All Chapters of The Dominant Omega And Her Submissive Alpha : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Starlight’s POVFate had played its cruelest trick on me. Helios. The boy who spent his life tormenting me. The Alpha who stood before me now, looking at me like I was dirt beneath his feet. My mate.His golden eyes burned with disgust, his voice still echoing in my mind. "You’re not even worth the effort it takes to reject you." "I’ll take another she-wolf, mark her, mate her, and let you break on your own." "That way, you’ll die quietly from the pain, and I won’t even have to lift a finger."He had spoken those words so easily, as if my suffering was nothing but an inconvenience to him. As if my existence, our mate bond, was a joke. But as I stood there, fists clenched at my sides, the past eighteen years replayed in my mind.The bruises. The jeers. The loneliness. The pain. And suddenly, something inside me shifted. I was done. Done being weak. Done being the runt. Done crying over a pack that had never once treated me as one of their own. They wanted me to die quietly? No. If I wa

Starlight’s POVThe battle ended as abruptly as it had begun. The moment Alpha Helios collapsed, the rogues, witches, and vampires retreated into the night like shadows dissolving into darkness. The stench of blood and burnt wood lingered in the air, a testament to the brutal attack that had left the Moonlit Pack in ruins.Despite the destruction, there were no fatalities. The warriors, though wounded, were alive. But Helios, their Alpha, my stupid mate, lay unmoving on the ground, his body trembling from the dark magic that still coiled around him.The pack scrambled to assist the injured. Warriors were supported by their comrades, omegas rushed to fetch water, and the healers worked tirelessly to stabilize the wounded. But the weight of one devastating truth hung over all of them. Their Alpha was hanging by a thread.A group of warriors lifted Helios’ limp form and carried him toward the infirmary, his father, Former Alpha Killian, leading the way. The sheer panic in his storm-gray

Helios’ POVI never wanted a mate. Not like this. Not her. Yet, here I was, sitting at the edge of an oversized hospital bed, watching over the runt who had somehow bound me to her with something stronger than a mere mate bond, her blood.It had been three days since I woke up to find Starlight beside me, pale and unmoving. Three days of watching her remain locked in that damn coma, her breathing too shallow for my liking. Three days of listening to my father and Elysia command me to stay by her side.Three days of my wolf growing increasingly restless every time I thought of leaving. I hated it. I hated how trapped I felt. Hated the way my instincts screamed at me to protect her, touch her, keep her close. I equally hated how my wolf refused to let me pull away.I clenched my fists, trying to ignore the way my body gravitated toward hers. Even now, with her unconscious, she had some kind of hold over me. "You shunned her. You denied her. And now you're stuck with her." My wolf had be

Helios’ POVIt started with little things. The way my hands itched when someone else reached for her. The way my wolf bristled whenever she spoke to another male, even if it was just a healer. The way my jaw clenched when she dismissed me, over and over, as if I was nothing more than background noise.She didn’t reject me outright. But she didn’t accept me either. She simply existed, untouched by the mate bond that was destroying me from the inside out. And I...I was losing my mind.The first time she flinched away from someone, I almost didn’t notice. A healer had been adjusting her pillow, hands brushing her shoulder as they shifted her into a better position. It was a simple, harmless touch. Yet her entire body went rigid and her fingers curled into the sheets.She didn’t say a word, didn’t push them away, but the tension in her muscles was unmistakable. I dismissed the healer before I even realized what I was doing. Starlight exhaled slowly when they left, as if she had been holdi

Helios' POVI couldn’t breathe. She was right there, close enough to touch, to claim, to command, but I had no power over her. And it was driving me insane. An Alpha without control. A mate without submission. A bond that only tightened the longer I stayed near her, yet she stood there, calm, unfazed, as if it meant nothing. As if I meant nothing.The Pack was watching and they could see my weakness. The whispers had already started. Although they were subtle, I wasn’t a fool. My wolves had noticed. They had seen their Alpha falter. They had seen me chase, Star. And worse, they had seen her ignore me.Starlight, an Omega, should have been at my feet. She should have been affected, trembling, weak to my presence. But she wasn’t. She was standing tall, sharp, and untouchable. Like she didn’t even need me. And that infuriated me more than anything.My Pheromones should have worked on her, yet my Omega runt never gave a reaction. I turned my gaze on her, letting my Alpha command bleed int