All Chapters of The Omega and Her Three Wolves   : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Zach POV“Yes, I think this would be a great spot,” I said, nodding as I looked at the derelict buildings my pack owned. There were some old Omega barracks close to the town center, ones that had been condemned after the new apartments had opened.“Should we begin tearing down the old buildings?” the head of my construction crew asked.I nodded. “Even if we go for a different spot for the aquatic center, these buildings need to be taken down. They’re a fire hazard.”My wolf was unhappy about leaving the house this morning. After Ruby’s success on the mountaintop and how pure and sweet the magic that surrounded us had been, I wanted to make the images we’d seen come true.We had spent most of the evening going over old plans Joe had made years ago for a town aquatic center—and most of the night engaged in some pleasant exercise.It was doubtful that Ruby was pregnant; logically, I knew that was good. We weren’t in the right spot to adjust to the added complication of a baby in our rela

Ruby POVZach said we talked, and I told him to leave me alone. I didn’t remember having that conversation.It was cold in the house, even though I could hear the furnace continually running. We’d experienced a sudden drop in temperature the last few days. It was so miserably cold that there were some concerns about the well-being of the forest. All in all, our temperatures had fluctuated rapidly. Would it kill off some of the trees? Was there anything we could do to help them?As I stood at my window, staring out at the redwoods, I wondered if that was what the spirit wanted. Why it kept pulling me to the forest, why it did its damnedest to make me light fires. Maybe it wanted to destroy the redwoods. Why? To make the dark part of the forest, the place that was all twisted pines and shadow, expand?I thought it was gone. I thought we had defeated it, but it was back. I felt it, slithering through my bones. Flexing through my body as though I was a puppet.And worse, I couldn’t seem t

Zach POVRuby lifted her hands again and let out a slow breath, lowering them toward the ground. The house fire died out at once. Beyond her, I saw Denric and Jarek rush to Jessica, Benson, and Cassian. Jessica was sobbing, and my heart stuttered until I heard the sound of the baby crying again.Cassian passed him to Denric, and I was relieved that none of them seemed to have any visible injuries. Jessica clung to Jarek, and he scooped her into his arms.At the firetruck, Laz turned off the hose. He, Billy, and Ralph stared at Marianne, who wove strings of light between her hands. I watched, fascinated. Seeing her using the magic with such deftness, a memory jogged in my mind. One that I had long repressed.I lowered my gaze, looking at my fellow Alphas. I braced myself for the sight, but they were all whole, no sign of injury on them. Before I could fully process this information, Ruby swayed on the spot.I started forward, but my muscles were frozen. Pain crept through me, and I gro

Ruby POVAll I knew was that it had been weaponized against me in a way that ended up taking far too long for me to embrace my own sexuality. It made me ashamed of the thoughts in my head, desires that weren’t hurting anyone.If it wasn’t for my mates, my sexuality would have continued to be weaponized against me. If it weren’t for their kindness, their caring, I wouldn’t have grown as confident as I was.“I almost forgot,” Jessica said, digging into her purse. “I made another vision potion for you. I recently drank one, and you’re not supposed to have them too often. Hopefully, it will give you some insight with Marianne.”We ran into a handful of wolves from Joe’s pack close to Joe’s house. They smiled warmly at the two of us, and we stopped for a brief chat. They were respectful to both of us, enquiring after our health and how our mates were faring. After we parted ways, I shook my head slightly.“I didn’t think that they would ever warm up to me, and now they’re treating me like…

Billy POVThe mountain belonged to no one. All the packs were welcome to do whatever they wanted in the redwood forests, all the way up the mountain as the towering trees grew smaller and denser. I, personally, preferred to be up in the trees, away from town and all the nonsense that came with it.Being a small town was one thing, but a small town divided up into dozens of wolf shifter packs was another thing entirely. There was always drama happening.Currently, the drama is centered on Marianne Pinewood. Librarian, witch, and my current ward.Having been a ward of the pack when I was orphaned at a young age, before I was old enough to become Alpha, it seemed strange to have a grown-ass woman as my ward. But she was under my protection, living under my roof, so it was the best way to describe the situation, though she would probably prefer to call herself a prisoner.In any case, she was my ward, and I was her protector, along with a couple of other Alphas from Silverwood. I sat near