Gwen Tennyson Omniverse Novels & Stories

I’ve been working for Beta Trevor for three years. Over that time, I’ve created spells and potions to keep his daughter, Gwen, out of trouble and keep his Alpha, Alpha Carter, unaware of what his daughter is really doing. Beta Trevor wants her to be the next Beta and if his Alpha knew what a conniving, manipulative, abusive person she was, he’d either demote her or more likely, he’d banish her from their pack.

Amanda appears to be the driving force behind their actions. After we walked toward my room, Gwen begged me, "Please, Gab, we're not going anywhere once we're thrown out!" "Whatever happened here inside the Palace or with the entire Blood Lust Pack, I will change everything," I reassured her. "What you say won't happen, Gwen, so don't worry. What you say will not come true." I continued. Gwen reacted to my inquiry by replying, "I hope so, but what can you do? You are a wolfless, an Omega!"

"Gwen can heal anyone's injury, whoever is wounded or struggling from death. But it cannot obliterate that her fate is bound to be in solitary because innumerable creatures thirst for her blood. They will do everything to haunt her or kill her to get her blood; that's why she is the Medeora Curse." Growling in pain and fury, I growled and prepared myself for another attack that I knew would not come. It took everything I had not to shift my gaze back up to Alpha. My wolf begged him to understand why I lied. And this is the hardest part of all. This is what I fear the most, to meet my mate and fall in love because the truth is undeniably terrifying. "We are the only creature here in La Cavier

she whispers, and as though instinct calls to me, I lean forward, placing my forehead against Lumi’s head. Suddenly, all around us seems to spark to life: grasses, mountains, trees and even a large city not far off, all can be seen now, when before nothing but the void covered my mind's-world. My forehead tingles as I return my attention back to where Lumi should have been, only she is no longer there. I almost panic, until Lumi’s softly spoken voice reaches out all around me, “I will always be here with you, Gwen. Do not worry. It is time to wake up now.”

One of them was Joren, who happened to be too lean, with a countenance that showed one who was very scared. Another was Elira, who I learned was the elder of them all, with silver streaks in her almost dark hair. Then there was the last, Callen, very quiet and collected, but with broad shoulders. They were all Omegas, each and every one of them. They were my people. My kind. I stiffened upon seeing them. “You shouldn't have come out here together. If anyone happens to see…”

“He didn’t just want to escape, Ivy. You’re part of the map, he needed you, without you, that dust is useless.” The words hit harder than any blow. I turned to Rowan “Is that true?” He didn’t answer, he just looked down softly, guilt written across his face. Kellan took another step. “What else is he not telling you ivy?” My chest burned, I wanted to scream at both of them. “Why do you think the dust glows only when you’re around?” Kellan continued. “You were made for immersive potential, Ivy. You are not an ordinary wolf,why don’t you just trust me?”

It’s nice to meet you. As soon as Isadora places her hand in Gwen’s, she grips it tight and pulls her into a hard hug. Isadora could tell that Gwen was a Gamma warrior born. Gwen was surprised when she smelled Omega on Isadora, as she was drawn to her, having the uncharacteristic impulse to protect her. Curious, Gwen decided to befriend Isadora and see where this impulse led her. With assurances from Gwen that Isadora was now in good hands, Ian bid his farewell and looked forward to seeing what this seemingly feisty little Omega could do in his lectures.

I trailed off. "Hey, hey, hey, Don't you dare. She's my fated mate like how that girl is to you. Don't you feel it you are too curious about her." Julian comforts himself. "So back to the main topic" I interrupted him from asking for more details. "Yeah, her name is Daelyn blair. Your omega seems to be an orphan and she grew up in the bright star orphanage downtown, Ethan's division until ten. And after that it says that he was adopted but there are no other details." Julian explains.

“I’ll let our Alpha and Luna explain everything to you when they get here. In the meantime, Fiona can catch you up on the pack. She has been waiting patiently to talk to you. She is also an omega, just like you.” What? An omega? That can’t be possible. I turn and look at Fiona. Before I can even ask, she smiles and says, “Yes. I’m an omega. We have a few of them here, including Luna Katelyn and Bridget, who will someday be a High Elder just like her mother.” The doctor clears his throat and adds, “I’ll leave you two to talk for a bit, but I’ll be back in when Alpha Wyatt and Luna Katelyn get here. If anything happens before then, let me know.”

Above him stood three dark shapes in the moonlight. Wolves. But not from his old pack. Their scent was strange. “Please,” Aeris croaked. “I don’t know you. I didn’t do anything.” “We know who you are,” the tallest one said. A woman with a silver braid knelt beside him. “The scentless one. The omega who shouldn’t exist.” “Then you know I’m not worth killing.” “That’s where you’re wrong,” she said, drawing a knife that gleamed in the moonlight. “Your death is worth everything.”