Alpha Omega Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“He wants to introduce me to his parents. He says it’s time for the next step in our relationship.” ‘What step?’ I thought. Someone needs to tell these girls that a guy introducing you to his parents doesn’t necessarily mean he’s in love or will be loyal. Roman did the same, but he didn't see me as a partner, instead a trophy. A trophy that he needed to solidify his position as Alpha. And he wasn't even born into an Alpha lineage, he was merely a bitter Beta yearning for more power. “It’s getting late, Alicia. You should go now; you don’t want to get caught in traffic.” I said, hoping to shift the conversation away from Frederick and my thoughts away from Roman.

I swallow the lump in my throat with a certain sense of dread and look away. "You know what?" I murmur and wipe the stray tears off of my face. "Forget it. It doesn't matter. You're the future alpha of this pack. I am nothing but a shitty omega. I should not be questioning your choices or your loyalty. I'm sorry." I barely speak, a painful lump choking me as I try to hold on to my composure. I did not want to break right in front of him.

Lennox mentally cursed himself, John, and every bastard that ever hurt the Omega. Lennox moved forward and reached for the Omega's face. The Omega's eyes narrowed in on the Alpha's hand reaching from him, and he fought the urge to back away. The moment the Alpha's fingers made contact with his cheek, tingles exploded under his touch. The Omega's lips part as he draws a shaky breath in. His eyes slowly close, and the tears that filled them fall. “I'm so sorry, sweetheart! I'm so terribly sorry!” The Alpha whispered.

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.

I growled. “This is important, Alpha,” he insisted. I narrowed my eyes as my anger started rising again. “It better be.” Affected by my aura, he shrank into himself. Pathetic. “Y-you asked me t-to report about the O-omega, Alpha,” he said, and it immediately perked my interest. “She… She found a job.” Shock struck me so hard I flinched. This couldn’t be true. But concern washed over me nonetheless. “Where?!” I ordered him to tell me.

With me. I remembered leaning back in my chair, staring at the screen for a long time. Alex Sterling. The sharp, confident young Alpha who had once nearly cost me a major deal with his aggressive tactics. He was proud and confident. Now reduced to an Omega in the middle of his first brutal heat; desperate and vulnerable. A dark, possessive feeling had stirred in my chest that night. I told myself it was strategic. A chance to weaken a rival family. A powerful alliance through biology rather than contracts. But the truth ran deeper. When they finally brought him into the mansion and his scent hit me; sweet, distressed, and perfectly matched to mine; something primal woke up. I knew then that

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.

“Because even if the Moon goddess has a cruel sense of humor and gives you a wolf, no Alpha will ever want you. Especially not Volvo.” The name alone sent a tremor through me, “I don’t want your Volvo or whatever you call him.” “I can see it in your eyes. Your stealth desires to make him choose you,” She paused, “Wait a minute. Why am I wasting time with you lunatic. I can stake my life that no Alpha can accept an omega as mate, not the less a cheap, cursed ghost.” I tried to hold my feet in place as the words pierced my chest like a cursed blade. I remained silent to avoid a slap from those itching hands of Amelia.

Chapter 15: Two Moons Entwined Chris read through the result slip a couple of times, thinking he had mistaken the word “Alpha” as “Omega”. Nevertheless, no matter how many times he read it, the word “Alpha” was clearly stated there. For whatever unknown reasons, Chris was not satisfied with the result and he was denying the fact Nathan was an Alpha. Before this, he was certain his best friend was an Alpha and he did not mind it. However, after talking to his mother and listening to her thoroughly, Nathan’s description fitted more to be an Omega rather than an Alpha. Nonetheless, a heavy-seed Omega — the rarest of the rare.