All Chapters of The Weak Omega's Redemption: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

As the Crescent Grove pack gathered for the morning meeting, the dining hall was filled with soft whispers. An undertone of uneasiness rippled through the room, and anxiety hung thick in the air. I glanced at the faces around me as I sat quietly at the long table’s edge. As usual, Lucas sat to my right, his face stoic, but I could see a slight tightening of his jaw when Darius walked in.Darius said, "Good morning, everyone," in a powerful voice that demanded instant attention. He walked with effortless assurance, his keen eyes darting across the room before briefly focusing on Lucas. "We need to talk about some urgent issues."The whispers ceased, and the pack members leaned closer, their attention fixed totally on the Alpha.With a serious tone, Darius began, "Rogue activity has increased near our southern borders. Last night, two scouts reported seeing rogues, but they vanished before they could face them."A tremor of dread swept across the room. I looked at Lucas, who remained mo

The night was quiet, except for the soft sound of leaves rustling in the cool breeze. The Crescent Grove pack's land was dark, with only a little moonlight shining through the dense trees above.A few feet away, Lucas stretched slowly and deliberately while rolling his shoulders. He was very focused, looking at me as if I were the only thing that mattered to him."All set?" He asked in a low voice that carried a dare.I tightened my hands by my sides and nodded. "I'm as ready as I'll ever be."He tilted his head and smiled. "Anna, don't hesitate this time. If you do, you won’t learn anything."I rolled my eyes, but underneath my confidence, there was a glimmer of worry. Lucas had a way of challenging me on a mental and physical level. But I wasn’t sure whether I was prepared for the heat that seemed to simmer between us every night.Suddenly, he lunged, a whirl of movement in the gloom. His arm slid past me before I could even respond, so I ducked to the side."Too slow," he mocked in

The hum of celebration filled the air as the pack gathered in the clearing. Lanterns hung from the trees, casting a warm glow that made Crescent Grove feel like a haven untouched by the world’s cruelty. Children ran around with flower crowns, their laughter blending with the rhythmic beat of drums. For a fleeting moment, it was easy to forget the chaos that awaited beyond the borders.I adjusted the pale blue dress I’d borrowed from one of the omegas, feeling oddly out of place despite the cheerful atmosphere. Lucas stood a few paces away, dressed in simple black, blending effortlessly with the pack’s warriors. He caught my eye, giving me a small nod, as if to say, "Relax."But I couldn’t.“I still don’t know why we’re here,” I muttered when he approached.“To blend in,” Lucas replied, his voice low. “You’re the one who didn’t want to leave too soon. Consider this... camouflage.”I frowned. “Camouflage doesn’t usually come with lanterns and music.”He grinned. “You’d be surprised.”Be

The air was different that morning, thick with tension and unease. Even as the sun broke through the trees, bathing Crescent Grove in warm light, I couldn’t shake the prickling sensation at the back of my neck. Lucas and I had remained in the shadows since the festival, conscious that staying too long in one area could lead to calamity. But today, calamity found us.A harsh knock rang through the cabin door. Lucas paused mid-step, his body tensing as he exchanged a wary glance with me."I’ll check," he whispered, his voice barely audible.I reached for his arm, my grip firm. "Don’t open it."The knock came again, louder this time, followed by a muffled voice. "Caleb! Lia! Darius needs you at the main hall. Now."Lucas let out a breath and pulled away. "It’s one of the scouts. Stay here."I muttered, my heart racing, "No. We cannot take the chance of appearing suspicious if they require both of us."His jaw tensed as he paused, and then he nodded. We exited the cabin together, each ste

"Lucas," she said in a strained whisper. "I don't think I can continue in this manner."In the moonlight, I could just make out her pale face as I turned to face her. Her breath came in short gasps, and her forehead was beaded with sweat.I stepped closer and said firmly, "You have to. We have no other option. If we pause right now."The night was chilled between us by a howl that rang out in the distance. When Anna's eyes grew wide, I took hold of her hand and drew her closer."They're near," I whispered.We continued, making our way into the thick woodland. Although the tall trees provided some cover, it was insufficient. Not from the trackers of Oliver.Anna almost fell as she tripped over a root. Just in time, I grabbed her and held her against me.“Lucas, I—”“Save it,” I muttered, more forcefully than I intended. Her eyes flashed with hurt, but she nodded, biting her lip.I softened my tone. “We’ll rest when we’re safe. Right now, we have to keep moving.”She nodded again, her h