All Chapters of The Runaway Omega Bride: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

~Adrian's POV~The first thing I learned in prison was that time moved differently when you had nothing to do. Minutes felt like hours, and hours felt like days. The same four stone walls surrounded me every moment, the same cold floor beneath me, the same silence that seemed to mock me.A week ago, I had walked through the Silver Crescent pack halls with my head held high. People moved aside when they saw me. They knew my name, they knew my family, they knew I was the eldest son of the Delta family. Respect was something I had never needed to ask for. It was simply given.Now? Now I sat inside a cell like some common criminal. Because of one Omega. Aria.My fingers tightened around the edge of the small wooden table beside my bed. Everything had been perfect. Too perfect. I had spent weeks building her trust—every smile, every kind word, every moment where I pretended to care. She believed it all. That was the funniest part. She really thought someone like me could look at her and s

~Ivy's POV~Adrain's lips crushed my lips and I moaned in his mouth, running my fingers through his golden hair.I wrapped my legs around his waist as he let his free hand slide between my legs and massaged my core. I moaned again in his mouth and he smiled. He pulled away and then broke the kiss and gently pulled my bottom lip between his teeth before kissing my cheek with his hot breath, leaving a mark."Ahhhh!!! Adrain....." Soon his tongue found his way between my legs. Slowly running his tongue through my stomach to my pussy folds, he started sucking it. I leaned back moaning his name. I arched my back as his tongue moved over me slowly in circular motions. I gripped onto his shoulders and dug my nails into his flesh."Adrain....Ahh...."I moaned passionately as my hands clutched at his hair. I bit my lower lips to stifle my moans as I spread my legs a little wider while Adrain buried his face in between my legs. His skillful tongue and lips continued to pay loving attention to my

~Adrian's POV~The hours passed. Eventually, the sky began to lighten. Ivy looked outside. "You have to go."I stood. The guard would be waiting.Before leaving, she stopped me. "Adrian."I turned. "What?"She looked uncertain. "Maybe you should stop."I stared at her. "Stop what?""Everything."A slow smile appeared on my face. "No." I opened the door. "It's already gone too far."I returned before sunrise. The guard locked the cell door behind me. The chains were placed back around my wrists. And once again, Adrian disappeared. At least, that was what everyone thought.---The next night, Ivy arrived later than usual. The moment she entered the cabin, I knew something was wrong. Her face was pale, her breathing was uneven."What happened?"She didn't answer."Ivy."She looked at me. "It's Aria."My expression darkened. "What about her?"A long silence followed. Then she said, "She's gone."I frowned. "What do you mean?""She left."I stared at her. "Left where?""The Silver Crescent

~Adrian's POV~My hands were steady. My breath was even and then the lock clicked open.I pushed the door outward a crack. The younger guard was sitting with his back to me, facing the corridor.I slipped out behind him. One step. Two. He never heard me coming.The keys hung from his belt. I reached for them carefully—slowly, silently—and lifted them free.Then I turned and walked toward the rear gate.Twenty minutes. I had exactly twenty minutes.The patrols would not cross this area until the clock struck midnight. And midnight was still fifteen minutes away.I passed the corridor. The rear gate. The garden.The forest was waiting.The moment the cold night air hit my face, I breathed deeper than I had in weeks. Freedom. Real freedom.I did not look back. I did not hesitate. I ran.And in the darkness, surrounded by trees and moonlight, I whispered a single promise:"Aria. I'm coming for you."---I ran through the forest for what felt like hours. The moonlight barely pierced the th

~Aria's POV~Two weeks ago, the pack house had been alive with celebration. Torches lined every corridor. Music drifted through the halls. Wolves laughed and danced and toasted to the future.It was the day Kieran became Alpha.It was also my birthday.No one remembered that part.I sat alone in my old small room, the one I had grown up in, the one with the cracked window and the sagging bed. The celebration roared on the floors below, but up here, everything was quiet.A single candle flickered on the small wooden table beside me. It was not a birthday cake. It was not a gift. It was just a candle I had found in the kitchen, half-melted and forgotten.I had lit it anyway.I had closed my eyes and made a wish.I wished for something to change. Something to matter. Something to prove that I was more than just the pack's forgotten Omega.---The candlelight cast dancing shadows across the walls. I stared at the small flame and tried to feel something other than emptiness.Below me, I co