All Chapters of The Dominant Omega And Her Submissive Alpha : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Star's POVI wasn’t sure what I was expecting when I walked out of that room, but it certainly wasn’t the flush of heat spreading through my body, or the pulse of anticipation thrumming in my chest. I felt like I was walking on a fine line, balancing on the edge of something I couldn’t quite understand.I could still feel him, Helios, lingering in the room, his eyes, his smirk, the way he had been so damned certain that he would get under my skin. That bastard. But then, why did it feel so different? Why did it feel like I had just opened a door I couldn’t close?Shaking my head, I walked through the hallway, not really sure where I was going. My mind was racing, replaying everything that had just happened between us, and my skin still tingled from his touch. I had given him a glimpse of power, but now he was in my head, twisting everything.Why did he have to be so damn charismatic? “Star, wait!” I didn’t have to turn around to know who it was. The deep, commanding tone of Helios’ vo

Star’s POVThe silence between us was heavy and almost palpable, but it wasn’t the kind of silence that suffocated. It was the kind of silence that left a lingering electricity, a promise of something more. Helios had agreed to my terms, albeit reluctantly, but I could see it in his eyes. There was a flicker of something, something he hadn’t realized he needed until I forced him to face it.I wasn’t sure what had changed. Maybe it was the punishment I had dealt him or maybe it was the way I refused to let him off the hook so easily. Whatever it was, something had shifted.I leaned back against the bed, staring at the ceiling as the faint glow of moonlight filtered through the window. I had spent years building walls around my heart, layers upon layers of ice and steel. But with Helios, those walls were starting to crack. I hated that it was happening, but a

Star's POVThe night was suffocating with unspoken promises as I lay in bed, staring at the ceiling. My body ached from the intensity of the sparring match earlier, but that wasn't what weighed on my mind. It was the change I had noticed in Helios. The way he responded to me, the way he was starting to crave the challenge I presented.The man who once thought he could dominate everything in his path was slowly learning that I wasn’t going to bend to his will. And yet, despite the way he hated it, he seemed to enjoy it. There was an undeniable tension between us now, something deeper than just the physical attraction. It was a game of control, of trust, of power, and if I allowed it, a dangerous dance of vulnerability.But could I really let him in? The flickering candlelight cast shadows on the walls as I rolled onto my side. My heart beat a little faster, my mind swirling with questions. How long could I keep up this facade? The hardness I had spent

Star's POVThe quiet hum of the castle was more pronounced tonight. I couldn’t sleep, my thoughts too restless. Helios had kept his distance in the days that followed our conversation, the patience he had promised me still hanging in the air, but there was something different about it now. It felt heavier. He was waiting, but so was I.I stood at the window of my chamber, the cool night air brushing against my skin as I gazed out over the expansive grounds. The moon cast a soft, eerie glow over the courtyard, making everything appear still and silent. The tension between me and Helios had reached a breaking point, I could feel it. But there was something else, too. A thread of connection, delicate but unmistakable.The knock on the door was soft, almost tentative. I turned away from the window, heart skipping a beat. I knew who it was before I even heard his voice. “Star?” Helios’s voice came from the other side, low

Star's POVThe night was filled with tension, but not the usual kind, the kind I was used to. No, tonight there was something more to it. The magnitude of Helios’s silent compliance was pressing down on me, and it was both exhilarating and terrifying. My heart pounded with a mixture of anticipation and the fear of what would come next. We were playing a dangerous game, and the line between control and surrender had never been so blurred.I paced around the room, my fingers tracing the contours of the carved stone walls, trying to keep my thoughts in check. It wasn’t just that I was enjoying this newfound dynamic, though, I won’t deny that I was. It was more than that. I could feel it in the pit of my stomach, that nagging doubt, the unsettling realization that I might be getting in over my head.Helios had changed. I could feel it in the air. His eyes no longer held the usual arrogance,