All Chapters of The Omega’s Second Chance Mate: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

　　"No, no, it's too early for drinking for me. Maybe later," Janet insisted to her pack member as she left the impromptu celebratory gathering of a new pack member as well as a potential Luna for the pack.　　With each step through the winding corridors towards Ethan's suite, Janet felt a heavy weight in her chest. The mingled scents of excitement and uncertainty only added to the tension in the air. On one hand, she should be ecstatic; part of her job was complete, and Ethan finally had a Luna to complete their pack, and a fated Luna at that. But on the other hand, Janet couldn't shake the feeling that everything was happening too fast.　　Kasia being revealed as Ethan's mate coincided with the sudden appearance of rogue wolves breaching their defenses. It all seemed too convenient, too perfect. And now the once-human huntress who once threatened to destroy their kind is now a Lycan who is suddenly going to become their Luna. Janet had to admit that Kasia was more than capable of standi

　　Ethan's office door creaked open, the heavy wood announcing his arrival as he stepped into the dimly lit room. His eyes swept over the waiting faces of Deanna, his Delta's mate, Janet, and Garrett.　　"Took you long enough," Garrett said with a smirk as he stood up. "Having too much fun?"　　"That's none of your business," Ethan countered before pulling Ethan into a hug. "It's good to see you. Are you settling in alright?"　　"Are we settling in alright?! We owe you our lives, Ethan. No other pack was willing to help us in fear of them being affected too," Garrett responded.　　Ethan frowned slightly. He knew that Garrett's pack was suffering, but he didn't think it was that bad. The rogues were getting out of control, and he would eventually have to make a move to either recognize the rogue pack or get rid of them altogether.　　"I understand," Ethan said softly. "But there's no reason to thank me; I'm simply doing what any Alpha would do in this situation. We'll figure everything out an

　　"My warriors can help reinforce the borders. With the rogues working with Hunters from time to time, this could be a play to push Lily where they want her," Garrett offered.　　Ethan nodded. He appreciated his friend's help but knew it wasn't just Lily at risk. However, that was a conversation for later. "Your offer is gratefully accepted, Garrett. We need all the help we can get."　　Turning his attention to Deanna, who stood near the window with her arms crossed over her chest, Ethan said, "Deanna, let me know if you receive any pushback from Garrett's warriors. They're here to help, not hinder our efforts."　　Deanna's gaze met Ethan's, and she nodded in understanding. "Understood, Alpha. But while we're on the subject, I recommend we intensify our training. I think we need to push ourselves even harder."　　Ethan considered her words. The balance between protecting his people and keeping them prepared was a delicate one, but he trusted Deanna's judgment. "Very well," he agreed, his t

　　Kasia stumbled backward, the metallic taste of blood filling her mouth as it trickled from her nose. Gritting her teeth, she wiped the blood from her face with the back of her hand and glared. The young man had a cocky grin on his face, clearly pleased with himself for landing a blow.　　"Let me at him," Deva, the wolf inside her, urged, her voice low and primal. Kasia could feel her anger within her as she approached the young man, her hazel eyes locked on his. 　　"No. Remember, I'm supposed to be a lycan. They can't know about you," Kasia answered. 　　"Hit him back harder, then," Deva growled. 　　"Alright, come on then," he taunted, raising his fists and preparing for another attack.　　With a snarl, Kasia deftly dodged his attacks, moving with a grace and speed that only a werewolf could possess. She swiftly delivered a kidney shot, causing him to double over in pain. Seizing the opportunity, she pinned him to the ground, her knee pressing firmly against his chest.　　"Enough!" he ga

　　Kasia's head hit the desk with a soft thud, her dark hair splayed around her like a halo of frustration. She closed her eyes, trying to block out the image of Ethan hovering over her, holding her hips. Kasia shouldn't feel this way about Ethan, she scolded herself.　　"Take a break, Kasia," Deva, her wolf, urged softly. "We've done all we can for now. The scouts are out there, searching for any clues about the rogue wolves."　　"Deva, I can't," she muttered under her breath. "I have to stay focused and get through this paperwork."　　"Look," Deva replied, her presence calming and steady. "We've already sent out scouts to investigate the situation. There's nothing more we can do for now. You should focus on the upcoming Summer Solstice celebration."　　Kasia groaned at the thought of a celebration. It was a reminder of the progress she had made in her training and the expectations that weighed heavily on her shoulders. She had been trying to avoid the event as much as she could, but there