Alpha And Omega Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“Though I want to be an Iota, I’m sure it won’t be easy. I can try to be a Mu.” He stroked his back neck, then laid his back on the headboard. “Hmm, let me think first. Maybe it is good if you become my father’s maid under Evelyn. But I can’t protect you there as you will be in my father’s direct order.” “It’s okay. As long as it gives me a chance to get your father’s approval.” I let out a long sigh. “Besides, being an Omega, the lowest rank in the lowest rank category, I know I’m incompatible with you.” I snuggled my head on Constantine’s chest. “You will be the next Alpha, while I’m just an Omega. The difference between us is like sky and ground.”

"I was just following guidelines. She's a low-level Omega. She can barely shift." The snarl that ripped through the Alpha's chest was terrifying. He took a threatening step toward the guard, preparing to unleash his anger on him. A tall, olive skinned man quickly stepped in between the two of them. He held out his hand in a surrender motion, eyeing them both carefully. "I will suggest you be more careful with your words if you'd like to keep your head, Smith." He commented towards the guard before completely disregarding him and turning to face the Alpha. He lowered his voice as he addressed him, "Is it true? She's your mate?"

Iris The Alpha's smile made me melt, but a growing fear in the back of my mind that he would ask us to go outside and shift into our wolf made me tremble. That was going to be a disaster because he would discover that my wolf was an Omega. There was no denying it now: the alpha was romantically interested in me, and if things continued as they were, I'd win the beauty pageant, and things would go downhill. He kissed me again, and I allowed it. The warmth of personal contact made it difficult for me to think clearly.

Chris looked at her in disbelief. “I see you want to have me banished and lose my hard work as a doctor for this foreigner. She doesn’t belong here, and we cannot trust any stranger from another pack, let alone an alpha wolf and an alpha’s daughter,” Dr. Chris stated, and my blue eyes widened in shock. “Wait! What did you say? I am an Omega she-wolf, not an Alpha wolf,” I corrected him, even though I knew that he doesn’t like me. “Are you seriously kidding me? You are an alpha wolf with a very strong bloodline in your veins, and you’re calling yourself an omega... Haha,” Dr. Chris laughed, and he marched up to my bed to meet me.

Murmurs erupted like wildfire in the crowd. Their curious eyes roamed the slaves, and a few frowned on them while many Alphas had their eyes set on the omega females. A decade. That’s how long it had been since anyone laid eyes on a true female omega. Now, dozens walked in chains, wounded, silent, and in their prime. Ripe, pristine, and dangerously beautiful. A primal hunger sparked behind some of the Alpha's eyes. Their stares slithered like snakes across Freya's warriors. One Alpha couldn’t resist. He leaned to another, chuckling under his breath. “Prime little sluts.”

In Lalisa’s world now, there were only the burning touches and intoxicating scents of the three Alphas. The flames of desire had been lit under the cool rain, and it seemed they would soon burn everything to ashes… starting with the little Omega who was trembling in the middle of a circle of three hungry predators.

“Don’t fool yourself, Anya.” Tears streamed unchecked down my cheeks. “I didn’t—please, I would never—” “Save it.” His tone cracked like thunder. He straightened, his shadow swallowing me whole. “I, Alpha Rowan of the Crescent Moon Pack, reject you, Anya Voss, as my mate and Luna.” The words hit me like claws tearing through flesh. Pain exploded in my chest, radiating outwards, shredding me from the inside. I gasped, clutching at my heart, trying to hold myself together as the fragile bond tore apart.

The next Alpha couldn’t show weakness. And yet, when she opened her eyes and looked at me—just looked—something inside me pulled tight. The bond snapped awake again, strong and alive. I felt her pain in my own chest. I almost stepped forward. Almost. Then she whispered, “No.” No. To me. The hall went silent, and every wolf stared, waiting for my reaction. My blood roared in my ears. No one ever said no to an Alpha. Not even a fainted omega who looked ready to fall apart.

She was awake now. They walked through the halls like that — hand in hand — and the whispers came like wildfire. "Gamma Thorne and that girl. Since when?" "I knew it! I've seen him with her before." "That pretty girl everyone keeps talking about. Is he holding her hand?" "She is an omega." "I thought the Alpha would have traded." Nova kept her eyes down. Her skin flushed with heat that had nothing to do with the fever. Jax felt her unease. Again feeling her emotions and unsure how. They weren't fated mates, but yet again he was able to feel her.

And now he was trying to kiss me with the same lips that had touched her. I shoved him hard. He lost his balance and tumbled off the bed, staring up at me in disbelief. "What's your problem? I told you, it was nothing. Every Alpha has a side piece or two. Why can't you handle it?" The look on his face — like he'd done nothing wrong — made my blood run cold. No. I couldn't handle it. I couldn't handle the betrayal of the man I loved — especially not when the other woman was someone I'd put through school.