The sun had already set an hour ago. And I’m tempted to go back to my apartment and lock myself away and never come back to the Castle of Hybrids again! I tried to communicate with her, but she’s not answering my call. I can’t even connect with her at all. If this is the type of game that she’s playing then I’m not in for it. No. I’m out. She’s either really petty. Or really weird. Or she’s both. A few more minutes have passed and I feel like time is running out. It’s already close to 8PM when I spotted Ahbaya at the entrance dark corner of an alley. Finally. Finally she’s here! Oh my god. I thought I was going to lose it as she walked towards me with that innocent smile of hers. My patience was hanging by a thread and I felt like I wanted to scream at her face and unleash my wrath. “You’re late.” I grumbled after sipping through a cup of coffee I bought. If this is the adrenaline from the three coffee that I had or anger, I don’t give a fuck anymore. “I waited for 4 hours! Y
Ahbaya and I fell asleep after having an orgasm. She was laying on top of me during her sleep. When she woke up, she slid off me, waking me up. I groaned then shook my head, I came inside her again and it made a mess. “My queen.” She looked at me. “What is it?” I looked down at the mess. “Sorry, I came inside again.” She laughed then shook her head. “Feels too good you don’t even bother to pull out, huh?” I snorted, then said, “Yeah, sure.” After the deed, the two of us made ourselves look proper. I decided to do my usual thing. I pushed myself off the bed and took my bag. I took the small box of Marlboro black and lighter from the front pocket. I pulled out a stick then walked towards the bed, placing the box at the bedside table. I was about to ignite the lighter when Ahbaya grabbed my wrist and took the lighter from my hand. “Hold on a second.” "Ahbaya!" I whined loudly, the cigarette clipped between my lips. She peered behind to glance back at me. “I said wait.”
I didn’t believe Emery at first when he asked me if I had formalwear. I simply stared at his face and said, “No. I do not.”The man scoffed at me and said, “As predicted.”Without warning, he threw a paper bag and it hit my face. “Hey —”“Wear it and fast.”Is he really a man of a few words — not only that but could only spew out commands? “What for?”“The annual ball hosted by the Bloodmoon pack is being held tonight during the fullmoon. Alpha Ahbaya’s ‘pets’ are expected to attend.”I frowned at the nickname. So this is how she plans for all of us to meet huh, her ‘pets’? How distasteful. “Fine.”=============It was past eleven o’clock in the evening when I arrived at the said ballroom. Emery’s height covered me — hiding me from the crowd and his scent masking the fact that I’m an Omega in a room full of powerful hybrids. Everyone tossed aside their armors and opted for suits and ties. And the females wore cocktail dresses which I thought only existed in fairytails. A lot of powe
There was a time when I thought life was simple. We live, procreate and then die. But now that I think about it, it’s much more complicated than that. Somewhere beyond the lines, there’s a connection that twines every living being to one another. A connection. Some sort of unexplainable thing that connects us from person to person until you meet the one who you needed at that point in time. Fate, as the literates call it. If everyone was born in an equal world, then there would be no status quo. No discimination. I know my potential and I know my limits. If I was born as a Beta, my life would be different. If I tell everyone I’m just as smart, talented and as woodworking as they are, they’ll only laugh and tell me I’m delusional. Status and rank is everything. I’m not unaware of how the Betas and Gammas see Omegas like me. Just like Rex, when he disappeared I felt nothing. And if I was being honest, I felt a sense of relief. ‘Why did Ahbaya choose a street dog like you?’ Was t
With every passing second I feel like I’m losing my mind. I bite my nails as I look for something that I could use to stop the bleeding. Anything. And then I remembered I have a spare shirt on my bag that I keep whenever I smell like smoke. I grabbed the shirt, tore the cloth with all my might, making a long dressing for the wound. Carefully, I lift Ahbaya up by sliding my arm under her neck, just to slide the cloth and wrap it around her.Ahbaya frowned, and murmured. “This will be quick. Bear with me, please.” Minutes feel like hours and I did what I could to clear her face and hands. “It’s going to be okay.” I whispered soothing words. She keeps on fidgeting and moving. Her face contorts in pain as she whimpers. I clicked my tongue as I reached for her hand to wipe off the blood. Frustration ran over me. Ahbaya’s body was so cold. I’ve never held her like this before. Her body was always so warm, and her face was flushed and she always smiled. I didn’t realize that I was alr
“I have to go home — why?” “Alpha’s orders.” We were pacing out of the Castle when I asked Emery. We were threading through the darkness. The thistles and bushes of the forest remained unkind, piercing and scratching my bare feet. Emery was in a rush, telling me to pack up only what I needed. Unlike the other times he assisted me out of the Castle, my guard wasn’t walking me with a leash. I began to wonder what was going on. Emery had always been a man of few words. Now his answers were either a series of ‘yes’ or ‘no’ or a two worded statement. He’s even more secretive than Martha’s secretary. “I thought my blood contract with her meant forever.” Emery stopped walking, turning back to me and his eyes were dark. Clearly he was pissed off. “It is.” I breathed in deeply, not taking anymore step and tried to put on a brave face. Slamming my feet against the dry ground, I opened my mouth and screamed; “Then I’m not leaving until you give me an answer I’ll believe — or else, I’m
At the end of the day, I couldn’t help myself. “I was bought by someone. Someone important.” Was my sincere confession to my best friend while I promised myself not to tell her everything. The two of us decided to go back to my place where there’s less ears to hear, and no judging eyes. Dane stood up from my bed and looked like she had an epiphany. She leaned forward then slapped my shoulder, as if she had always known and was just waiting for me to actually tell her the truth. “I knew it!” “Huh?” My eyes narrowed as I stared at her. A part of me wondered what’s on her curious mind. Dane and I have known each other since we were kids. Her mother was an omega while her father was a soldier, a Gamma. And while others saw her as one of the lucky few that she’s born a beta. She’s not. Ever since her father found out her mother was pregnant, he threw them out of his house like pests. Turns out, Dane’s mother was supposed to remain a secret. He was already committed to someone. A hig
"I know someone who is doing even worse things than you." Dane blurted out when I thought all things were over. “Compared to that little-shit, you’re a saint.” "There are four of us." I paused, remembering Rex had gone missing. "No,no,no. There’s three of us. And we were given a schedule when we will be seeing her.” "Well, that changes things..." Dane’s demeanor changed, she looked at me then let out a laugh. “Are you serious? Like a harem?” A part of me couldn’t look her in the eye. So I just took a deep breath and looked at a far distance. Will this change the dynamics between Dane and I? Knowing how conservative she is, she probably hates me now. I don’t know… I hope not though. "Tell me, if you’re one of the best in Martha’s brothel. Why did the Alpha let you go?" She asked out of the blue. Snatching me away from my train of thoughts. I shook my head. “I don’t know.” "So... when will you meet this Alpha, hm?" I sighed then shook my head. "I don't know yet. She hasn’t conta