Omega Escape Room Novels & Stories

But he needs to be quick; he doesn't want the other man to find him, not like this. Adom breathed hard and looked for the front door. He was running down the hall and opening a few doors before he finally pulled the front door open. As he ran out, he also came to the realization that he didn’t wear socks or shoes. He would have to do this as he heard footsteps. He looked back to see that Sebestian was following him and was coming closer. He gasped and ran faster. He needed to get away from here. His feet hurt as he ran down a gravel pathway, and he hissed. What was this place? Was this even in his town? How could he go back? As he slowed down to see if he could find something that looked fam

“Thanks.” “Do you want some food? Something to drink maybe? It’s been days since you ate.” Ellie waved her hand to indicate the few people who were scattered around the room. “You can ask any of these people for whatever you want and they’ll bring it. They’re called Omegas, it kind of means waitress, concierge… maid maybe? Basically, you call “Omega” and the closest one to you will come over right away. Talking to one of them is like talking to all of them. Whatever you want just happens. One of them will even come in from another next room if there aren’t any here, you ask them for what you want and another one will show up with it. Whoever, it can get here the fastest. They can hear you fr

Night said as he opened the door, omegas were screaming trying to help each other find a way out. Night spotted Obsidian trying to break the window with a chair. “YO SID THERE’S A SECRET PASSAGEWAY IN THE LAST ROOM ON THE LEFT! GET EVERYONE OUT OF HERE, DID YOU SEE CHARMS AND RAZOR ANYWHERE!” Night asked as he ran towards his brother, pointing the omegas in the direction of the secret tunnels. “NO, I THOUGHT THEY WERE WITH YOU.” Obsidian said as he picked up a woman who’s leg was badly burnt. “They were, but when I went to check out the secret tunnel. They got the bright idea to help people get out of here through the tunnels.” Night said, as he tried to look for the kids.

Moses climbed out right after, and as soon as his feet touched the ground, he walked up to me, looking at the blood on my side and arm. “Alpha, are you okay?” he asked, looking worried. He took a step closer like he wanted to check my wounds, but I raised my hand and stopped him. “I’m okay,” I said quickly, groaning again. My body wasn’t okay but I couldn’t let him focus on that now. We had no time for that. I turned my head and looked back. The house was behind us now and from this side, it looked like an abandoned place. I pushed my mindlink open, reaching for my warriors. Get out of sight and leave the house immediately. Let’s meet at the border of the park and also, be careful. Do not le

He knocked once and let himself in. “They’re all here,” he said quietly. “Waiting.” I didn’t look up. I was seated at the edge of my bed, elbows on my knees, eyes fixed on the floor like it held all the answers I needed. My jaw was tight, and my nails dug into my palms. I had been holding back the storm all day, but it was crawling up my throat now. “How’s the search?” Darian asked, even though we both knew the answer. “Dead end,” I muttered. Then I stood up so fast my chair screeched across the floor. “She escaped. She actually escaped.”

Or should I heed the counsel of my Beta, Colin, and release the woman who may be innocent? I reached my study and slipped inside, locking the door behind me. My eyes darted to the large clock directly above my desk, which read 7:16 pm, only a couple of hours until the next day. I paced back and forth, the room illuminated by the soft glow of candlelight. The bookshelves that lined the walls seemed to whisper ancient wisdom, but their words offered no clarity. I had reached a crossroads, and time was slowly but steadily slipping away. The Council of Wolves would plan the Omega's execution if I did not make a decision soon.

And it was not once, there were four that she tried to escape and every time she was grabbed until the day she found her tied to the bed with a wife, completely deprived of her freedom. Will couldn't help but see that. He had never spoken to her in all the time the two of them shared the same roof, but she was still an omega, someone just like him. So one day he stole the key to Nolan's office and left it near her free hand and left. If she decided to escape again at least there was not left for him. It wasn't like he could do much either.

He tapped the screen, initiating the analysis sequence. I kept my breathing steady, waiting for Dr. Voss’s suppressant to fail or succeed. The machine processed the sample, displaying a series of loading bars across the digital screen. The Inquisitors held my arms tightly, preventing me from stepping away. The scanner beeped loudly. Graves looked at the readout, his expression remaining entirely neutral. "Genetic markers indicate a standard omega," Graves stated, lowering the device. "No anomalies detected." I forced myself to stand completely still, offering no visible reaction to the news.

Then the man proceeds on walking away. Eurus promptly followed as he decided to walk along with him. He didn't give up, trying to squeeze information from him. "What's the reason for them sending us here. What is our purpose here?" Eurus followed up with another question. In the middle of their conversation, suddenly, they heard a voice of a man screeching as if he was suffering from agonizing pain, Confused, both of them followed the sound of the screech, leading them in front of a willow tree, beside a high-rise building with a HumEv Industries signage written on the building.

Athena and Grey hadn't spent a lot of money setting up The Omega Team offices. She'd contributed part of her retirement fund she'd cashed out at the police department, but the bulk of it had come from him, a nest egg left to him by his best friend killed in Afghanistan. They lived in the little two-bedroom house in West Tampa that had been Lucky's, comfortable and low maintenance. For the agency, though, they'd purchased an old warehouse in a commercial district. They'd walled off half of it for offices. The other held their sophisticated electronics and communications center. She'd told Grey when they had it set up she thought he might be able to run the entire country from there.