All Chapters of The Blood Sovereign's Omega (MM Romance): Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Kael POVThe Sump smells like rust, wet concrete, and old blood. I have been breathing it in through the cracked window of my apartment for twenty years, so I barely notice it anymore.I look at myself in the mirror above the sink. My skin is pale from working nights, and dark circles sit beneath my eyes. My face is ordinary, the kind people forget the moment they look away. In the Sump, invisible people survive.The faucet groans before spitting out rusty water. I splash some water on my face, rub the sleep from my eyes, and reach for the bottle beside the sink. There are three copper pills inside.Three days.I roll the bottle around in my fingers. Each pill costs more than I make in two nights at the clinic, and my supplier has been gone for a week now. Maybe the gangs caught him. Maybe the vampires did. Either way, he was gone.I take one of the pills and swallow it. The bitter taste scrapes my throat, but soon I feel warmth spread through my chest, easing the tension that never t

Kael POVI stand frozen beside the pillar. The words Blood Sovereign echo in my head. Every vampire is on one knee, heads lowered. Even the wild ones back away into the tunnels, growling.The station falls so quiet I can hear water dripping onto the tracks. The man who saved me pays them no attention. He stands with his back to me, blood dripping from his fingertips onto the concrete before disappearing into the cracks beneath his shoes. He doesn't look at the body across the platform.Slowly, he turns. His red eyes settle on my face. The weight of his gaze steals the air from my lungs, cutting through twenty years of secrets. I fight the urge to step back as he takes a step toward me.Footsteps echo down the stairs, shattering the silence."There he is!" someone shouts.The thug from the alley stumbles onto the platform, soaked in rain and blood. "I found him!" he shouts, pointing at me. "He's my prize! I tracked him all the way—"His voice falters as he registers the station, the kn

Kael POVI refused to look at him. "Tell me, who was that doctor talking about?"Lucien stood before the windows that went all the way to the ceiling. His reflection stared back at him in the glass while the city sparkled beneath the rain. "It is an old matter that does not concern you.""It concerns me.""It does not."I laughed sharply. "He looked at my face like he'd seen a ghost. He dropped his case and ran. Don't tell me it doesn't concern me."Lucien remained silent. His reflection met mine through the glass.I took a step toward him. "Who has my eyes?""He was mistaken.""You're lying."Then Lucien turned around. His face was unreadable, but something darker stirred behind his eyes."You're asking the wrong question." His gaze stayed on mine. "You should be asking why the Council wants you alive.""I already know why." I folded my arms. "Because I'm a Pure Omega.""No. They want far more than your designation. Pure Omegas disappeared a long time ago because they were hunted."I

Kael POVThe elevator ride down was a blur of boots and matte-black gear. The enforcer holding my hood threw me onto the metal floor, the device on his belt pulsing with a green light that made the fire in my veins feel heavy. Every muscle turned to lead; I couldn't even lift my chin."Is the Sovereign following?" one muffled voice asked from behind a mask."No," the leader replied, checking his wrist screen. "The ice block he created locked down the penthouse corridor. It’ll take his team ten minutes to cut through. By then, we'll be past the Upper District line."The lift screeched to a halt at the garage level. As the doors slid open, two men grabbed my arms and dragged me across the floor, uncaring as my knees scraped against the concrete. To them, I was just cargo.They threw me into the back of a transport vehicle that smelled of oil and cold steel. The doors slammed shut, followed by the heavy, definitive clank of turning deadbolts.Darkness took over, save for the sickly green

Kael POVThe ground stopped shaking as suddenly as it had begun. Silence fell over the bunker, so heavy it hurt my ears. The thick concrete walls kept the quiet like a tomb. The dust in the air settled down in slow gray sheets, covering the old iron bed, the edge of the central desk, and the dark floorboards under my feet.Then the tremor beneath the bunker disappeared... and the floor seemed to drop out from under me. A crushing weight pressed into my chest, making it hard to breathe. My vision blurred at the edges, the concrete walls tilting violently to the right before spinning. I reached out blindly, my fingers grasping for the edge of the iron table, my nails scraping against the wood as I tried to make my legs stand still.Lucien moved into my line of sight. He didn't blur; he just appeared, his heavy leather boots making no sound on the floorboards."Kael.""I'm fine." I kept my eyes on my hands. My knuckles were white, the skin straining against the bone as I leaned on the