All Chapters of The Omega Hidden in the Alpha Twins Bed: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

• NELSON •If someone had told me a few months ago that my biggest problem would be convincing an entire kingdom that my brother and I weren’t losing our minds, I would have laughed in their face. Now I was seriously considering whether it would be easier to fight an army than explain why Jason and I kept talking to someone nobody else could see. The courtyard incident had followed us everywhere, absolutely everywhere- and by evening, half the palace staff had heard some version of the story. The Alpha Kings were talking to invisible people. The Alpha Kings were hearing voices. The Alpha Kings were apparently sharing the same hallucination. The Alpha Kings had finally broken under the pressure of leadership. Personally, I blamed Caleb. Mostly because it was funny.The three of us had returned to our floor after the disaster in the courtyard, hoping for at least a few hours of peace. That hope lasted approximately six minutes. A servant arrived with dinner, entering our sitting ro

​ •CALEB• I didn’t think I had ever truly seen myself in wolf form, not once in all the time I could remember, but the massive wolf staring back at me from the water’s surface was unmistakably Stormy. He was enormous, all silver-grey fur and pale eyes that held far too much amusement for the situation we were in, and for a moment I just stood there inside our shared mind, stunned by the sheer size of him reflected back at me. My hearing felt impossibly sharp out here. Long before I would have noticed anything on my own, I caught the distant sound of something moving through the underbrush, some wild animal unaware that it had just become very interesting to my wolf. Stormy’s attention snapped toward the sound immediately, ears pricking forward, every muscle in our shared body tensing with sudden, focused hunger. His fur shimmered under the light like liquid moonlight. His eyes carried that same annoying confidence I had already learned to recognize. Mine. He turned his head sligh

• JASON •Stormy was insane. Absolutely insane.The wolf had disappeared for weeks, returned with ancient memories, took control of our mate’s body, flirted shamelessly with everyone breathing around him, and somehow still managed to make people like him.Which was the problem. Because despite all of that…I liked him too. Moon Goddess help me. I liked his ridiculous confidence. I liked how he constantly annoyed Caleb. I liked how he somehow brought life into every room he entered.And if I was being completely honest?The chaos felt less terrifying when Stormy was around. But there was a limit.And if that wolf actually ran off with our omega and got him hurt, I would personally find a way to throw him back into whatever corner of Caleb’s mind he came from.Forever.Because as much as I enjoyed Stormy’s presence, Caleb was what mattered.Caleb without Stormy was still Caleb.Still our mate. Still the person I loved. Stormy wasn’t the reason I stayed. Caleb was always Caleb. Weather s

•CALEB•The vampire’s words didn’t leave the air. They stayed there instead, heavy and stubborn, like the forest itself refused to let them fade.You are still the same.That was what he said first, like it was the simplest thing in the world, like I was supposed to understand what he meant without feeling like my mind was being dragged through fog.I stood there beneath the trees completely naked, still trying to steady my breathing from the strange flashes that had hit me earlier. My body still didn’t feel fully mine. Something about the way Stormy had taken control and then stepped back left me unsettled in a way I couldn’t explain. Even now I could feel him somewhere inside me, restless, watching, listening, like he was pretending to relax when he clearly wasn’t.The vampire didn’t move closer. He just studied me like I was a memory he was trying to reconstruct from broken pieces.“You still don’t remember,” he said again, softer this time.Stormy growled inside my head immediatel

• CALEB • I don’t understand what is wrong with me. That thought kept repeating itself in my head like a broken loop I couldn’t shut off. Every time I tried to open my mouth and explain what happened, it was like my words refused to form properly, like something inside me kept hitting a wall and bouncing back into silence. “I don’t know,” I finally said again, even though I hated how weak it sounded. “Everything just vanished.” And it wasn’t even a lie. That was the worst part. It really did feel like everything had just slipped through my fingers. One moment I was standing there, aware, speaking, reacting, and the next moment it was like someone had cut a piece of time out of my head and thrown it away where I couldn’t reach it anymore. Stormy shifted inside me immediately, restless and uneasy. This is not okay, Caleb. “I know,” I muttered under my breath, more to myself than anyone else. “This shit is not okay at all.” My chest felt tight in a way I couldn’t explain