Omega Bus Stop Ch 1 Novels & Stories

“And I like that pliable little girl. Especially when she’s naked and calling me Alpha. I can think of several ways I'd like to bend you.” “If you’re lucky, maybe you’ll see her tonight when we’re home in bed.” She turned in my arms, smirking up at me as she patted my chest then slipped out of the shower, leaving me alone under the scalding stream to brood. Within the hour we were on the road, headed into the city to the Council Headquarters. Charlie and I were in one SUV with four warriors while another held the Omega witnesses and several more warriors. “Why are we stopping?” Charlie pressed her nose to the window, straining to see what was happening outside.

And she smiled happily. I went back to work, though I was still holding back my frustration. Before I knew it, time had passed quickly. The sky grew dark again, and the sunset. Chloe and I hurriedly packed our things before Ms. Rose locked the finance room. Since my car was still at the workshop and I hadn’t picked it up, Chloe and I waited at the bus stop again. At that moment, the sky was slightly clear despite the darkness, and it wasn’t raining. We waited for the bus while enjoying the potato chips Chloe had brought from home. Unexpectedly, Chris’s car stopped in front of us, and the front and back driver’s windows were open.

I whisper with a kiss to the top of her head, "my goddess." From now on, sleep evades me, and I'm kinder glad, I don't wish or want to face or think about what I just dreamed again, or at least, not until I have to. So I just hold my Chilli firmly in my arm as she sleeps soundly. As she does I casually glance around the coach, observing the other passengers in their seats around us. They all seem like happy, ordinary people, and are taking very little notice of us. As I continue to scan the bus, I notice a red digital clock with today's date, high up just above where Steve sits. It reads, 01:32 twenty-five of February.

Office Gray says, bowing slightly alongside his partner before they both walk back to their car. I stare once again at the once upon a time vibrant environment that is now clouded with smoke and darkness. A tired sigh escapes my lips when I realise that this may actually just be the beginning. I know it's weird but I just have this feeling that the worst is yet to come and the truth is, the thought of it alone scared me like nothing else.

After waving goodbye and settling on my seat, the journey begins. The bus screeched to a stop, hissing as its old brakes caught up on the pavement. I had been holding it for miles, my bladder aching with every bump on the road. The diver’s gravelly voice cut through the cabin, “Ten minutes, folks. We stop here, then straight through to Houston.” I glance at the dusty gas station with its faded sign and peeling paint. Ten minutes. That was all I needed. My legs are painfully swollen, making it hard for me to move as quickly as I once could. I waddle off the bus, careful not to bump into anyone.

I lifted my head to look outside the window and saw the people and place leaving behind. Was it really happening? It seemed like a dream and I didn't want to end it ever. But then the train came to a halt and everyone started talking about it. I felt the goosebumps rising on my skin. Please Goddess, let it be an accident. The doors opened and I peeked slowly to see who was entering. An old omega grabbed the door handle for a support and walked inside, dragging her bags behind her. "Seriously, these low ranking wolves need to learn better than to disturb us like that. "

I can't be a swayable hot head that focuses on my high school status. As I make my way towards Chloe's room, I try to open the wall I accidentally slammed down on my wolf. Although I am still upset with him, he too spoke nothing but the truth. He deserves the right to give me an earful just like everyone else. And I do need to get to know the spirit now sharing my body with me. I mentally push against the barrier, but it doesn't budge an inch. As I enter the omega hall, I hear someone crying, and I freeze. My hands immediately shoot forward to cover my junk as I listen for where the sound is coming from.

Aina Seeing Osborne finally calm down, I let out a quiet sigh of relief. Deep down, I knew from here on out things wouldn’t be easy. The road ahead would be filled with challenges and threats, but with Osborne by my side, nothing felt impossible. His presence alone gave me strength. Just then, his phone buzzed on the table, breaking the stillness. Osborne released me gently and reached for it. “It could be work,” he muttered, though when his eyes landed on the screen, his expression shifted into a faint frown.

Chino hardened instantly body betraying fear like it didn’t care. “Later,” Wale breathed. “When everybody sleep.” The bus kept rolling. By midnight most passengers were out heads lolling against windows, snores mixing with engine hum. The road north quieted, potholes eased. Somewhere past Ibadan, lights dimmed more. Wale unbuckled quietly, slid to the floor between seats. Space was tight knees bumping metal. He looked up at Chino eyes dark, daring. Chino glanced around: nobody watching. Nodded once.

that's it, announce the take off to the altitude of 4000 feets. Osmosis:(looks away as he mutters the word, "Janus" under his breath as he picks up his own transistor radio) And the journey starts in 3, 2.....1. 🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸 LOL, HOPE YOU ENJOYED THE LITTLE APPETIZER....