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The Omega's Surge CHAPTER TWENTY TWO
Noah's POVMy heart raced with fear and worry as I burst out of Myra's room, Colin's footsteps echoing in pursuit."Slow down, Noah!" Colin's voice rang in my ears, a mix of concern and urgency. But I couldn't heed his plea. In that moment, all that mattered was Myra, out there in the darkness, vulnerable and alone.Ignoring Colin's concerned voice, I dashed to the front door and out of the pack house, towards the dark forest that surrounded the pack house. Mid-run, I morphed—spine elongating, fur jutting out—until I was all wolf. The world transformed around me, scents and sounds intensifying to an almost overwhelming degree. "Noah!" Colin called out in frustration, and I halted at the edge of the forest.What? I snapped through our mind link.Colin was panting from exertion, but his gaze and his voice was steady. "Noah, you can't handle this alone. Let me back you up," he insisted. No, I growled. You stay behind at the pack house and handle things there. I'm going alone."Goddess,
The Omega's Surge CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE
The world around the vegetable seller had disappeared, but it was coming back now.Slowly, steadily.His eyes had been closed for almost an hour, seeing only black and grey in a darkness that pressed against his eyes. His head was hit hard, and it still ached in several places; making his brain now sit inside a cracked skull.His body felt like a bag full of pain.His shoulders were stiff and out of place, his wrists broken and disjointed, and his legs like dried logs. Heavy and riddled with bumps. His right knee was dusty and bleeding from a sizable gash.The world was still a hazy image as he tried to open his eyes. He stopped, flinching, as a sharp pain shot through the back of his head and down to his feet. Then up again, making him fold his shaky eyelids shut.The effort to even open his eyes was painful, and suprising, as they now seemed to be connected to the rest of his body in an unusual way. Like the rest of him didn't want him to see the pain, but actually feel it with his
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The question was unexpected, and the sound of the man's voice sent goosebumps of fear down the vegetable seller's numb hands.The tied-up man was surprised, and his face didn't hide it. Suddenly he froze, frowning in confusion at the chiseled jaw and brimmed nose of the monster of a man sitting on the creaky stool ahead of him. Why hadn't the strange man killed him yet? Why hadn't he drawn hills and valleys across his face with those claws that looked like the tip of sharpened sickles? Why hadn't this monster of a man bitten his neck yet, drained out the blood with those teeth that looked like trimmed knives? Wasn't the man a vampire?But the vegetable seller didn't dare ask the questions that ran through his mind. His mouth stayed shut, too afraid to answer the one question he had been asked.“Did I knock your ears off?” The strange man asked again, with a raised brow. The fierceness on his face was already blurring into drunkenness. He grinned for a fraction of a second, then cont
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Alpha Noah's povThe room felt smaller now, almost like it was closing in. In truth, everything was closing in on me.The air hung heavy, almost like it wasn't there. I just couldn't breathe, no matter how hard I tried. My head rang dizzy, my thoughts spun, my heart ached.My thoughts closed in too.And they hit hard at my conscience, digging into my heart as a shovel dug into dirt. Hurting me more than pure silver ever could. As they yelled back and forth, screaming at me how I had a hand in someone's death by being too strict. Too unemotional. Too cold. Too self-absorbed. With no concern for anyone else. Only concerned if they followed the rules or not.I had felt only my title was important. Only doing my job was significant. And only ruling with an iron fist was democracy.And it stung me more because it caused the death of a loved one.And a loved one of someone I loved.I had murdered the same woman I would have introduced myself to. The same one I would have gone to later on; t
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE The bones on the floor made the ones in his body rattle. Kirn turned back to Flanagan, with fear now sealed in his heart like gold in a treasure chest.Flanagan's next question rang in his ears like a pesky bell. “Is the pack house still heavily guarded?”Kirn wondered why Flanagan had asked that question.Why did some crazy drunk with the looks of a Greek god want to know if a castle, a place where he himself hadn't really seen the sights, was heavily guarded?If the pack house was guarded or not, what did it matter to him?Kirn inadvertently thought back to his last cabbage sale. He vaguely remembered the old woman who had asked if the cabbages were fresh from the farm, or wholesale from the barn.And when he answered wholesale; the woman had haggled the price to the ground, saying wholesale was meant to be cheaper. She'd added that it wasn't fresh because of too many hands touching it.And now Kirn also felt like there were too many hands on him. Hands on his
The Omega's Surge CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN
Myra’s povThe room was small. Compact. Like a tiny box.But it was okay.Far better than the room I used to know; and in a home far bigger than the one I used to stay. Yet the thought of this being home disturbed me.The walls were too far away, and from each other; painted pink, from the ground up; and along with almost everything else. And I wondered why?Maybe because I was a girl, and they thought I loved pink?When in fact I hated it.When to me. It was dull, exaggerated, and mostly lifeless. Like fuel diluted with water. Losing its actual value. It's real brightness. I wasn't comfortable at all. This wasn't my place. This wasn't the place that I had known my whole life. I knew nobody here. I was an outcast from the outside in. I was hated by everybody. I moved and felt like a living problem. A mistake. A curse.I didn't like the wide spaces, the big grasslands, the stone walls, the armored guards -that stood stiff as the staues beside them - and I didn't like how everyone
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The moon was still as blue as a block of ice dipped in dye. Quickly my hands shot to my mouth, pressing my fingers against my mouth and fighting back the scream.I didn't know when I had yelled so loud, and it shocked me to my bones. With my teeth now almost biting my fingers, as my mouth still struggled to let it all out. To let out all the fear that settled in my chest like a roosting bird. I couldn't control it, but my hands still managed to close my lips shut. Shooting the rest of my voice back down, and making my body vibrate like an earthquake was rattling inside me.I was sweating, shaking with fear. My legs now hurt more than before. My soul seemed to have left me.I turned my head left and right, darting my eyes everywhere, afraid someone else was here. Someone else was in the bushes, or maybe some vicious animal with bloodlust that couldn't be tamed.I pushed myself away from the shrubs, scratching and pulling at the grass beneath me, scrambling backwards. My legs going up
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Myra's POVI stumbled to the ground, as I mistakenly placed too much pressure on my bleeding foot.I landed on my butt, but a headache shot up to my head. And I groaned with my head on my elbows. The flies thought I had died, and made to pounce on me; but as I swiped a hand through the air, they buzzed away angrily.Just as the vomit I was holding back all through, finally pushed past my defenses and came out in a bawl.My back arched involuntarily; like some demon was being cast out of me. And I felt the heat in my hand when the outpour finally stopped and I wiped my mouth.I cursed at the evil flies, as I tried to lift myself back up.But then I fell back down as I suddenly heard a snap.And it sounded like a twig.I looked around sharply; seeing only darkness on every side, as the trees seemed to squeeze together to prevent light from bothering them.Only the place right where I was; in the center of this horror, was there light. And I felt open. Vulnerable. Too visible.I didn't
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