All Chapters of Desperate Omega Seduces the Cold Enigma for his protection: Chapter 51 - Chapter 55

Jax's POV The ride back to my territory dissolved into a haze of pain and exhaustion, leaving behind only disjointed memories: Kai's warm hands against my skin checking my wounds, the bite of the cold wind through my torn clothes, and the rhythmic stride of my horse beneath me. When we finally crossed the border into my land, my strength gave out and I nearly slipped from the saddle. Kai caught me before I hit the ground. "Jax," he said, his voice sharp with urgency. "Jax, stay with me." "I'm here," I managed, my voice reduced to a rasp. "I'm not going anywhere." He took my weight and half-carried me into the house, my entire body screaming in protest with every step. Once inside, he lowered me onto the couch and immediately set to work. Though his hands remained steady, the color had drained completely from his face. "You lost a lot of blood," he said. "I need to get you patched up." "Do what you have to do." He worked in silence, carefully cleaning and bandaging each

Jax's POV Three whole weeks passed following our encounter with Selene. It was three full weeks of blissful, unprecedented peace—three weeks of waking up every morning with Kai wrapped securely in my arms and believing with all my heart that the worst of our trials were finally behind us. Looking back, I should have known better than to lower my guard. It all began with a single message delivered without warning. A foreign scout arrived at the perimeter of my border, carrying a sealed letter marked with the distinct wax crest of Selene's pack. I broke the seal in the main room of our house while Kai stood close behind me, watching over my shoulder with an anxious expression. Jax, I write to inform you that the council has unexpectedly decided to revisit their previous ruling regarding the omega's legal status. New evidence has recently come to light, suggesting that the original betrothal claim was never properly dissolved under traditional pack law. I have tried my best to inte

Jax's POV One full year had passed since our final confrontation in the northern wilderness. In that time, our humble mountain shelter had expanded significantly. What had initially begun as a rough, single-room log cabin with a basic roof had grown into something far more substantial: a proper home featuring two cozy bedrooms, a warm kitchen, and a broad wooden porch directly facing the mountain peaks. It was modest compared to the expansive territory I had left behind, but it possessed a quiet beauty because it was entirely ours. I stood on the front porch during the early hours of the morning, quietly watching the vibrant sunrise break over the snow-capped mountains. The lingering winter snow was steadily melting, and the very first green shoots of spring were stubbornly pushing through the damp earth. Soft, careful footsteps sounded on the wooden planks behind me. Kai appeared in the doorway, wrapped loosely in one of my oversized heavy coats. His rounded belly was full and he