Alpha Tau Omega Store Novels & Stories

*************** As I got to school the next day, I heard students whisper to themselves how humiliated Magnolia was When Aldean her Alpha mate rejected her. Wait!!! Did I just hear them say her Mate??? I thought to myself. I felt jealous almost immediately hearing those words. I felt completely deprived of the good things of life in the pack all at once. How on Earth did an Omega get a mate and I still haven't gotten mine. No!!! I thought of why the moon goddess had chosen to make me this unfortunate. All through the class, I wasn't settled as I thought of ways to make her suffer for this I was never in support of arranged marriage at first.

Mr Thomas will be jumping for joy at all of the extra cash but new lessons mean all of the students I’m failing to connect with will be coming into my sanctuary. The Fables of Alpha Ace and his Beta lie forgotten on the counter as I grab as many copies of a Witches Brew and Pack Health as I can carry and walk them to the front of the store. I’ll need copies too but if I’m really lucky, someone will damage one of them and I can get Mr Thomas to give it to me at a reduced rate.

White Harbor Charity Hall glows like a promise no one inside intends to keep. The building rises above the water with glass walls, marble steps, and banners printed in soft gold letters: Safe Omega Futures Initiative. Valets move through the circular drive. Cameras flash near the entrance. Women in silk gowns smile beneath chandeliers while Alphas in dark suits speak about generosity with the practiced ease of people who have never needed it. Everett steps out of the car and smells the lie before he reaches the first marble stair.

"Say the word, Alpha." Draven laughed, low and ugly. "Go ahead. Kill me. But you know there are more coming. My people won't stop. Not until they get what I promised them. The rare Omega and his heir. The perfect bloodline." I tightened my grip on his shirt. My claws pricked through the fabric. "You're not leaving this estate alive." But something in his eyes shifted. A flicker of confidence that didn't match the situation. Like he still thought he had the upper hand.

Each time, I could feel my body rejecting it a little more. And in a few hours, I’d be standing in a hall full of Alphas, asked to prove something I wasn’t. ***** Morning arrived too soon. The corridors of Silvercross were filled with anticipation as students whispered about the upcoming scent calibration like it was a tournament, let's say another chance to prove who ranked higher and who was stronger. I walked through them quietly, eyes down, keeping my breathing even. The suppressant pulsed faintly in my system, but it felt unstable, like a thread about to snap.

I held my head high, adjusting the leather jacket and fur coat that adorned my body. “Welcome, Alpha Michael.” The bouncers greeted me warmly, ushering us past the line and chasing the other patrons back. This was no mere club, but one of the most popular establishments in our pack, always streaming with life. We strode into the bar, heading straight for the bartender. But before I could place my order, I felt a delicate hand wrap around my waist. Turning, I found myself face-to-face with a petite omega, her green eyes locked onto mine.

I CAN’T BELIEVE that the Alpha is doing something like this for me. He doesn't have to buy me a phone but he’s willing to. He doesn’t have to bring me to that charity event but he’ll bring me. Although I want to ask, I need an answer regarding his kindness towards me but I can’t just question him. As we walk inside the mall, I can’t help but look around to see the boutiques. We stopped in a phone store and entered it. The sales ladies inside stood straight as they bowed their heads towards the Alpha.

Little did I know that the Alpha was planning to leave all of his wealth and properties to a nobody. “This is unacceptable!” “Miss Trina, please calm down, it hasn't gotten to that yet.” “What? It hasn't gotten to that?” “It certainly has gotten to that! Do you realize just how serious this is, Oscar?” “I understand, but there's nothing you can do to change the Alpha's mind. I mean, you've tried for years to get him to notice you, but it didn't work.”

It seemed the Alpha’s family stayed here alone, unlike many other Alphas that liked to have the Beta and Gamma families residing with them. “ You are His Highness’ omega? ” Loralei asked as we climbed the stairs. I looked around, at the bland grey and white sofa sets in the living room, and only hummed as a reply. “ How many tests have you failed until now? ” She asked another question. “ I don’t know. ” I mumbled. I couldn’t make an enemy out of her by telling her that no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t seem to be failing any tests until now.

"good, we're near the store. Do you want me to be the one to buy the collar? You are still in heat so if ever-" "No need, stores like that would only be filled with omegas. I should be the one who buys it since there might be a chance that there are other omegas who are in heat like me." The store was located a bit far from the next ones to make it easier for omegas to go in there. It is rare for alphas to be the ones to buy collars for an omega, plus the seller is beta to make it easier for omegas to go in there if ever they are in heat.