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He didn’t answer, his face contorting as he tried to avoid her gaze. The assistant, ignoring the tension between us all, refocused on me, that smug look never leaving his face. “Now, Alpha,” he said, “let’s finish this little negotiation. Your choice—your land, or the girl?” I took another step toward him, but just as I opened my mouth to respond, a guttural snarl echoed from somewhere outside. My head snapped toward the sound, and suddenly, three rogue wolves burst into the clearing, their eyes wild with fury. The assistant’s smug demeanor vanished, replaced with fear.

“Good day, all. I am Mary Vaughn-Hamilton, daughter of Gerald Vaughn, Alpha of the Phoenix Pack, but some may know me as the Luna of the San Francisco Pack. Before drafting this message, I battled with myself, because I was unsure if it was the best thing to do. It is now clear to me that I should never have allowed myself to be silenced. My story deserves to be heard.

He couldn't believe I trusted him with all of this, mostly with the key he had just used to try to defect days ago. The wind was already howling outside, the first bands of the storm making their presence known. We ran the airboat through the pack grounds, the sky darkening ominously above us. The trees swayed violently, and debris was already being whipped around. Teddy held onto me as Phin maneuvered the boat down the rivers that had been dirt paths hours before. We found the omegas huddled together on a high hill near the edge of the property. "Come on, we need to get inside," I urged them.

Leo asked if she needed him to pull over, but she shook her head. She was surprised when they left downtown and uptown Omega City behind, not quite reaching the edge of The Fringe, but not all that far from it. Amber could see the familiar, ugly outline of where she had grown up on the horizon. She had to roll up her window as well as the stench of fish slammed into her face as they drove to the docks by the Port Of Omega City, once known as the Port of Los Angeles.

Many even thought omegas were only a tale from the past. We have been able to even find several other omegas in other packs. Luckily, most of those packs are open-minded and treat the omegas nice. However, we have heard of a few stories about other omegas that have gone through something similar to what me or Fiona have experienced. Luckily, we haven’t heard of any stories as bad as Tammy’s, but I’m sure those cases are out there. We just need to keep looking and find them. As the teenager gets close to us, Wyatt asks, “Is there something that you need?”

She watched him disappeared around the corner again then swiftly turned and headed out of the main building. The Lunpa compound was deep in the Appalachian mountains, they made all their houses and other needed buildings out of the wood found in the area. Tala marched to her house holding her cheek closed, here and there Omega's like herself saw her teared red eyes but said nothing, Tala figured they probably knew this is the day Mike will reject her. "What's wrong Tala?" Sabrina asked just before she reached her front door "Did someone steal your bone?" Tala hated Sabrina, she's an Omega next in line for the Alpha rank, and had a scull full of hot air because of it "Bugger off Sabrina"

Hey everyone! it feels good dropping you straight into the danger again! Things are heating fast...Charlotte’s web is extending beyond borders, and poor Luca might be paying the price. 😭 Tell me in the comments: did you expect this twist at the docks?

he muttered against my lips. As the line of red taillights began to wind out of the shipyard gates, disappearing into the dark pass of the southern mountains, I walked back to the panoramic window of the mezzanine. The city of Blackridge lay below us, a dark, silent grid where a few primitive fires were beginning to light up the corners of Grand Avenue. The old world was dying, its systems collapsing under the weight of its own greed, leaving nothing but the raw, unvarnished truth of the road.

The pillar of sand beneath me collapsed, throwing me and the baby into the freezing slurry. "Lyra!" Rowan the real Rowan gasped as he hit the sand, his body shaking as the possession broke. I couldn't move. My leg was numb, the blackness spreading through my veins, neutralizing the Sovereign fire. But I saw them. The million Omegas in the seabed city. They were no longer screaming. They were standing still, their silver eyes fixed on the horizon. "They're coming," Tessa whispered, emerging from the tree line with a look of pure terror.

My breathing eased a little. We pushed through the burnt trees. The smell of smoke was thick. In the distance, oil lamps glowed — a small village of low wooden houses. “We’ve reached Oakhaven,” Gamma Oliver called. As we crossed the village boundary, a few elderly shifters stepped out of their homes. Their faces went pale. Some backed away at the sight of blood on the soldiers. Caspian’s aura pressed down on them without him meaning to. I felt their fear. Caspian drew a breath and reined it in. “We’re from Sapphire Water. My mate is in labour and needs a birthing hut. Now.”