Detective Omega Novels & Stories

This time an older woman burst through the door with an angry scrawl etched into her taunt wrinkled skin. "Oh," I did gasped confused as I've never seen this wolf before, "where's April?" "April is off duty you stupid Omega," she reprimanded me, "now shut up you are disturbing the other patients!" "Can you call April here," I asked, totally disregarding her last statement, "I need her. It's kind to important."

Regardless of how he has intended for it to be, I’m going to be happy and believe that he is confident in what I can do. The Supreme Elder, once again, scans the room. “We have found another omega. I should say Alpha Wyatt and Luna Katelyn have been informed of the girl. They have gone to see her the other evening, and High Elder Rose has gone to retrieve the child. The pack that saved her from a beating, which nearly killed the omega, has been trying to heal her. However, they have had little success.” She pauses for a moment. However, I’m still lost on the omega part.

"I told you too nigga. The lady is too pretty to be owned by only you. She loved the was she was rocking me so no need to get dude. She's still yours but doesn't mind us sharing." I could already suspect they were fighting over a lady and it did sound absurd to me. I took another sip of my drink and my eyes caught a guy staring at me. He stared at me for a second before walking into the shadows and it looked suspicious but I was drawn out of my suspicions when I heard smashing of glasses. This place was rough and it had that reputation and I don't believe Morgan would actually keep me waiting in this kind of place where I can easily get injured. Maybe my dependency was part of the reasons he

“We can use her to get information about John. Things we can use to blackmail him until he pays us back.” Alex frowned. “It won’t work.” “Why not?” “She was scared shitless last night when she got here. Daisy has no control over her fear which gives her away. She needs to learn better control of her emotions.” “She’s an omega,” I muttered. “I’ve met omega’s with better control of their emotions than her.” Movement from the corner of my eyes made me turn my head. There she stood, the omega that was currently the topic of our conversation. Behind her stood Elias, looking as pissed off as she did.

Guard 12, also known as Felix, was about to be drawn back into the web of desire and intrigue that surrounded me. Omega's eyes met mine briefly, and in that exchange, I saw a flicker of understanding. The practiced obedience she exhibited was more than just a display—it was a silent acknowledgment of the unspoken rules that governed our world. She knew better than to pry into the intricacies of my motives, and her compliance was both a shield and a weapon in this game.

And with it, the hunt. She placed her hand over her stomach again, this time gently. “You'd be safe” She whispered to the life inside her. “I promise it.” Behind her, Lowell drifted into a restless sleep, his breath evening out. Uriel stayed awake beneath the moonlight, scanning for movement. They had tried to erase her. Now, she would hunt them down. They would face the fury of the woman they created. The omega was gone. And in her place stood something far more dangerous.

His friends stepped away as they stared at him in amazement while the guard and some of the cops guarding the school gate rushed inside only to find Jake turning into his werewolf and leaping off of their heads to exit the school premises. He ran aimlessly on the empty and dark road. His head was a mess, projecting Aria's images from time to time. He was not happy to know what was going to happen to her. She was an Omega but omegas didn't deserve this kind of treatment at the hands of the Alphas and his dignitaries. "I am so badly enraged that I can kill just about anyone coming in my way!" He muttered as he changed his route to the one leading to the headquarters where his friends claimed w

“Are you sure about that? She doesn't look friendly.” The other who, I thought, was different was starting to agree with whatever the other was saying. “She's chained. What could she do? We could have with her a couple of times to quench that devil in-between our pants.” My throat went dry, my eyes darting between the both of them as I swallowed. I just hoped for the second man who had disagreed not to agree with the other fool. “Common, what do you say? She's an omega. I heard their pussy is as sweet as honey….” He trailed off, waiting for the other to process what he was saying.

The wolf who had once looked at her with disgust, who had rejected her without hesitation. And now? His breath hitched, confusion flickering across his features as he stared at the woman before him—not a broken Omega, not an abandoned servant. But a Luna standing beside her Alpha. “Selene?” Killian murmured, voice hoarse. She met his gaze, unblinking, unwavering. “Did you think I died?” Killian swallowed hard. “You disappeared.” “No,” she corrected smoothly. “I evolved.” The Alpha of Bloodmoon—Damien—stood at the entrance of the pack’s estate, watching her with unreadable eyes.

I would keep crying until she changed her mind. The only sin I committed was coming to this world as an Omega…. Omega are the weakest in the pack, useless members of the pack,they are rare in the pack and as for my pack the Silver Claw Pack I was the only Omega. I wasn't loved by the pack members because there was nothing I was doing for them. I was the last in the food chain. The only person that loved me was my uncle and he died while saving me from the rogues. He was the Delta of the pack at that time.