The Mute Gamma Novels & Stories

Elara said, pointing over the side. ​The wake of the ship wasn't just white foam. It was teeming with Silver-Fin—small, bioluminescent fish that hadn't been seen since the Great Reset. They were swimming in tight, geometric formations, pulsing in a rhythmic sequence that looked hauntingly like code. ​"The Mute didn't kill the energy," Lyra whispered, leaning over the rail. "It just sent it back into the biological lane. Without the Aegis to regulate the frequency, nature is starting to... rewrite itself."

"He said that if someone doesn't use a body part for a long time, the organ will atrophy. Does anyone want to see whether the mute girl's tongue has atrophied?" Everyone in the classroom heard her. But not a single person looked up or chose to help me. They just packed their bags as fast as they could and quickly fled the scene. I shoved Ayanna aside, but her posse stepped forward and surrounded me. "Open your mouth!" Ayanna barked, holding up her phone camera. "If you don't, I'll just have to do it myself." I bit down hard on my lip, resisting silently. She moved closer and closer.

“Can you see me now?” I tried talking, but my voice had been buried away. The doctor leaned away, “She’s really a strong kid. No one had ever come back after being bitten by a Gamma revenant.” “Gamma revenant?” Mrs. Kathy asked in my stead, and the doctor nodded. “Revenants are shifters who died but somehow resurrected” He explained as he examined my neck, then pressed on a particular spot that sent chills down my spine. I whined. The memory of the man biting me with fangs juggled in and I groaned. ‘Rina?’ I called out to my wolf at the back of my mind, but her presence was silent.

I can hear them but not clearly and I tried to block Wolfie’s bark too because his bark is louder than my mom's and Nana Salve’s voice to concentrate more. After a few seconds of trying to concentrate, to meditate more. I saw a silhouette of a girl sitting in front of me and she was waving her hand in front of me. I tried to ignore her but she kept on waving. She is like testing me if I can still see her or not. She knows that I can feel her, that is why she blows on my face and then laughs when she sees me react to it. I didn’t expect that she would do that and I didn’t expect too that she would connect to me like that. She laughed like an evil laugh because she is not allowing me to concen

He took a step closer to us, his gaze locked with my father. “I am not lying. Here’s my daughter with me,” my father replied, pushing me forward for Beta Gideon to have a look, as if I were a piece of parcel waiting for their review. Beta Gideon’s eyes narrowed at me. “Amos, your daughter is a mute. How are you sure that she knows what it means, or how did you find out?” “She can communicate through the mind-link. She is a mute, but that doesn’t mean she cannot read or write. My daughter deserves justice,” my father retorted. I lowered my head, avoiding the stares of eyes on me.

"Then why did you leave me?" I replied with, "I thought you wouldn't want me..." She scooted closer to me, her knee brushed against mine. "What made you think that?" "Because I'm Mute." I felt her hand on my cheek as she moved my face towards her so that I was looking at her. Then she brought her other hand up so that she was cupping both of my cheeks. "What the hell makes you think that I wouldn't want you just because you can't talk? If anything, I like that about you. It makes you different from all of the other Alphas out there. And I can get used to it. You were paired with me for a reason. The Moon goddess never makes mistakes."

Father had taken me to a lot of doctors, both humans and even pack healers but none of them have been able to do anything to help me recover. I let out a light whimper as I feel blood trickling down my leg, this is when I hear some footsteps in front of me and I raise my head to meet their gazes. Four of them, looking so sinister and wicked. I immediately feel nauseous, maybe I will feel better if I throw up. “She is the mute one?” One of them asks, amusement dancing in his eyes. “I am sure our alpha will be happy if we take her with us” “Please let me go” I sign to them but from the look on their faces, none of them seem to understand me. I mean, how will they understand me when only my par

Veronica relished this moment, finally able to assert herself against me. Axford's brows furrowed with disgust as he pulled away from me, his icy eyes expressing utter detachment. Panic seized me, and I instinctively reached out, gripping onto his leg, pleading with desperate eyes. "Is this truly what the moon goddess has in store for me? A mate unable to speak? How can this be? No! I cannot accept this. I will not settle for a mute mate." Veronica's voice soared once more. "You don't have to! You can find someone better, I know this must be hard for you, but if you need anyone to talk to, you have my number," she shouted.

[I need the phone you've been using to blackmail my husband. He watched me. "Why do you need a burner phone, when you're mute?" My hands stopped moving. He stepped closer. "Unless..." His voice lowered. "You can actually talk, and you've been pretending this whole time?"

He expected his little mate to come walking out of it someday when she had forgiven him. Kelp was at his wits end. He did not know what to do to get either Alpha to accept little ghost’s death. He thought Mark would accept it more easily, knowing that Kelp could not feel anything from her. If she were alive, he would know their connection is complete and they both must block it to keep his gamma abilities from doing what they are supposed to do. As the gamma, his ability is to always monitor Luna to know that she is okay and not in need. Kelp had felt nothing for weeks now.