All Chapters of The Alpha's Omega Mistress: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

I hadn't shifted in three years because I believed the moon goddess wronged me by making me omega. It was useless to bond with my wolf.But I needed to escape past the forest in my wolf form. Shifting felt as painful as the first time. The forest was thick with dark greenery and thorny vines, hiding everything from sight.There was no hint of life, and the air was cold and bitter. My tiny, brown wolf shivered from the cold as we raced to my aunt's pack. Aunt Helena was my mom's older sister, the only person I could trust on earth. It was almost impossible to connect to her pack, but luck shone on me when I arrived at the border a little after midnight. Once past the Valley Pelt pack border, I didn't stop running until I arrived at my aunt's cozy one-story cottage.I shifted back and raised my unsteady hand to knock on the door while scanning for any signs of trouble. But I remembered that my aunt's husband was a devoted follower of my dad, and announcing my presence here would be sh

"Come with me," one of the soldiers announced. We were led to the backyard, where a helicopter waited. It was almost nine-thirty, and the night had fully set in.This was real. I had to pinch myself to confirm that I wasn't dreaming. The helicopter's blades were whirring as the pilot completed some final checks. Natalia placed her arm on my shoulder, and I offered her a tight smile.“You look tense, Iris. Are you okay?”“I…um…Did you bring some extra clothes? I didn't because I thought the pageant was only a one-day event, and I think I'm experiencing premenstrual cramps.”She swallowed my lies. “That sucks. Didn't pack a thing. They must have everything we need."The helicopter doors opened, and the pilot greeted us. Natalia dragged me to a spot in the back with a nice view."You're so chaotic," I joked, and she flung her head back and laughed loudly. At the sanctuary, everyone was depressed and hopeless, with no desire to interact. Having a friend felt good and unusual.As the helic

Day 1IrisThe harsh clang of the bell woke me up. It wasn't a gentle or melodic ring; it was a rude, insistent noise that scraped against my skull and shattered the remnants of my dreams.I swatted at the empty air as if I could silence the awful sound, but it kept ringing and intensifying my headache. Finally, it stopped. But my dear sleep was gone, chased away by the damned bell and the start of another day at this camp.After stretching and shaking off the last traces of sleep, I sat up in bed. The girls were awake, and my heart skipped as I threw back the covers, ran my fingers through my hair, and tied it back into a ponytail with a scrunchie.Our first activity for the day began ten minutes ago. Above my bed, Natalia was snoring away like a disgruntled mole. A sliver of her midriff peeked out from a tank top, revealing a silver ring nestled near her belly button.Some girls around me sprang out of bed, while others stretched languidly, combing their hair. I had to get moving, o

Adonis My mind and body were in complete harmony, beyond description. I felt euphoric, not from good sex, alcohol, or marijuana. I'd been celibate since Isabella's death, and I wasn't drunk, but I was high on an unfathomable level of happiness. For the first time in my life, warmth flooded my heart, and I couldn't stop smiling. This unexpected comfort puzzled me. Something was calming me down, but all I could recall was a touch - gentle, magical hands that gave me goosebumps all over.The sun shone through the curtains and energized me. But one question lingered: "Whose hands were those?"It was driving me insane that I still couldn't recall anything about the hands that had touched me. I desperately wanted to put a face to those hands because their touch was the only thing that brought me peace. Trying to remember was like hitting a wall - I just couldn't break through. My wolf memory was so bad that I had no synergy between my human and wolf forms when I shifted.This was out of

IrisWith all of my damn strength, I dashed out of that damned passageway like a terrified rabbit fleeing a grizzly bear, using all my strength. I rounded the corner quickly, desperate to get out of Alpha Adonis' sight. Thank the goddess I made it to the kitchen before my legs turned to Jell-O and I stumbled for the second time that day. "Watch your steps, young lady," an elderly cook said, concerned and slightly annoyed. I got my ass up and continued running, unsure what it was about My heart pounded in my chest with an intensity that left me breathless. All thanks to Alpha Adonis.It was as if my very existence had been reduced to a singular focus. The Alpha was so divine that I couldn't help but feel utterly insignificant in comparison.I mean, who was I, with my ordinary looks and unremarkable features, to even dare entertain the notion of catching his eye? He was a god among mortals, a paragon of perfection, and I was just a mere mortal, unworthy of his attention. I was a fo