Empowered Novels & Stories

There was always a truth to every hot gist Ajoke gives. "There's no problem whatsoever, I just need to resume work. I can handle the home and work together, there're a lot of independent women out there, independent mothers. I just don't like staying at home all day" Aisha stressed with a cool voice and a cool face. She needed to act this cool so Dami would allow her resume work. "You can always hang out with your friends, I'm not stopping you from having fun babe but the company...No", Dami thought the conversation about Aisha coming back to the company had died but he was wrong.

I don't know how but my body gave up all the energy to make me functionless and I became unconscious. . . . . . ..

The responsibility was immense, but I welcomed it with open arms. My determination solidified into a fierce resolve. This was my opportunity to contribute meaningfully to our family and pack, to prove my worth and capabilities. Daemon's acknowledgement and assurance that I would not be left out ignited a fire within me. I felt a profound sense of purpose and empowerment, ready to embrace whatever challenges lay ahead.

I noticed the other two warriors preparing themselves, and the whole area buzzed with anticipation once again. "Could it be that she was the one who shifted form last night under the moonlight?" one of the pack members wondered aloud. "She gave us that extra strength!" Extra strength? What were they talking about? "But she's an omega. How is this possible?" "How did she acquire such power?" I heard the heavy breathing of the head warrior. The shock still seemed to be coursing through his system, though he managed to maintain a composed expression. "Make the fight real. There's something peculiar about the energy in her body. She's too strong!" the head warrior commanded.

Just swift agreement. She pursed her lips. "That means the conference room and your office, as well." She glanced around. "Maybe a picture of you and your family on a shelf. A couple plants. Definitely a rug with some color." A grin teased his mouth. "Have at it." Interesting. "I recommend getting involved in one charity and backing it. Seeing as the government contract is in the works and taking into account your current programming, something with the military. Injured vets or families of fallen soldiers. You also need a stronger social media presence. Facebook and Twitter, probably."

Stronger than ever. Ready for whatever came next.

I felt a strange sense of power. ---

They were entirely, utterly captured by the presence he was radiating. Anji felt a surge of adrenaline so potent it made his vision sharpen. This was power. This was not the thin, fragile authority of a title on a business card. This was something deeper, a primal command that bypassed logic and went straight to the nerves of everyone in the room. He felt a reckless urge to push further, to see if he could make them stand up and applaud, or perhaps something even more absurd.

Something unbreakable. Something ready to rise.