Chi Omega Reputation Novels & Stories

Then suddenly the voice of the luna came into my head, "Why is an omega radiating off the power of a beta in your pack?" That question left me dumbfounded. I did not know what to say. In as much as i would love to ruin her in front of the guests, the reputation my dad built would be ruined, that is why a lot of packs want to be allies with my pack. Currently, Alpha Damien of Silver moon pack came here for an alliance. Despite the fact that we had omegas in the past, my dad made sure that we do not mistreat them in any manner but Ciara's case is quite different.

Luka whimpered, showing all his sadness, "Because when your parents see me as your omega, knowing I'm not a virgin and having this terrible reputation, what are they going to tell you? If they hate me if your family hates me, won't you regret making me your omega?" "Listen to me, no one is going to reject you. I was honest, I should have been honest a long time ago, when we first met, but I told my parents the truth, that I was the alpha who took your virginity and the only one you've had sex with all these years. You don't have to worry about your reputation or that nonsense, don't, my parents don't judge you or hate you, they are happy that I found my destined one." "But..."

I asked quietly. "Who says I am helping you?" "You could have let the pack hunters take me. Could have let the rogues have me. But you didn't. So either you are helping, or you want something." "Perhaps both." He glanced at me again, those sharp eyes assessing. "You are the rejected omega everyone in the supernatural community has been gossiping about. The one who supposedly tried to steal an Alpha heir. The one sentenced to death for theft and treason." "I didn't steal anything. I didn't—"

He threw himself into work, ignoring everything else. With his handsome face and Alpha status, he naturally attracted attention from all corners of werewolf society. Lily, on the other hand, kept harassing him and quickly became the pack's laughingstock. Her repeated offenses finally earned her exile by the elders, leaving her reputation in tatters across the entire werewolf community. In werewolf society, an Omega pursuing an Alpha who already had a mate was seen as utterly disgraceful. Both in the pack and at work, professional conduct was far more important than personal feelings.

She smiles, "Yes, mate. So why would you run from your mate? Do you plan on rejecting me?" "No. I didn't want to be rejected." She looks at me for a second, then to her beta and then back to me. "Why would I reject my mate?" She asks. "Well because you are an Alpha and I am scum." A flash of pitty crosses her eyes. "You think you're scum because you are a rogue?" I nod. "I used to be an omega too. That's why I am scum. I'm not worth anything other than being a slave." She looks at her beta again and he shrugs.

"His mother. Was she an Omega, a gamma, an Alpha's daughter…?" "An Omega slut. How bad is that?" Ray makes a facial display of disgust. "Real bad." I nod. I can't even imagine it. Being born by an Omega is one huge curse, but an Omega slut? Now that's worse. Poor Keith. "Being the child of an Omega slut leaves a lasting stigma. Keith might be one of the Alpha's sons but he's not respected as such. Your brothers won't stop taunting him about his fucked up background, making him feel more miserable. I don't pity the dude. He's way too mean and a cold asshole too. I just…hate your legitimate brothers more." Ray finishes, glancing in the other direction.

Then, she's approached by the front desk administrator of the academy—I recognize her from the meeting last night—and they both leave. I breathe a lot easier once she's gone and redirect my attention to what's being discussed around me. "Yes, yes. We've received a lot of complaints so far from a lot of packs. The Omega is a risk to our reputation, but what can be done? We impose fairness, and in her case, she truly is a qualifying contender." "How could an Omega pass the test?" my father wonders. "None has ever passed it before!"

The other members part for him respectfully, and even my father nods to show him respect. "A female werewolf doesn't learn what role she will have within a pack until she meets her mate. That "omega" wasn't a true omega. She is and was our next Luna! And being an Omega isn't something to laugh at. Many true omegas in my time have done amazing things. You, Luna, are wrong," the elder yells and the crowd of members cheer out in agreement with his speech. My mother visibly pales and looks to my father for help, but he looks away from her, publically giving her the cold shoulder.

“They’re into power, challenge, conquest and everything I represent on a silver platter.” “And you think that’s all you are to them?” I opened my mouth. Closed it again. Vivia waited. She always did, patient in that annoying, older-sister-even-if-we’re-the-same-age way. “I don’t know,” I admitted softly. She sat up straighter. “Zorya. You need to hear this.” I groaned. “Please don’t therapist-voice me right now.” “These Alphas,” she continued, ignoring me, “they care more about protecting their reputation than about being honest with themselves. They’ll chase what makes them look strong. And if your past comes to light, if they find something they don’t like, do you really think they’d stick

“I’m sorry I didn’t say anything. I know I should have, I just-“ I cut her off. “I know. It’s okay. Thank you for checking on me.” Lynn is an Omega and has always been one of the most timid in our year. I don’t blame her for choosing not to put herself in the line of fire. I’m just happy that someone in the pack cares about me at all. Lynn nods and then looks at me earnestly. “You would think our future Alpha wouldn’t be dumb enough to believe the rumors about you. What happened with Owen wasn’t your fault Chi. If he knew what really happened that day, he would regret treating you the way that he does.”