(ATLAS' POV - IN RHEA'S BODY)*Cough! Cough!*I woke up with a sharp pain slicing through my gut, the kind that turned my vision white at the edges. My breath hitched as I coughed, each spasm sending jolts of agony through my abdomen.Instinctively, I tried to cradle my stomach, but my hands remained stubbornly bound above my head. Panic mixed with fury as I tugged at the restraints, realizing I was completely immobilized.I gritted my teeth, the anger searing through my veins and rising to my temples. “Who the hell…” My voice was raw, a growl edged with defiance. The darkness around me seemed to pulse with a sinister life of its own, and I could sense someone, or something, watching me.The next thing I saw was the looming shadow before me. A person of sun-kissed skin, squatting just within reach, clad only in an oversized shirt that barely shielded her crotch."Kaida!" I barked, my voice bouncing against the cement block I was sitting on. "What is the meaning of this?!"Kaida's eyes
(RHEA'S POV - IN ATLAS' BODY)I jolted awake as icy water cascaded over me, the shock searing my senses. Slightly befuddled, I squinted against the water spray. A shower? Where was I?With a swift, instinctive move, I turned off the faucet, the sudden silence only deepening my disorientation. My gaze drifted down to my arms—brawny and foreign. Panic surged through me.My eyes continued downward, and I realized I was naked, with a part of my body that wasn’t supposed to be there dangling between my legs."Eek!"A startled cry escaped my lips as I took in my starkly naked, undeniably male body. My voice was a deep rumble, not the familiar, soft timbre I knew.“What the—” I stammered, my hand shooting up to my neck, fingers tracing the unfamiliar bulge of an Adam’s apple.The voice, the body—it all screamed of Atlas, the pack alpha who had caused me so much grief. Dread clawed from my insides and gripped my heart as I recognized the bathroom: it belonged to Atlas.This place… it was the G
(RHEA'S POV - IN ATLAS' BODY)“The pack alpha of Geisterfell and his daughter are already here!” Lucien announced as he walked closer.“Rhea, it’s them!” Atlas urged in desperate whisper.My mind raced as I tried to process the gravity of the situation. The memories were blurry, fragmented, but one thing remained crystal clear—Hera and Mortis. I remembered seeing them in the chaotic ballroom before my life ended.I nodded at Atlas, acknowledging that I'd tread cautiously around the werewolves of Geisterfell. Instinctively, I reached out to help him stand."It’s them, what?" Lucien's voice broke through the haze, drawing closer.My eyes flicked to the formal suit Lucien was offering. I couldn't afford any suspicion. With a forced nonchalance, I tried to emulate Atlas's demeanor, hoping to deflect any scrutiny. "Who knows," I shrugged, my tone sharp. "This woman—Omega, always speaks nonsense!" I took the suit from Lucien, but his raised eyebrows sent a shiver down my spine.Oh, no! D-did
(ATLAS' POV - IN RHEA'S BODY)"Ugh… I'm exhausted…" I groaned, feeling utterly drained.The dimly lit room offered little solace as I lay there, my body tense with fatigue and discomfort. The hay beneath me wasn't giving me much relief either. Its coarse texture only serving to exacerbate the discomfort that gnawed at my bones.My chaotic state of mind was worsened by the lingering ache of the wolfsbane which managed to seep beneath my whiplash wounds. Its toxic tendrils snaked through my veins like icy tendrils, coiling around my every nerve.Initially, I had hoped to simply sleep off the pain, but instead, I found myself tossing and turning on the makeshift bed as minutes stretched into eternity. Frustration simmered within me, bubbling up until it spilled over in muttered words of irritation."What's wrong with this woman?" I grumbled in annoyance.Being trapped in Rhea's skin felt like wearing a suit two sizes too small. I felt a constant discomfort I couldn't simply shake. Every i
(ATLAS' POV - IN RHEA'S BODY)"Atlas wouldn't want an omega's body cluttering up the manor, especially with the big banquet around the corner and Alpha Mortis is already here, visiting." Lucien's voice suddenly appeared.The next moment I fell down as Kaida's grip loosened.The gamma werewolf’s attention shifting to Lucien. From my vantage point on the floor, I watched as she faced him with apparent disinterest. "Hello, Lucien," Kaida greeted him in a monotone.Lucien maintained his smile, but I could see the hint of sharpness beneath his words. "Hello, Kaida. You do realize that taking the life of an omega without the Alpha's approval could land you in trouble, even if you're one of Atlas' most trusted officers like myself. Nightspire rules apply to everyone."Despite the weight of his words, that man still spoke in that nonchalant tone of his, the one that often grated on my nerves.Kaida shrugged dismissively, her cool demeanor unfazed. "What's wrong with disciplining a maid who's s
(RHEA'S POV - IN ATLAS' BODY)I groaned as Daisy’s hands pumped faster.“Daisy, I’m close—ah!” I gasped, unable to contain the sensation coursing through me. It slipped away the moment Daisy applied a bit more pressure on my shaft.“My gosh, Rhea! You got my face!” Daisy exclaimed, her voice a mix of surprise and somewhat amusement.“Oh… Oh!” I stammered, mortified as I saw the mess I'd made. I moved to clean up the white substance on Daisy’s face, but she waved me away. “S-sorry, Daisy!” I mumbled, trying to shake off my lightheadedness.“Nah, don’t mention it,” Daisy said as she wiped her face. She disposed the stained tissue into a plastic bag that a maid like her always carry around. “You know, I was still skeptical about you changing souls with the Alpha, but… I guess. The fact that you apologized so much to an omega like me, makes me believe you.”I nodded gratefully, relief flooding through me. “I appreciate that, but please—”“Don’t tell anyone else. Got it. Your secret is saf
(RHEA'S POV - IN ATLAS' BODY)"Stay away!"As I entered the room, my gaze met Atlas's, and I could immediately sense the tremor in his voice, thick with anger and humiliation.Instinctively, I backed up upon seeing my own body reacting to the fear and distress radiating from my own presence.It was disorienting, being inside Atlas form yet feeling the emotions of my own body so acutely. Sympathy washed over me as I saw him in such a weakened state, a pang of guilt gnawing at me for the ordeal he had endured.Then, in a sudden burst of desperation, he grabbed a handful of hay and hurled it at me, his actions fueled by pain and anger.But the hay fell short, a feeble attempt to defend himself against an invisible threat. I halted in my tracks, raising my hands in a gesture of surrender, a silent plea for peace."Atlas, it's me!" I called out softly, my voice trembling with a mixture of reassurance and apprehension. "I’m not going to hurt you, okay?"I trained my focus on Atlas, gauging
(RHEA'S POV - IN ATLAS' BODY)“Recent surveys and patrols indicate that the pack's territory remains secure... However, there have been reports of increased activity along the western border.…”I chanted those words like a mantra, frustration lacing my tone as I attempted to make sense of the report.Did I understand any of them?I could only wish.I was buried in paperwork when Kaida knocked on the door, her urgency cutting through the monotony like a sharp blade. Each knock echoed my mounting irritation with the endless reports scattered across my desk.As I struggled to decipher the complexities of pack security, doubts crept into my mind. How was I supposed to lead effectively when my experience was limited to serving as a maid? Atlas's memories, while helpful, could only guide me so far in this unfamiliar role."Alpha, it’s me. I have something urgent to report," Kaida's voice broke the silence, offering a welcome interruption to my inner turmoil.Looking up, I sighed heavily, s