Omega Bus Stop Ch 1 Novels & Stories

The movement is so completely foreign on her I almost laugh. "Hi, Dom." "Hi, Chana. Laptop fit in the car?" "Hilarious. Yes it fit. Everything else did too." She brushes past me. Oba whistles approvingly from the doorframe. Chana flips him the bird without breaking her stride. “There better be a desk in my room,” she warns Oba. It’s late afternoon before the next vehicle comes clattering across the drive. Oliver bails out of the passenger side and does his usual obnoxious entrance.

Sydney was kind of a bitch, if I'm to be honest. The way she ended my farewell to Charlie was completely inconsiderate of you asked me. The noisy woods distracted me from my thoughts, and helped me focus back on my surroundings. The Crickets chirping and the subtle rustling of nocturnal creatures stuttering about, echoed loudly in the silent night. The sounds came as a comfort and as a guide, given that I could barely see. Most wolves would have a problem with this, even with the moon and stars completely blocked by a thick layer of leaves, but Omega's senses weren't as heightened as them.

Ascess the location of the caller” "Yes, sir." The chief turned and left without another word. Michael remained where he was. Forty-two minutes. Too long. A trained surveillance officer should have reported in by now. **** Jessica looked all around, especially behind. Gulping down breath to stay Calm, heartbeat racing, nearly exploding. She reached the bus stop just as a bus pulled in. The doors folded open. She climbed aboard without looking back. Inside the bus her thought stayed with her. lower her face, half closed eyelids.

POV Roberta I wiped the sweat from my forehead as soon as I stopped at the bus stop. My breath came in short, uneven gasps, and the exhaustion from running almost an entire block forced me to lean forward, desperate to catch the air escaping my lungs. The moon hung high in the sky, casting its glow across the night. I glanced over my shoulder to make sure no one familiar had followed me, then spotted the bus that would take me back to campus arriving on the other side of the street. I only realized what time it was when I finally collapsed into a seat. The bus was empty.

It never lied. Chapter One. Collin. When the Truck made the abrupt stop in front of the large cabin-like wooden glasshouse, I wondered, 'for how long?'. I hated moving and Ester knew that. But after leaving New Orleans, I couldn't care less how many more times we moved and from or to where. At the front, I could hear Charlie and Ester's festive chatters as they snapped their estate car door shut behind them. Sighing deeply, I stepped out of the truck, Rodger who's behind the wheel only stopping me for a while to ask "you alright, Collin?"

Third Person POV Our car rolled through half the town before turning into a plain old neighborhood. Looked like a lot of lower-rank wolves lived around here. "Here's good," I told Leo, pointing to an empty patch near an apartment building. The four of us headed up to the 16th floor. Victoria rang the doorbell for 1603, and the door opened to a thin omega girl. A nasty scar slashed across her left cheek-it was hard to look at. "Can I help you?" Olivia Beck asked nervously, her hand instinctively flying up to cover her face.

“Most people don’t consider that early.” “Early for us,” Owen grinned lopsidedly, his dimple appearing. “I wonder if there is food around here. If I have to eat another microwavable frozen meal, I will…” He looked around. The support busses hadn’t caught up yet, and for the moment, the Two Way Street busses occupied the car park alone, the quiet around them almost eery when they were used to being surrounded by people and noise.

*** “Bridget, wake up. It is time to get off the bus.” I slowly open my eyes as Gus nudges my arm. Oh, I must have fallen asleep. I yawn and stretch my arms and legs as I groggily ask, “Where are we?” Gus smiles. “We are at the end of the line. However, we still have to drive to the pack house.”

the bus to start I fall asleep. I’m startled awake to the sound of the engine turning. It’s still dark out. It was a short nap. The driver says we’re heading out in 5 minutes. I wait keeping my head down. Dawson might already be looking for me. He could’ve figured out that I headed to a nearby city. He could have his warriors checking the buses. My heart starts pumping at the thought that at any moment my chance at escape could come to an end. Finally after the longest 5 minutes of my life. The bus driver closes the doors and heads out away from my old pack, and away from any chance of Dawson finding me. This is the beginning of my new life. I’m an omega now. I pull out the piece of paper a

Daphne’s POV I hummed lightly to the tune blasting from the speaker while Davina and I drove along the streets of Vegas. It looked so organized with everyone moving around their daily activities like normal individuals. Unfortunately, the nightlife here was crazy! However, it was good for business! I stepped on the brakes slowly, coming to a halt just before the zebra crossing at the intersection. My voice was slightly increasing with every verse that played while I tapped my fingers simultaneously with the beat.