All Chapters of The Unclaimed Omega: My Alpha is a Nightmare : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

River and Gonzalo gritted their teeth, their gaze focusing on the source of the claps. They knew that face all too well. "Well, well, well." Echo–or rather–the rogue disguised as her, chuckled, her eyes unwavering from the couple. "Look who decided to willingly offer themselves to me. At least now I wouldn't have to give myself the burden of sending my men to search for you. So, thank you for that."River frowned. For someone who just watched most of her men being taken down so easily, this rogue seemed so calm. As if she was unbothered by them. "You phony!" Gonzalo snarled, bringing out his claws. "We're aware of your deceit. You're not the real Echo. Your reign on this pack ends today!" The fake Echo arched a brow, looking at Gonzalo like he were a raving dog. She chuckled, a cold smirk flashing across her face as she slowly inched closer to them. River wasn't taking any chances, tensing up to ready a spell. She was already getting drained as it was, but she didn't care. She woul

The battle for the IronClaw pack finally ended, with the rebellion capturing most of the pack's soldiers and keeping all of them within the pack's house. As for the other soldiers, they believed the rebellion's words about their Alpha being a fake. These soldiers helped with securing the citizens of the pack, maintaining order, and preventing a riot from happening. In the pack house, Gonzalo and the surviving members of the rebellion were gathered. The air was solemn and everyone had a saddened look on their faces. They all knew Sofia one way or the other. A fearless leader. A fierce and decisive force in this rebellion. She would be greatly missed, but right now they had other problems to face."Release us! You traitors!" One of the soldiers snarled, struggling to get himself out of the chains that bound him and his brethren. "You lot ought to be ashamed of yourselves. You're a disgrace to your kind and your pack! The Alpha ought to have your heads on stakes and place them at the o

The first order of business for River, Gonzalo, and the rest of the rebellion after the fake Echo was imprisoned, was settling into the pack. Rain and the woman left in Old Man Thomas's cabin to watch her were brought to the pack, reuniting parents and daughter. The pack members, however, were solemn. To them, River had forcefully taken the pack under her reign and was an evil witch bent on ruining them. River had to talk sense into them. So, on the day after the battle for the IronClaw pack, she ordered every wolf in the pack to gather together at the town center. Many people were hesitant, some even thinking it was a trap. But with the pack soldiers' help, all the civilians were peacefully rounded up, and guided to the town square.At the town square, all the people began murmuring among themselves, gossiping and trying to guess their fate."I heard that the witch placed the soldiers under her mind control spell, that's why they're suddenly so loyal to her." A man spoke out loud t

Gonzalo woke up the next morning, turning on the bed to the sound of birds chirping outside. He struggled to open his eyes as the sun's rays fell on his face through the parted curtains, prickling his skin slightly. He reached out to touch the bed, expecting to find River, but she wasn't there. His eyes finally jolted open as he sat up groggily. He looked around the room, but still couldn't find her. His mind went through so many possibilities all at once.Was she upset about their intimate moment last night after Sofia's mourning ceremony? Or maybe she had something important to attend to in the pack... Whatever the reason was, Gonzalo almost let worry consume him until he caught the scent of steamy fresh coffee wafting from outside. He looked at the clock. Eight AM and she was already out of bed drinking coffee?With a sigh, he got out of bed, the sun's rays glimmering on his naked body. He lazily had his bath in the bathroom and then brushed his teeth. After putting on some fres

River's anxiety reached a new high as the severity of the vampire's words sank in. The other vampires present nodded in agreement with their brother's statement, their eyes never leaving her, disdain hidden within them. She knew these vampires weren't here to play and meant business. They all exuded so much power, that she doubted if even Gonzalo could take all of them head-on, alone. After a few seconds, she finally spoke again, this time her voice becoming more serious. She wasn't here to play as well. These vampires dared to threaten her pack and she was ready to strike down all of them if it weren't for her respect for the late Lord Draven. "Yes. Lord Driven is indeed, dead." Her tone was emotionless, and so was her expression. However, deep inside, she felt like her heart was bleeding. But she still managed to keep a calm demeanor as she continued speaking. "But believe me when I say, it wasn't my doing. I did not harm him in any way. H– he helped save my daughter..." She paus