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He yanked my hair, dragging my head back as he whispered, voice dripping with venom, “You’re a worthless wolf that I use whenever I like. You are lower than a slave. You have no right to fight back. You have no right to speak. You are a wolfless, barren omega.” His words sliced deeper than his hands ever could. My chest tightened. Rage simmered beneath my skin, burning me alive. He finally released my hair, shoving me backward. I lifted my head, my teeth clenched. My fists trembled at my sides as I whispered, “Reject me then.”

I cried out, but there was still no response. “Can you stop screaming? You're giving me a migraine.” A familiar voice snapped at me, and as soon as I heard it, I tried to turn toward the direction it had come from, even though I couldn’t see anything. “Is someone out there? Please, can you help me?” I called out as loudly as I could. “What part of shut the f* up did you not understand? Ugh! I have no f****** clue what he sees in you. You're such a weak, dumb Omega that accidentally managed to get pregnant for him.”**

The firelight cast their shadows on the wall—three figures bound by blood, fate, and the quiet hum of something greater than all of them. But deep underground, miles away, a lone signal pulsed in the darkness. A mechanical voice whispered through the static: > “Omega Protocol… active. Directive: Recover the Firstborn.” Lena stirred, sensing the echo even in her dreams. She tightened her hold on the child, heart pounding. Outside, thunder rolled across the distant horizon—the storm returning. And somewhere within it, the future began to move.

But Ezekiel is telling the truth this time. I stand back up and curl a finger at the tall lean man with a goatee who is still standing like a statue. “Free the omegas in captivity. Every single one of them or you’ll end up a eunuch like your Alpha here.” Ezekiel wails upon hearing this, he won’t be humping any more women for the rest of his miserable life. Not even his healing factor can heal grow new balls for him now. A few of his men immediately disperse to carry out my order and looking down at Ezekiel, I strip him of his title. “Take your son, leave and don’t ever come back.”

all leading to zero. "Rose... Rose?" I was pulled from my thoughts as I heard his voice. The way he said my name... it sent involuntary shivers through my spine. "Yes?" "Why are you so silent? Okay, let me introduce myself properly. I am an Omega from a rogue pack. I come from a-" I cut him off saying, "I don't need your life story here. We have a problem on our hands." He looked at me confused, "What problem?" I sighed and leaned forward, bringing my face closer to his, "I don't have a mate, especially not an omega mate."

“But I can’t. He’s confused, just like you are. You’ll figure this out together or apart. I wanted to believe her, but a part of me still braced for disappointment. We walked the rows of books together, and soon I found myself drawn to a section I hadn’t noticed before a collection about witches and old magic, volumes bound in dark leather with strange symbols embossed on their covers. One book, in particular, caught my eye. Its title was etched in silver: The Sigma Mirror. The cover was cool beneath my fingers, and a sudden shiver ran down my spine as I opened it. The air seemed to thicken, charged with a strange energy that prickled at my skin. I felt my wolf stir within me not just a flic

my dad's voice quickly pulls me out of my thoughts as he appears alongside Noah. "What in the goddess has happened here?" he bellows out and thankfully Noah saves me from having to explain any more as he fills my dad in on everything whilst the doc checks Stacey. She starts to wake up and immediately locks eyes with me with an evil grin spread wide across her face. "How dare you touch me, I am the Gamma's daughter and your just a fat ugly Omega!" Hearing her call me fat brings my mind straight back to Jay but I muster all my strength to mask it, I won't let her see it. Growls sound out and I look over to see that they came from Noah and Alex and the look Alex is giving Stacey is chilling.

The envoy was an omega. Old, silver-haired, with eyes that held centuries of knowledge and absolutely no fear. She walked into the council hall like she owned it. Not with arrogance. With certainty. Her name was Maelis, and she had traveled three weeks through rogue territory alone to sit at a table full of wolves who had never seen an outsider omega treated as an equal. The old guard council members didn't know where to look. Some stared at her silver braid and her travel-worn cloak. Some stared at the table. No one spoke.

He stepped between us without speaking. Vessa pointed at him with a shaking hand. “Don’t you dare stand in front of her.” Her voice went even higher. “Don’t you dare protect her from me, Rhydian, she is a slave! She is nothing, she is an absorbed omega from a pack that does not even exist and you are standing in front of her like she is— like she is worth—” The sentence broke apart completely. She pressed her fist against her mouth hard enough that I saw her shoulders shake with it. Then she lowered her hand and looked at me around Rhydian’s shoulder.

Julian slammed his hand onto the console. The world went Black. But in the darkness, a single, analog sound began to play. Hiss. Click. Whir. It was the 1977 Cassette Tape. And then, a new voice spoke—a voice that was deep, ancient, and sounded like it was coming from Inside your own head. "Chapter 146: The Reader’s Audit. Warning: By continuing to read, you are consenting to a Physical Transfer of Assets. Please check your pulse. Does it feel... Digital?"