Omega Complex Chapter 53 Novels & Stories

I pull my hands up and see white hairs growing on them. What was once silence now becomes a cacophony of shrill and irritating sounds. I hear my bones melting together, accompanied by a terrible pain that consumes me. Causing desperate screams. Without thinking, I rise to my feet and look around, unable to see anything due to the extreme pain. When everything falls silent again, and I can finally make out the wolves around me, I see them all bowing before me, even the beta, despite not being in his wolf form. Why are they bowing to me? I'm a simple omega.

All of the memories I despised and keep hidden resurfaced once more like tidal waves in an endless sea. 'Do I truly despise them or am I just tricking myself into believing that?' I tried looking up at the stars but I could only think of his face. Those Sapphire-like eyes glowed majestically as if enchanting me to look deep inside. We share the same eye color but I can't get enough whenever I see them. It was addictive. His breath is on my skin whenever he speaks closer to me. I remember it as if it was only yesterday. My Omega whimpers in melancholy as she recollects everything about her Alpha.

CHAPTER 30–Nothing but trouble. ALPHA REX I didn’t know why I stood there and just let them run past me but what else could I have done? How fast could I have come to terms with the fact that my sister—might I add, who was very much blind—had been fighting off rogues while the Omega I thought I thought I had in check clung to her? How was anything supposed to make sense to me in that fleeting moment? Nothing made sense right from when I regained consciousness and was told an Omega was just across my room and I was the one who brought her back to my pack with me.

"But tonight, I'm thinking about how good this feels. How right. How finally, after everything, I have the power to write my own ending." He pulled her closer. "Not the ending. Just the next chapter." She smiled against his skin. "Same thing." Outside, London glittered on, indifferent to the plans being laid in the penthouse above. But within those walls, a reckoning was being prepared—a blueprint of justice, written in silver ink, signed with the name of the woman who would never be powerless again. The Omega's revenge had begun.

I gritted my teeth, frustrated. "Where is here?" I asked, trying to keep my voice steady. "And who are you people?" I demanded, trying to sound braver than I felt. The voices chuckled again, and a presence drew closer, making my heart race. "You'll find out soon enough, Omega," the voice whispered, the sound sending shivers down my spine. "You'll learn the truth about your destiny, and the ones who tried to alter it.”

Who would have thought the wolf less wonder and the orphaned Omega would play such a part in the future of our pack. ‘Are you done?’ Alpha Channon’s voice booms into the room. Quickly I wipe my tears and clear my throat, sneaking a tentative peak past Keeva to where our Alpha sits waiting impatiently. ‘Sorry Alpha.’ I bow my head and step back to Celeste. Keeva turns her attention to her too and greets her with a warm smile. Surprising, since the last time the met she was being ordered to murder her father I cold blood and rip his canines from his mouth. Without a word she returns to her place on the sofa next to her mate. ‘Come and sit down.’ Channon commands us both. Two of the three large

"Zara Winters is our mate." The silence exploded into chaos. Voices overlapped - shock, outrage, disbelief. I caught fragments of conversations: "The servant girl?" "But she's just an omega..." "This can't be right..." "SILENCE!" Liam's roar shook the chandelier. The pack immediately quieted, instinct forcing them to submit to their new Alpha. I felt trapped, cornered. My wolf was torn between submission to our mates and the overwhelming urge to run. The room spun slightly. "Breathe, little one," Noah murmured, suddenly at my side. His hand found the small of my back, steadying me.

That’s why the government revised the laws and eliminated some of them which weren’t in favour of the omegas. It’s not that I don’t want to escape from here. He claimed me and my unconscious self recognises him as my alpha. Plus I don't have anywhere to go and even if I do escape, my friends can't. I sighed as I closed the door and I plopped down on the couch. I could hear the lady and Alastair arguing in the room but I didn't care. I was watching cartoons when the door slammed open. The woman stormed out of the room and pretty much ignored me. Alastair came out after a few seconds, he sighed as he settled down next to me.

Luis stared at her blankly. "You do." Abruptly, Hailey sat up and leaned closer, brushing her hair to one side. "I need to make sure." Alpha Rowan's words had kept her awake all night. How could she be certain she was an Omega? Her mother had claimed she was, but she had also repeatedly mentioned that Hailey was born wrong. Not only had he sniffed her, but he had also asked if she had ever been to the Howling. Most wolves experienced their first shift during the gathering, where being among kindred spirits helped.

The next morning, Matilda woke up feeling groggy and disoriented. She had tossed and turned all night, haunted by nightmares of her parent's death. As she got dressed, she tried to push the memories out of her mind and focus on the day ahead, she heard a knock on the door. She opened it to find two omegas standing in front of her. One was a tall, thin blonde named Felicia, and the other was a short, plump redhead named Emily. Matilda recognized them as two of the pack's other omegas.