Lahat ng Kabanata ng Rebirth of the Omega Queen: Ravished by the Alpha King : Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

The masquerade ball was already in full swing when I arrived. Dominant males and females gathered together in clusters, gossiping and giggling about the ball. Their excitement was through the roof, but mine wasn't.All I wanted was to escape this ill fate that was waiting for me. Adjusting the mask I had switched with my cousin, I smoothed my dress and made my way inside. Everything was different. The mask, the dress and even the rope hanging from my waist. I made sure that there was no way that Kendall or Jace could recognise me. Not tonight, at least. “Thank you,” I whispered as I grabbed a drink.“Jace!" A voice rang out making me turn. Jace stood near the center of the hall surrounded by several Alphas. Even with a mask covering the upper half of his face, there was no mistaking him. Tall. Broad shoulders. The confident posture of a man who believed the world belonged to him.And right in his arms was Kendall. Her dress shimmered under the lights hugging her slim figure perf

“Grandmother, please,” I begged weakly as I sat down on the ground by my bed. The sun poured in through the window, spreading across the floor and creeping up the wall.Everything was going just as it has been in my past life. In my past life, I had been locked up because money had been found in my room. The money belonged to the pack and my grandmother accused me of stealing even when I told her I did not do it. In the end, Kendall had stolen the research report that I worked on for months and submitted it as her own. She became the most celebrated student among all the packs while I was known as a thief. My jaw clenched as the memory hit me. Not this time. “Grandm—” I yelled as the door opened, expecting to see my grandmother but it was Kendall. The door shut behind her with a quiet sound. “Well… look at you,” she said, her voice soft, amused as she stared at me. “Crying on the floor again. Some things really never change, do they?”“You're finally showing your true colours.

He was really serious. Seated at the courthouse, my heart pounded as I stared at the marriage certificate in front of me. Doubt started to creep in making me fumble with my hands as I sat rather than pick up the pen. There were no rules. No clear boundaries. No expiry date to the marriage. If I signed the marriage certificate, I would be married to him for as long as I was alive. My bully. In my past life, he was always finding ways to torment me. Being married to him, maybe it was a trap. "Right now things are chaotic. The plague is still spreading and many of our kind are dying. I can't give you a grand wedding. You will just have to bear with it," Silas said arrogantly as he looked down at his wristwatch. I rolled my eyes at him. I didn't want a wedding. Hell, I didn’t even want the marriage itself. The only reason I was here was because I had no choice. “What are you waiting for?” he asked, his voice calm but sharp. “You gave me your word, Mara. Don’t

MARA Hate was too subtle of a word to describe what I felt towards Silas. Not only had he forced me into marrying him but he had also forced me into staying in his room. My chest rose and fell as I sat down in his bedroom putting away my things. Everything had been arranged as if he was already expecting me. That annoyed me even more. His room was too big. Bigger than the entire apartment I once dreamed of having for myself. The bed sat at the center, large enough for four people, covered in dark sheets that looked too neat to have ever been slept in. A long glass window stretched across one side of the room, showing the city lights outside. There was a sitting area near the corner with two leather chairs and a low table between them. Everything looked expensive, perfect. For a second, I wanted to turn the entire room upside down. Maybe it would teach him a lesson and I could get to sleep in another room. I sighed and stood up. "He has lots of rooms. He won't give up ea

The moment I pushed the classroom door open, the noise inside disappeared. It happened so fast that it made my steps slow. One second, students were talking, laughing, and moving around. The next, the entire room had gone completely silent as if a vampire had stepped into the room. Every single person turned to look at me. Their eyes followed me like I had walked in carrying a disease instead of a school bag. Some looked curious. Some looked disgusted. I kept my face blank even though I could feel the weight of their stares pressing against my skin. I had expected this. An omega in the most prestigious medical school. Of course they would stare. Of course they would whisper. But I wasn't going to let them get to me. Not when I had a mission. A dream. I tightened my fingers around the strap of my bag and forced myself to keep walking. The classroom was huge, with long rows of seats arranged neatly in steps. The smell of books, perfume, and freshly cleaned