All Chapters of Scarlett: The Rejected Omega: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

My dream went like this….I stood in front of a tree trying to catch my breath. Then I thought, why was I running in the first place? Why could be chasing me? How did I even get here? These thoughts kept running in my mind until I hear a loud growling from afar. "Arrrrrrgh!" Then I kept on running.I was tempted to look back to see what was chasing me but fear gripped me. I decided to summon the courage to see what was chasing me but that was the greatest mistake I made. I paused and looked then saw a big wild bear running towards me. I wanted to continue to run but I stumbled on a stone and fell to the ground. I tried to stand up but my leg went numb, and I couldn't stand up.The bear kept coming towards my side. I fought all my life to stand up but I could not. That was when I realized that I had sprained my leg. So I am finally going to die without having a mate. I began to cry as I felt hopeless. The bear kept coming to me like a hungry predator that has found its prey. The bear

I woke up hungry.After Ella left, I couldn't believe that I slept for two hours straight. It's been a while since I slept that way. I guess it's because I feel relieved seeing Ella again.I woke up tired and hungry, dusted my bed, and went straight to the wood to get something to eat( since what I planned on cooking with has been used by Ella this morning)I took my fishing net and some worms for bait and waited straight for the riverside. When I got to the river, I was so lucky because as soon as I put in my fishing net filled with worms for bait, I got a lot of fish.I gathered some sticks together and made a fire to roast the fish after the fish was ready. I said a little prayer, and burnt some part to Goddess Luna as a sacrifice, thanked her for providing these fish, and also prayed to her for good fortune to come my way. After eating, I decided to rest for a while before I head back to the pack then I heard someone singing from afar. The voice is the definition of ethereal!

I went ahead to continue my daily activities. As an assistant physician of Sunshine Pack, my main responsibility was to assist the pack physician in taking care of the health needs of the pack members.My day was usually filled with tasks such as checking the vital signs of patients, administering medications, treating wounds, and performing routine medical examinations. I loved my job, and I was passionate about providing the best care possible to the werewolf community.As I was wrapping up my morning rounds, the pack physician, Dr. Grey, called me into her office."Good morning, Scarlett," she said as I entered the room. "I wanted to talk to you about something important.""Of course, Dr. Grey," I replied, taking a seat across from her."I've been impressed with your work here at the pack, Scarlett. You have a great bedside manner and a natural talent for medicine," Dr. Grey said. "That's why I wanted to ask if you would consider taking on a more significant role within the pack's

Adolph trudged along the winding path that cut through the dense forest. His legs padded softly against the ground, his muscles rippling with every step he took. He was an Alpha and a proud one at that. His pack was the strongest in the forest, feared and respected by all who lived within its bounds. As an Alpha, he was always alert, even in familiar surroundings. As he walked, he noticed that something was following him. At first, he thought it might be another predator, but he didn't sense any danger. Since he is an Alpha, he has learned to trust his instinct.He slowed down and listened carefully. His sharp ears picked up the sound of footsteps, but they didn't sound like those of a predator. They were too light and hesitant, more like those of a prey animal. He sniffed the air, trying to catch a scent, but it was too faint to identify.Adolph decided to investigate. He didn't want to lead any danger back to his pack, so he needed to make sure that whatever was following him posed

I woke up that morning feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness. It was a special day in the Sunshine pack, the day of the health orientation program. As the appointed werewolf responsible for enlightening my fellow pack members about our health and well-being, I wanted to make sure I did a good job.I got ready quickly, ensuring that I didn't forget anything I needed for the day. The pack center was buzzing with activity as werewolves from all corners of the territory gathered, eager to learn and improve their health. Dr. Grey, our pack's respected physician, stood by my side, ready to offer guidance and support.Taking a deep breath, I stepped forward and addressed the pack. "Good morning, everyone! Today, we have come together to learn more about our health as werewolves and how we can take better care of ourselves. Our well-being is essential not just for ourselves, but for the entire pack."I proceeded to share my knowledge and experiences with them, discussing the importance