All Chapters of The Omega's True Mate : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

I pulled the duvet over me as I turned slightly to face Alpha Alaric. The light from the fireplace glistened off his sweat-covered skin and I watched as his chest slowly rose and fell. It had been more than three weeks since I and the Lycan King became intimate and every night that I now spent with him seemed better than the last. I could see his love for me grow everyday and his affection double by the minute. What confused me though was that despite all these things, all these evidences, I had never for once heard him tell me that he loved me, nor did he ever reveal to anyone what we shared. I didn't really put much thoughts into it though as I assumed he was just waiting for the right time, but tomorrow was the day of the pack's mating ceremony and I wanted to know where he stood-where we stood. Was it all going to be revealed tomorrow, or did I have to wait some more? "Alaric?" I called after many minutes of thinking through what I was going to say. The Lycan King after hearin

"I would like to thank everyone who chose to take out time from their works to come down here for our packs mating ceremony," Alaric began, adjusting his coat as he cleared his throat. The crowds attention focused on him as he continued, "I, Alpha Alaric, the Lycan King, appreciate you all sincerely for gracing the occasion." The crowd erupted with applause and cheers and I joined in too. Amidst the clapping, I noticed my cousin, Emily, slowly move through the crowd, heading for the platform. I paused, a frown appearing on my face as I watched her disappear into the sea of people. Where was she going? The crowd immediately fell silent, and I turned to Alaric to see him raising his hands. "As you all know, today is a great day, one that will define the future of many of us," he continued as his eyes scanned the crowd. When his gaze landed on me, he paused, giving me a smile before turning back to the gathering. His warm smile eased the tension that Emily had caused, and I felt my che

I laid on my bed, staring at my ceiling as different thoughts ran through my mind. I questioned myself, asking if what I was about to do really was the right thing or if I was taking things too far. But the more I thought about it, the more convinced in became. I had to leave. The day crawled by, slower than I expected and each minute felt like a thousand years. I awaited nightfall, the time my plans were to commence and throughout the wait, I refused to leave my room. The mansion servants knocked on my door, each of them asking of their assigned duty for the day but I paid none of them any heed. The offered me food, which I know was done out of pity for what had happened to me the previous night, but I refused that too. Apart from the fact that I didn't have the appetite for food, I didn't have the strength nor the will to interact with anybody. Chuckles reverberated through the corridors outside my room throughout the day and I didn't need anyone to tell me who they belonged too

I stopped by a large tree and laid down by its large roots. My breaths came in sharp wheezes as I tried to calm my beating heart. Beads of sweat poured down my face, glistening in the moonlight as they fell to the ground. I was exhausted. I had been running for more than an hour now-a feat that I never believed I could achieve-and my legs were begging me to stop. If I continued on, I could break down from exhaustion and lose whatever strength I had left in me. "Ughh," I grunted in pain as I grabbed my grumbling stomach. The hunger that had left me since morning had finally descended upon me with full rage. I should have eaten when Gadot told me to. I lifted my head up, searching the trees for any fruit that I could eat to satisfy my groaning stomach but unfortunately, I could t find any. I sunk into the ground and closed my eyes tight as I took in deep breaths. Suddenly, I heard a snap and a small object hit me on the head. I opened my eyes and stood up from the ground quickly, t

I grabbed a handful of mud and threw it at the rogue wolf. He grunted loudly as it hit him on his face, causing him to lose his vision temporarily. He tripped his foot against a stone and fell down hard on the ground right beside me. I let out a loud gasp as he fell by my side. His hands swayed from left to right as he tried getting a hold of me but I scooted away from him before they could get to me. Taking my chance to escape, I hurriedly stood up to my feet and jumped into the river. As I swam to the other side, I took a few glances behind me to see if he had recovered, but to my relief, the rogue wolf was still disoriented, slipping and falling constantly as he struggles to get up on his feet. I reached the opposite bank and scrambled out of the water, a small chill running down my spine as the cold water trickled down my back. My clothes were heavy and my breaths came in short gasps as I knelt down on the floor. I took another glance at the rogue wolf and to my horror, found h