All Chapters of Omega Secret: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

With shaking hands, he held the papers while tears filled his eyes. He looked down and saw the little symbols that indicated what your second gender would be. One would be crossed, and that would mean that you were either an alpha, beta, or... an omega. He scanned the papers, and his eyes landed on the little cross that was scribbled on the paper. He read the word that was written next to it over and over again. Why him! He didn't even look like one. His shoulder shook, and he let the test result process in his mind. He felt so disappointed. -- Adom gasped; his eyes blinked open. Yet again, the same dream He could feel that even his eyes were wet from unshed tears. He sat up on the bed and looked over at his alarm clock at 6.30 a.m. Sighing, he got up slowly, put his hands over his face, and wiped away the tears. He wouldn't be able to sleep after this again, so he decided to get up, have an early breakfast, and go for a morning walk. He needed it after yet another restless night

Adom could hide being an omega for his whole life if he kept on being careful. Right now, he was living off his scholarship and part-time jobs, so he would still be able to afford his suppressants. They were expensive, given how many he needed every time. Most omegas only took them for their heat if it would be really inconvenient for them, but he had been taking them for every heat he had so he wouldn't need to experience them. He heard they were very painful and uncomfortable, so he happily took them every month. The scent neutralizers he took were also expensive because he put them on every day. He knew only Alphas could smell Omega scents, but he didn't want to risk people finding out he was an Omega, so he also needed money for that. It wasn't like he was poor; he just had enough to come by. He didn't complain about his life, and he was happy with the way he lived right now. Those few side effects couldn't keep him down. When he finished his breakfast, he was supposed to go for

"You know... we really picked the wrong major." Jack said, looking into the distance. Adom looked at him with questioning eyes. What was he thinking? This man never seemed to think. While Adom loved letting every thought go and just being and not worrying or thinking about anything, "what? Why?" Adom asked, wanting to know what he was thinking about now. "you know. We are never going to find a cute beta or omega here!" Jack huffed. "We have to go out more. When you come back from your parents, we go lady hunting! We were 22; we are not getting younger here!" He yelled out and pushed a fist in the air, which got him some weird looks from the other classmates. Adom sent them an apologetic gaze and slapped Jack's shoulder. "You can also just say it! Not everyone has to know!" Jack whispered and yelled out. But he did give it some thought. He wanted to find a cute omega too. "You're an alpha. Haven't smelled the one yet?" Jack asked him suddenly. Adom froze a little. He had said tha

After an exhausting 5 hours on the bus, Adom finally arrived in the familiar neighborhood. He had been in and out of sleep on the bus ride, and it made him even more exhausted with his head hitting the bus window every time. He had looked into his selfie camera to see if it hadn't left a bruise on his head because he felt like he got a concussion every time it happened. The rest of the hours, he tried to sit up, not wanting another headbanger from the window. Now they had finally arrived in front of his parents' house, and he paid the taxi driver, took his stuff from the trunk, and looked up. He saw the cozy white house standing tall between all the similar-styled houses. He didn't know he had missed it that much when a smile appeared on his face and he noticed an excited figure waving at him from the window. His mom, of course. Adom waved back and grinned while walking up the steps to the front door with his weekend back over his shoulder. His mom was already there, holding the do

"Okay, I'm going to my room to unpack; call me when dinner is ready!" Adom avoided the question and got up. He waved, grabbed his stuff, and ran up the stairs. He heard his dad chuckle and say something to his mom that he couldn't hear any more as he reached his old bedroom. As he opened the door, he smiled, but it was still the same as always. His bed is in the corner of the room next to his window. He always loved waking up to the chirping of the birds and the sunlight shining in. The old posters on the wall and the action figures he had collected over the years and hadn't taken with him to college still stood tall and proud on his dresser. The mirror with the crack on the left side from when he was so mad and found out he was an omega also wasn't replaced yet. His parents didn't know why it was cracked, though. He dumped his bag on the floor, jumped on his bed face first, and sighed. Adom was happy to be home and just relax and be himself for a while. He had been pretending and ac