Detective Omega Novels & Stories

"I need you on patrol near the borders. If any of Cassius’s wolves are trailing them, I want to know about it." Carlisle nodded firmly, already heading for the door. "I’m on it." Unknown to them an omega had heard everything. The discussion about Detective Fred. She wasted no times to inform Camilla about. Camilla smiled and muttered to herself after the omega had narrated everything. "I must meet these humans, Veronica and Helen.”

The day was supposed to be the happiest day of her life turned into a worst one for her when she shifted into a beautiful wolf yet the power radiating from it screamed one thing. Omega. She was an omega, a weak wolf. Her whole family turned against her the very day, they all were of higher ranks, her father was an alpha while her mother a beta and it was expected from both siblings to turn into either an alpha or beta but after she shifted as an omega, all the love and attention from her parents turned void.

"Why my office? You have your own office." "Yes but the way they get scared when you catch them in here is hilarious." I laugh and sit down at my desk throwing the banana peel in the trash and taking a bite. "Any word on the omega who escaped?" "Darrik has a lead on him. It'll be so good to finally finish this. I hate leaving things unfinished. Plus that little runt came after me. He'll get what he deserves coming after an Alpha like that." "I wanna be there when you torture him."

Instead, he walks away with both Helios and Liam hot on his heels. ***** HUNTER’s POV The door to the study room closes behind Helios and I take a seat in my chair behind the huge mahogany desk. I drum my fingers on the tabletop and look to Liam takes a seat at the edge of my desk. “What do you think?” “She doesn’t smell right. Her scent was off.” I nod. My sentiments exactly. Because Elena is an omega, she might not have been able to detect the abnormality in her sister’s scent but I did; and so did both Liam and Helios.

I said, to which he scoffed. "Don’t try to put 2X2 together because the truth is far from what you’re thinking. Well, an omega’s duty starts at five, and you’re already an hour late," He said, changing topic. "I’ve mind-linked Elijah; he is the head omega of the pack. He will inform you of Amee's schedule and everything related to her. And I’ve told him that the new omega is mute." Mute?

"Leah! Are you paying attention to what I'm teaching you?" Leah returned her eyes to Richelle, her instructor about medicine. It felt as though something resonated in her ear as she scolded her. She heard her heart was weakening. Even though Richelle tried to hide it, she could tell by how her wrist pulsed that it was diminishing. She sensed this when she was younger— a unique ability to detect someone's disease, but everything was irrelevant because she was merely an omega. She knew they would throw this skill she had.

“But that doesn’t mean it was unprompted.” “You think someone put him up to it?” I do, but I’m not willing to admit that right now. Hector’s investment in this felt like less than a father protecting his son, and more like he was defending himself. I could be wrong, I admit that, but until I know for sure, I can’t let this go. Knowing the woman is an omega helps a massive amount. There aren’t many omegas and all of their birthdays and locations are documented and stored in this very building. I just needed access to the records.

I nodded, fear creeping in, icy fingers wrapping around my heart. "Or for me," I whispered, the words barely audible. The room fell silent, the weight of my words hanging in the air like a challenge. Detective James's phone rang, shrill in the tense silence. "James," he answered. His expression shifted from grim to focused. "Alright, team, we've got a lead." Ethan and I exchanged hopeful glances. "What is it?" I asked. Detective James's eyes locked on mine. "Our tech team traced the Omega symbol to an abandoned warehouse on the outskirts."

The absurdity of my statement hangs in the air like a thundercloud. Alpha Darius shifts uncomfortably. “My sentinels patrol that border diligently,” he says defensively. “None of them reported smoke or fire that night. Just… the body.” “Fascinating,” I say, my tone laced with sarcasm. “The fire was so stealthy that not even trained Delta wolves with Gamma supervisors noticed it. Yet this Omega,” I gesture to the young man, “was able to smell it from half a kilometer away. Remarkable senses for an Omega.”

But in this darkness, Madame Maggie emerged as a beacon of hope, lately she has been secretly nourishing me with meals free of wolfsbane, risking her own safety for my well-being. School was my only respite but now am done with it, yet even there, Myra, Alpha Lowell's daughter, ensured my misery. A troublemaker and bully, she took delight in tormenting me both in the classroom and within the pack house walls. And then there was Luna Desi, Alpha Lowell's mate, whose very gaze could petrify. She was a force not to be trifled with, ensuring that I remained in the shadow of the label 'worthless omega.' So the ball wasn't just only about finding a mate to me; it's about breaking free from the ch