The Omega And The Alpha Novels & Stories

That alone would be an insult to her. Who would have thought an alpha to become an omega? That had never happened before and Crinka wondered why her. She was the first female alpha. She can't also be the first alpha to become an omega. But it had happened, and there was no changing that. Omegas were treated like dirt in Bluestone pack. One had bravely voiced out his complaints, and what had Crinka done? She paid no heed to his complaints, increased his work in the packhouse and rendered him homeless. Now it was her turn. This was surely karma coming back at her.

'Except you're not an omega' my wolf whispered in my head. "I'm not an omega?" I asked out loud. That was highly impossible. My mother was an omega. I've had the aura of an omega all my life. Could it be because I was mated to an Alpha? Alpha and omega pairings were quite uncommon. That must be the reason for the strange happenings. I had to get to the library and see if I could find anything. I quickly put on my clothes and left the room not bothering to eat the breakfast set out for me.

“I didn’t care that he was the Alpha, or that he was untouchable, or that I was just some scrawny omega who’d never be good enough* “An omega,” I muttered, kicking at the edge of my bedframe. “Of all the things I could be.” In our pack, omegas were the lowest of the low. They're weak, emotional, meant to serve and support, not lead or fight. Alphas like Darius needed someone strong, someone who could stand by their side and match their power. An alpha or a beta, maybe. Not me. Never me. The pack had never heard of an Alpha mating with an omega. It just wasn’t done. The elders would probably lose their minds if they even thought about it.

how was that even possible in the first place? A Beta doesn’t bow to an Omega, that’s not how the hierarchy works. Only Alphas, or wolves who are stronger by blood or magic, can force another wolf into submission. So what is that Omega girl? The thought gnaws at me, and soon my worry turns into anger. I slam my hand against the table, my claws snapping out with a hissing click sound while the tables' wooden surface splinters under my palm. Breathing harshly, I bare my teeth at the empty room.

"You already know what it is." I do. Every Omega does, whispered about in low voices, warned about by every woman who's ever tried to keep a girl like me safe. A mark. A bond. An Alpha's claim, freely given or otherwise, the only thing strong enough to pull a runaway heat back under control before it burns through a body that has nothing left to fight it with. "No," I say, before he can say anything else. "I'm not — I won't ask you for that. Not like this. Not because my body's forcing my hand."

As he walked toward the darker path leading away from the field, his presence lingered, heavy and undeniable, long after he was gone. The bond pulsed again. Subtle. Persistent. Like a quiet knock on a door he refused to open. Damon clenched his fists. Alpha instincts urged him to turn, to seek, to protect. To find the one tied to his soul and pull him close. Every instinct screamed that someone out there belonged to him, someone vulnerable, someone aching. An omega. That alone was dangerous knowledge.

"I was just following guidelines. She's a low-level Omega. She can barely shift." The snarl that ripped through the Alpha's chest was terrifying. He took a threatening step toward the guard, preparing to unleash his anger on him. A tall, olive skinned man quickly stepped in between the two of them. He held out his hand in a surrender motion, eyeing them both carefully. "I will suggest you be more careful with your words if you'd like to keep your head, Smith." He commented towards the guard before completely disregarding him and turning to face the Alpha. He lowered his voice as he addressed him, "Is it true? She's your mate?"

Rowen said. Leila was bouncing around, and yipping excitedly in my head, but I didn’t trust his words. They seemed too good to be true. I felt as though he was playing some kind of game with me. “But you are an Alpha, and I am an Omega. Those two do not go together. Omega’s are not strong enough to be Lunas.” I said quietly. “That is actually not true, and I had that proven to me.” Rowen said. “How….how sir?”

The gray-eyed man turned his attention toward me now. His gaze swept over me carefully, from my worn clothes to the bruises still fading along my arm. His expression darkened. “She’s an omega,” he said. “Yes.” “And wolfless.” Kael didn’t answer that part. The silence stretched. The man studied him carefully before speaking again. “Alpha… this doesn’t make sense.” Kael’s silver eyes flickered briefly toward me before returning to his Beta. “She crossed into our territory tonight,” he said. “By accident?” “No.”

"Zara Winters is our mate." The silence exploded into chaos. Voices overlapped - shock, outrage, disbelief. I caught fragments of conversations: "The servant girl?" "But she's just an omega..." "This can't be right..." "SILENCE!" Liam's roar shook the chandelier. The pack immediately quieted, instinct forcing them to submit to their new Alpha. I felt trapped, cornered. My wolf was torn between submission to our mates and the overwhelming urge to run. The room spun slightly. "Breathe, little one," Noah murmured, suddenly at my side. His hand found the small of my back, steadying me.