Alpha & Omega Cleaning Services Novels & Stories

I'd rather not be in the presence of other wolves. I was given a new list at the beginning of a new week. I was back to cleaning duty and I couldn't be happier. Sydney was still serving duty and I'm sure she liked it. I also got a new partner for cleaning and she wasn't as hostile as Lucia. Today, I was cleaning the offices on the last floor. The Alpha, Beta, and Gamma offices were on this floor too but they had all gone out for something important. As I cleaned, I remembered Xander's words. There was a letter from my old pack. I wondered what it contained, could it be about how I ran away? It wasn't something terrible because the Alpha would have called for me right away. What else could it

She had so many questions running around that she felt really overwhelmed for a moment. Breathing in deeply, she loved Collin’s scent, which made her feel safe and so much better. He suggested that he would guide her with anything she needed and she nodded. She had never been in the Alpha position before, and thankfully, he had been running their pack for a while. He suggested that she get a couple of omegas into the house so they could clean it up and pack away all the belongings that had been thrown out all over the place.

"You said that the door was already open when she passed by, right? Did you find out why the room was open like that? I don't think someone who came here for the first time would ever have the key. Even now, this room is still wide open. Anyone can enter it." Just as Agatha ended her question, an omega appeared with a mop in her hand. "Ah ... Alpha, Luna." The omega bowed her head politely. Chris sighed heavily. "Are you cleaning this room? Why is the door left wide open like this?" "Yes, Alpha. When I had just finished sweeping and dusting, I went straight to the back to get a mop for a while. However, someone needed my help, and it was urgent. So I accidentally left this room open for too

For a moment, I thought that was my inner wolf, but then it vanished and I was just upset. "Don't we need to move quickly?" In addition to the disgusting breath emanating from his mouth, the man had a terrible sense of humor, which made Rae want to kill him — "but you'll have to let me go first." I looked at Rae and tried to see if there were any signs that we had come to the same conclusion. I was familiar with Rae's thoughts and understood them completely. "I assume you've already encountered an alpha," he murmured, pondering taking a step back. "My name is Alpha Rae, and should you attempt to flee from me, you have no idea what I'm going to do to you."

Frustration, maybe, clean and controlled, the kind that comes from a man who expected an answer and got a question instead. "You're suppressing your scent," he says. The hall goes very quiet. Not a question. A fact, stated in front of thirty witnesses, which means the next ten seconds are going to define something and I need to decide what. I say nothing. "That's a Delta-rank herb." Still that flat Alpha tone. Informational. "Omegas don't use it." "Omegas don't buy it," I say. "Not the same thing." Someone near the back makes a sound. Swallows it.

I blurt. "I did some digging on staff housing this morning, trying to find her before anyone else did. I wasn't the only one looking." His jaw tightens. "There's already talk. Some of the pack, the ones who take rank seriously, the ones who think an omega catching an Alpha's eye is some kind of insult to the natural order, they're saying somebody should teach her a lesson before it happens again." Something cold moves through my chest, sharper than the ache that's already there.

Gabriel said. 'Moon, you knew this that you weren't a normal omega didn’t you?' Kimberly asked her wolf. 'Yes, I knew that I'm Alpha wolf. Not a normal omega. That's why my strength was more than others, but trust me, Kimberly, I had no idea about your family and lineage.' Moon said desperate to explain herself as she doesn't want Kimberly to misunderstand her. 'I understand. Is there something else you are hiding from me?' 'Kimberly, actually, I'm not supposed to tell you everything until you find on your own, but I'm just giving you a little hint. We are not just normal Alpha. '

Later, while I cleared Kael's private study, a higher-ranking servant, a plump, dark-haired female named Annalise, blocked my way, her arms crossed. “You think you’re special, dirt-wolf?” Annalise hissed, her scent sour with aggression. “The Alpha uses Omegas for one thing, and it won’t be cleaning his floors. You’ll be used and discarded. But before that, enjoy the feeling of his hand on you, you pathetic, shiftless whore.” Her explicit venom was designed to break me. I didn't respond, holding to my silence, my eyes fixed on the tray in my hands. I was nothing. I was invisible.

The gray-eyed man turned his attention toward me now. His gaze swept over me carefully, from my worn clothes to the bruises still fading along my arm. His expression darkened. “She’s an omega,” he said. “Yes.” “And wolfless.” Kael didn’t answer that part. The silence stretched. The man studied him carefully before speaking again. “Alpha… this doesn’t make sense.” Kael’s silver eyes flickered briefly toward me before returning to his Beta. “She crossed into our territory tonight,” he said. “By accident?” “No.”

Goddess, I hope I’m not wrong about him. I have my third shower for the day, then go back down to the kitchen and follow the servants’ passage until I reach the cleaning closet. Well, that’s what one of the Omegas called it, but it’s a massive room filled with every cleaning product under the sun, vacuums, brooms, dusters… keeping this mansion clean must be a monumental task. I take the power washer I saw earlier, a bottle of industrial strength bleach, ammonia, and some kind of degreaser. Regular scrubbing didn’t clean the mattress, so it’s time to bring out the big boys.