Euphrates River Omega Novels & Stories

Amber knew that Zack and Emily's biological mother was a figure of power and influence, especially since Zack was born as the only male heir and potential Alpha to succeed their father. Amber's fear deepened when she realized that if she could not bear a son of her own, her position as Luna would be at risk. In wolf culture, having a male heir is of utmost importance. If Amber failed to meet this expectation, she would be regarded as shameful and lose the throne she had enjoyed. Her status as Luna would vanish, and she would be labeled an omega—someone without full power over authority within the wolf community.

After the door shut behind him and the butterflies let me go, I collapsed back on the couch. "Wow, so," I glanced over at mom who was sideways to my vision. I flip over so she was right side up and I watched her attempt to pick the right words. "Alpha and Omega, Omega to Luna." Like a water faucet she started to cry, I stand and tug her into a hug.

I asked. The mage smiled, nodding. "The chosen Omega has awakened, her wolf eager to challenge corrupt leaders." "How powerful is this Omega?" I inquired. The mage smirked. "She's as powerful as ten Alphas combined, with divine gifts to see visions and heal the sick." I was stunned. Such a powerful Omega existed, and I'd never heard of her? Emilia sighed deeply. "Can this Omega see gods and goddesses?" The mage nodded intently. "Give me your hand, Emilia."

I whispered, my hands shaking uncontrollably. "You did," Kael said. He stepped closer, inspecting my face. "Your eyes... they were glowing." "Glowing?" "Gold," Kael said. "Pure gold." He looked back at the road where Thorne had knelt. "That was an Alpha Command," Kael said. "You forced an Alpha to kneel with a thought." "I'm an omega," I said, panic rising in my throat. "That's impossible." Kael looked at me, and this time, there was no doubt in his eyes. Only awe. "No," he said. "You're not an omega." He took my hand, his grip tight. "You're a Queen.”

I was the family disgrace which is why I am the packs only omega. But let me explain something first. My father Alpha Jasper Knight was a kind alpha. He thought of everyone as his equal no matter what your official rank was. But that all changed the day he passed 15 years ago. When my mother Luna Esther Knight stepped up as alpha I was made the pack slave. My job was to cook and clean and do whatever the pack members wanted me to.

“Deserve?” She leaned in, her voice dipping into a venomous whisper. “He hates you, Dextera. You’re nothing to him. Less than nothing. And now, you're carrying a child that shouldn't exist. A sinful child, born from an Omega. Not just any Omega, but one who murdered its grandfather.” “That wasn't...” “Save it,” she cut in, waving a dismissive hand. “You think truth matters to an Alpha like Kestrel? To his people? They will never see you as anything more than a monster. And your child? A disgrace.”

She muttered and gave me a small smile. “Thank you for your concern, but George isn’t like that. Not all Alphas treat omegas that way. Some are good to my kind; others are not so much. Alpha Raphael and George are examples of alphas that are good to omegas, especially Alpha Raphael. It was because of him that Evercrest became a safe haven for omegas.” “Really?” I sent her a dazed look. Evercrest was a safe haven for omegas because of Raphael. I thought all territories were danger zones, but it seemed Evercrest wasn’t. It sounded unreal.

She walked towards him, hitting him on the nape. "Mom!" Zac whined, choking and coughing. "You stupid pup. You are here eating when I've thought of ways to get what we want" Immediately, Zac gave his mother his attention. "How?" Myra leaned down and whispered. "The Omega" "I don't understand, he's just an Omega. What is he going to give us? He's worthless. His only worth is giving birth" Zac hissed.

"Speak, wolf. What do you have to report?" Warren slid from the saddle, staggering slightly on shaking legs before finding his balance. "Alpha River has fortified his inner stronghold with strange new protections, my lord. I could not get close enough to breach his walls or even pick up scent trails. But the villagers speak of him suddenly taking a pale bride - they say she is the Omega he's long sought." Rage and anguish tore through me so fiercely I nearly shifted forms. That bastard River had Ella - he must have seized her during the chaos of birth when protection was vulnerable!

“She is worthy to be called a woman. Oh, and she isn't an Omega.” His words bit into my skin, numbing me for a millisecond. Never have I ever thought that he would use my status against me that it hurt like a bitch when he uttered those words. “So, you feel nothing for me because I am an omega? That doesn't change the fact that I am still the Alpha's daughter.” I said, wiping away my tears. “An Omega is the lowest ranked wolf. You, being the Alpha's daughter, change nothing. You're nothing and will always be nothing.” He spat.