All Chapters of The Alpha’s Spitfire Omega: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Dad looked at me and let out a long sigh. “Well, by now, the council will already have found out. It might take a day or so, but the amount of power was so big that the Alpha King will be notified.”“So we have to assume he’s going to stop by for a visit. To check on things.”My dad frowned. “To ensure that you bare your neck still. That you won’t challenge him to his title.”I snorted. “I got insomnia from dealing with just the pack. The last thing I want is to be Alpha King. No thank you. He can have that job and the stress that comes with it.”Riley chuckled and shook his head. Dad didn’t smile or even chortle. It made my nerves start to rise.“It’s not you, Zayle. In this case, you would be considered Luna Queen.” I opened my mouth and then shut it. “Riley is the rightful Alpha King. Jasper will be looking to you for you to bare your neck but the problem won’t be you. It’s our little Omega here.”Riley put his hands up. “I mean, I don’t want it. I don’t want to be Alpha King. I don

I snorted but answered Kirk. “Not quite but pretty close. I accidentally made my dad bare his neck and it took three times to open up a can of beer without taking the entire top off. It’s going to take some getting used to for all of us.”“We’ll need to shop. All of us. Cause there is no way we are fitting in our clothes. Any of us.” Riley nodded to Kirk.He currently had a sweater wrapped around his waist and nothing else. He sighed.“Clothes. Renovations. Both Oliver and I need new cars.”Oliver whined and Riley scratched behind his ears. “I’m sorry. Cesar said it was totaled. We will see what we can do. Even if I have to work to help.”“Luna, it’s not your fault. No one knew it was going to be like this. Least of all you. All of us knew there would be a power boost when Alpha was mated, just not how much. We should have known and been ready.” Kirk took a sip of h

“Zayle.”Looking at my Beta, Kirk has come into the bathroom and shut the door quietly behind him. He reached out and held me. I wished this was a first time but Kirk was more like a brother and dealt with more than one of my meltdowns over the years. This was so much worse though.“He’ll be okay. He’s too sassy to let this bother him.”“He was dying, Kirk. He was nearly white. Plus, it’s a huge gash…”Kirk patted my back. “It doesn’t matter. This happened to the wolf who doesn’t give a shit about what should kill a wolf. The first thing he’ll say is that he’s been through worse. I bet you anything.”I chortled. “He tried to crack a joke…”“Let me guess. It’s only a flesh wound?”Nodding, Kirk let out a snort. “Our Luna is something else. I didn’t realized you wanted to spice things up. You

I woke up and looked at my watch. It was two in the morning. Rubbing my eyes, I turned over on the couch. Someone had thrown a blanket over me and I realized from the smell of it, it was Riley’s.Sitting up, I looked at the bed and panicked. He wasn’t there. His IV’s were pulled out, machines off, and he was gone. Scrabbling up, I threw open the door. The floor was quiet and I raced over to the nurses station.“Riley? Did you see him?”She shook her head, her face starting to panic as well. “Is he gone? He shouldn’t be able to walk yet with the pain medication still going through. I just checked on him ten minutes ago. He was asleep.”Taking a deep breath, I looked around as if I’d catch a glimpse of him. No. I needed to calm down. I could use the bond. He also might have just been an ass and snuck off for a smoke break. As I listened, my ears picked up a sound from outside.“Is it raining?”The nurse nodded. “Started coming down a half hour

The two blocks to the pack house were quick but my brow furrowed as I parked behind a repair van. Unbuckling, I was about to tell Riley to stay in the car but he was already closing the door. Sighing, I got out and jogged to the pack house. I stepped in after Riley and I felt a chill. Looking around, I tried to pin down who was working today.“Alpha! Sorry!” Vincent raced down the steps.Vincent was technically my Delta. The council didn’t acknowledge the Delta title but I’d given it to Vincent anyways. He handled the day to day construction, buildings, housing, and everything in between.“I got in this morning and the heat was out. The crew has been here for two hours but they still haven’t figured it out.”“Alright. Well. Keep me posted. I’m grabbing a bunch of my…”The entire pack house sounded like it was groaning and then the air kicked on. Vincent clapped once. What I didn&rsq