All Chapters of A Plus Size Omega: Submitting To My Bestie's Alpha Father : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Serena’s POVThe afternoon passed more peacefully than I expected — almost suspiciously so.For once, nothing exploded. No mysterious messages appeared on my phone. No alarms shattered the calm. No one came sprinting through the halls shouting about an incoming attack. The absence of chaos felt almost unsettling, like the universe was holding its breath, waiting for the perfect moment to strike again.By the time our final lecture ended, my brain felt like it had been run over by a freight train. I closed my notebook with a heavy sigh and leaned back in my chair, rubbing my temples.“I think Professor Hale just murdered me with words,” I groaned. “Who needs experimental serums when you have a thirty-page dissertation on ancient blood rites due in three days?”Amelia laughed beside me, the sound bright and genuine. She shoved her books into her backpack with far more energy than anyone should possess after six hours of classes.“You survived an experimental serum, a collapsing laborato

Serena’s POVThe leader laughed coldly. “We already have. This territory is surrounded. Surrender the girls or we detonate the charges we planted under the lodge. Your entire pack dies tonight.” The leader’s words sliced through the burning forest like a blade dipped in venom. “Detonate the charges.” My heart stopped. The lodge. Hundreds of innocent lives flashed through my mind in a single, horrifying second — healers working late into the night to treat the wounded, children curled up in their beds with stories of brave wolves, elders gathered around the great fireplace sharing centuries-old tales, families who had finally begun to believe they were safe after years of war. Everyone we had bled for. Everyone we had sworn to protect with our lives. Rose snarled inside me, her ancient voice vibrating with primal, earth-shaking fury. *No. They will not touch our home. They will not touch the young ones.* The tranquilizer burned through my veins like liquid fire mixed with ice,

Dominic’s POV For one terrible, soul-shattering second, the world stopped spinning. Serena’s fingers slipped from my jaw. Her eyes — those fierce, luminous eyes that had once looked at me with equal parts fear and defiance — lost focus entirely. And then her body went completely limp in my arms. “Serena?” My voice cracked like brittle glass. I caught her before she could hit the ground, pulling her flush against my chest as though I could somehow fuse her to me through sheer desperation. “Serena, look at me! Open your eyes, baby. Please!” Nothing. Her head fell heavily against my shoulder. Her breathing was frighteningly shallow, each inhale a fragile whisper that threatened to be her last. “No. No, sweetheart. Don’t you dare. Open your eyes for me.” I pressed two fingers against the side of her throat, searching frantically for a pulse. It was there. Weak. Thready. Terrifyingly slow. Relief slammed into me so violently that my knees nearly buckled. I had faced down ent

Serena's POV Tears spilled freely down my face now. “I’m sorry.” “No.” He shook his head fiercely. “Don’t you dare apologize for saving my daughter. For saving my pack. You were incredible. But don’t ask me to pretend it didn’t terrify me half to death. When your fingers slipped from my jaw… I thought that was the last time I would ever feel your touch.” I squeezed his fingers as tightly as I could. “I’m still here.” He lifted my hand and pressed it against his cheek, closing his eyes. “I know. But for seven hours, I didn’t.” The raw honesty in his voice hurt more than any physical wound could have. He looked away briefly, jaw tight, before returning his gaze to me. “I’ve buried people I’ve loved. I’ve watched my territory burn. I’ve spent years fighting enemies who wanted to destroy everything my family built. But when I saw Amelia....and when you stopped breathing properly in my arms… I couldn’t think. I couldn’t plan. I couldn’t even remember how to be an Alpha.

Amelia’s POVThe moment I stepped out of Serena’s room and the door clicked shut behind me, the smile I had forced onto my face dissolved like ash in the wind.I stood motionless in the dimly lit corridor, staring at the closed wooden door as if it might somehow open again and prove that everything that had happened tonight was only a nightmare. Inside, I could hear the faint sounds of movement — the soft rustle of blankets, the quiet murmur of the healer’s voice, and the low, exhausted timbre of my father’s words as he spoke to Serena.Everything around me looked deceptively normal.The lights in the hallway glowed steadily. The walls were intact. The forest beyond the tall windows lay quiet under a pale moon. Two elite guards stood at the far end of the corridor, their faces grim, hands resting near their weapons, eyes scanning every shadow.But I couldn’t stop seeing the gun pressed against my temple.I could still feel the cold bite of metal against my skin. I could still hear the