I Feel So Sigma Novels & Stories

We can't shake the feeling that we’ve seen Meg somewhere before. Every time I look at her, it’s like there’s a memory just out of reach, lurking in the shadows of my mind. It’s maddening. I don’t know where it’s coming from, and it doesn’t help that she’s no ordinary wolf but sigma. The power that rolls off her is almost suffocating, like standing too close to a lightning storm. You can feel the charge in the air, the anticipation of something big about to happen. So that alone deflates everything we thought we knew about sigma-wolves. You know- that they were promiscuous. Maybe that part is true, who knows but I do know for a fact, that her aura is outstanding.

“She doesn’t belong to you.” Xander’s mouth twisted into a slow, mocking smile. “She does, Sigma!” The word hit the air like a slap, and I felt my heart stutter. Sigma? Not Omega? My mind reeled, trying to process what he’d just revealed. He tilted his head as his eyes gleamed with cruel amusement. “Does she know you’re not an Omega like you claim?” He chuckled. Then he turned to me. His gaze locked onto mine with that same intensity that had once made me feel special. Now it only made my skin crawl.

“Better now. It's... overwhelming, but good.” He stopped under a streetlight, turning to face me. “You're fitting in fine. Sigma Chi could use more like you.” “Like me?” “Smart, fun. Not afraid to jump in.” His voice lowered, and he stepped closer, the space between us shrinking. My breath seized. “Thanks.”

“What do you mean?” “The code. I know how to activate it. The fail-safe Eve created.” Damien’s heart skipped a beat. “What code?” “The code that will wipe everything Aetheris wants,” Sigma said softly, almost apologetically. “It’ll take me offline, but it’ll also destroy their ability to track you. Destroy everything they’ve built.” Damien didn’t hesitate. He’d seen enough destruction already. “Do it.” Sigma stepped forward, and Damien felt a shift in the air—a pulse of energy that hummed through the very bones of the earth.

Lily shook her head. “The Sigma Wolf that grandma has told me about,” Clayton finally said, breaking his silence. “That was the last word she uttered to me before grandpa arrived. She said there is a Sigma before she stopped.” “We’ve been looking everywhere for that sigma,” Liam pointed out. “Even asking our allies but we all got negative results. It’s one in millions, Clay. They’re complicated and if ever we find that one, how sure are we that he’s going to cooperate? Nobody can control a sigma.”

I shook my head to try to clear the fog in it so that I could register the words written there. 'If you have gotten here my love, just know that you are indeed a smart she-sholf—' I smiled and shook my head and continued reading, while knowing who wrote this one. 'So I am going to give you a less difficult puzzle to solve because I love you. Now, there's a place which is convenient for you but can also be used by others. You shall find something with rainbows that glitters with love and happiness but it has one sigma to it and that's a little shade of darkness around it. '

Mrs peterson said. "W... What? Tonight?" Kim stuttered. "Yes tonight Kim, you got a problem with that?" "You promised Josh Kim, you made a promise, you can't back down now," her subconsciousness whispered to her. "No, not at all, it's just that I don't.." "Don't worry about that, beatrice will guide you, and I trust you, even if your steps don't get me good sales yet, your body will, I have no doubt," Mrs peterson winked smiling sweetly at her. "And if you impress me, you will be surprised by the pay you would be getting for just today."

I muttered aloud. “When will you reveal yourself?” he asked again. I shrugged. “When I feel like it,” I answered. Which was still very far away in time. I preferred to watch from the dark as my plan fell into place. “When you feel like it?” The Sigma asked in a disdain-filled tone. “Is this a game to you?” he demanded. Like his arrogance earlier, his anger also amused me. “Everything is a game my dear Magnus and the rule of this game is to be the last standing, your impatience is rather becoming tiring,” I said dismissively and drank my juice.

I linked both of them, and we were silent. "Since you won't tell us where you are taking us, at least have the decency to tell us your names," Racheal said, and The guy looked at her. He was tired of bantering with her. "My name is of no use to you, Sigma," He said, disgustingly saying the Sigma.

I sighed heavily and the Sigma flinched—barely visible—since that was the first sound I made. I missed them. I missed mom, dad, Dash, Serena… I even missed Hilda. Gosh, I wonder where Serena is. I hope she’s fine. A pit of guilt sunk in my stomach when I remembered I hadn’t thought of her all this while. I’d do anything to have her here. Finally, the Sigma stopped and stood at the far end of the entrance, giving me way and letting me feast my eyes on the beautiful view. Damn… it’s better up close.