Omega Levi Novels & Stories

During their conversation, she had learned that Charity was an orphan and an only child, taken in by the Alpha to protect her. She had also learnt that Charity had not yet found her mate and was on the lookout for him. She had also begun to trust Charity because she seemed kind and honest. She recounted her story to her, forgetting Alpha Amal and everything else. She had told Charity how she was born to two lower level delta wolves in her pack, and came out as an Omega wolf. She had never had any influence and was sent to work in her pack leader's mansion, which was where she had met Derrick, her lover.

Most of the employees who worked here were from our pack, so that wasn’t surprising. “Adam?!” I yelled over the music. “Is that you?” Adam was an omega in our pack. They are the lowest level in a werewolf pack, but our pack treats everyone equally, no matter their rank. Adam and I were lab partners in tenth grade, then became friends after that.

He then turned to her and added, "Off you go. I’ve had a good laugh." Hailey hesitated, confusion knitting her brows. Did he truly think she was joking? Beta Ruel began to move toward her, anger twisting his features, but she wasn’t going to let herself be so easily dismissed. She stepped forward before he could reach her and exclaimed, "Do you consider me a joke because I'm an Omega?" Her voice resonated powerfully through the hall, replacing laughter with gasps. She pointed behind her and continued, "Can’t I be your Luna just because I lack the privilege they have? You pride yourself on being a just Alpha, a man who treats all members of his pack equally, but I see now that it’s just talk

"Once I was back to a place I knew I smelled Juniper - then saw her. She was so badly hurt and I knew I had to protect her as best as I could until the others came. Before you arrived there was the strange white wolf - her brother. He was upset at first, but then started approaching me in an odd manner. I thought I was going to have to fight him until you showed up." "Miro was afraid you were hurt, Elesi." Rhory sighs and runs his hand through his hair. "My wolf, his name is Miro. When he heard you howl...and then saw Vesper." He looks down at him, leaning down to nuzzle me gently. "Why is the life of an Omega so dangerous?" "My life isn't normally like this. I am just a boring Omega..." I n

at me as his face twisted with pure hate. “Do you ever get anything right in your miserable little life?!”I did catch his attention. What disgusted him was not me exactly, but what I had been broken to become. And my father’s history as well.“I regret the day you were born into this world. You have always been a mistake,” he spat with venom.His words didn’t hurt anymore. They were simply refrains of what he had said before. There was nothing he would insult me with that I hadn’t heard from him before. “I tried,” I whispered weakly. My voice cracked from the slight effort. “I just…I didn’t know things would end this way and—”A sharp slap across my cheek cut me off. My head jerked sideways, g

Kane. “You were right; I shouldn't have messed with you,” Levi cried, Rubbing his palms together. Jett and I exchanged equally confused glances, and I returned my gaze to Levi with a slight tilt of my head. “Is this some sort of prank?” I asked him. I wouldn't be surprised if it was because Levi was known for making pranks. He killed multiple warrior wolves and said all manner of stupid things about me when he did. He sent letters containing the horrible things he wanted to do to every member of my pack, and now that I came to get my pound of flesh, he was apologizing instead of fighting. Typical for the coward he was known to be.

Harold's professor announced then stopped with a subdued tone. “Why? What is all this about? Is this some sorta game that I'm not aware of?” Harold replied, not wanting to become a wolf for the second time in one day. Besides, he was an omega—the omega, and he barely stood a chance against the well experienced wolf that was before him as an opponent. “You will find out soon enough, my dear boy. Goodluck.” The white wolf growled, revealing its sharp canines that could dig into Harold's skin without much stress. It wasn't a game. Definitely.

“If you don’t want to lose your tongue. This omega is my mate and the queen of this region.” I blinked in surprise as Byron’s voice rang out, his hand gesturing to Olenna. “I don’t know what age you’re living in, but here, omega’s do important work.” She nodded slightly at him in acknowledgment. “An omega?” The guest said, contempt ringing in his voice. “I couldn’t tell.” “Perhaps you need to get your eyes checked.” Olenna said coolly. “We have excellent doctors here.” “How dare—“ “That’s enough.” Draven said Abd the hall immediately quietened. His gaze narrowed on the guest and those behind him. “Don’t forget whose council you’re currently standing in. This isn’t Europe.”

“Olivia, where are you right now?” “I’m…” I swallowed, channeling my Ancient Wolf training to steady myself with a few deep breaths. “I’m in the middle of the ocean. On a boat I don’t recognize, with a captain I’ve never met.” “How long have you been out there?” “Eight hours, at least.” “Shit.” Levi huffed on the other end of the phone, and I heard the sound of papers shuffling and footsteps. “Alright, um, stay calm—and—you—”

His laughter slowly died down as he looked at us again. “That’s what everyone believes which suits us just fine.” He scratched his chin. “We formed an alliance with an Omega Centre. Legally they can only do so much to help omegas in trouble. That’s where we come in. We protect omegas from danger, and make them disappear if we have to.” His eyes darted to mine. “We don’t hurt omegas.” “How do we know that you’re telling the truth?” “I’ll show you if you decide to accept our help.”