Fin said, already knowing he wouldn't leave her side.The door closed behind them. Silence settled like a thick blanket over the room.Fin moved to sit beside her on the edge of the bed, running his hand gently down her arm, then over the back of her knuckles. Her skin was still cold. Pale. Too still for comfort."You're going to be okay," He whispered, more to himself than anyone else.Xeon murmured in Fin's mind again

Fin's Wolf Said WHAT To Nova?

The forest shimmered in silver light, fog curling around the bases of the trees like breath from something ancient and asleep.Nova stood in a clearing.The world felt quiet—too quiet. But she wasn't afraid.Ahead, a golden-eyed wolf stood between shafts of moonlight, its black fur gleaming like wet stone. Familiar. Achingly familiar."Jax?" she whispered, taking a step forward. Her voice cracked with hope. "Is that you?"The wolf didn't move at first. Then, slowly, it tilted its head."Come back to me," she begged, voice rising. "I miss you so much. Please...."The wolf hesitated. Its ears flicked toward her. One step. Then another.Nova's breath caught.But then—black smoke spilled in like ink poured into water. It slithered between them, hissing and alive, growing thicker by the second. The golden eyes disappeared behind it."No...Jax!" she screamed, panicked, like she couldn't breathe.She ran forward, but the smoke slammed into her like a wave. Blinding. Freezing. Drowning."JAX!

Her Scream. His Name. Gone.

Darkness. That was all he knew.No scent. No sound. Just the hollow echo of his own heartbeat pounding in his skull.Who am I? Where am I?He tried to think, but the thoughts came jagged—splintered fragments that didn't fit together. He was standing in snow. His hands—no, his paws—were stained red.Then the voices started. Static at first. Distant.We're being attacked! Need backup—anyone nearby?A man's voice. Urgent. Familiar.Jax's ears twitched. Who—?Minutes later, another mindlink broke through.Saved me... She's not in good condition. I can't shift to protect her—need help.Confusion slammed into him. The words echoed in his head over and over. He recognized the voice, and the pain in it clawed at his chest.Why couldn't he remember anything?His wolf whined softly inside him. Something's missing.The voice in his head sounded fractured too, like it was trying to claw through fog.A hole yawned open in Jax's chest—cold, hollow, aching. He didn't know what it was, only that it

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