The Alpha's Omega

I recited the words on the paper with a sigh, trying to keep a proud look while I starred at my reflection in my mother's oval mirror. "Jace Weston. As a thank you from the Rose home, I humbly give you this offering." I give him the gift he accepts it. "May the Moon Goddess light your path."Standing behind me, a smile lifted my mother's pale pink lips, blue eyes shining with delight. "Good. Just try to stay consistent when you speak. This is the Alpha's son your about to meet." My fist clenched at her words, wrinkling the paper into a crippled ball. Although her words spoke comfortingly, I could detect a hint of resent coloring her voice, echoing her true feelings.I gazed at her reflection while she continued to brush my hair, taken aback by the astounding differences between our current looks. Her brown locks, blue eyes, black and baggy, hand stitched outfit wasn't a very good match but we had enough trouble with money has it is. In fact, she used all our savings to get me this beau

Within the hour, the smells of concrete and smoke washed over my senses, irritating my eyes and nostrils; I've made it to the village. It was a small town tucked a little away from city life, perfect spot for a pack of werewolves to settle down and blend amongst them. Hiding in plain sight I guess.Closing in the edge of the village, I found myself facing a bit of a dilema; I couldn't just waltz into the town like this, I'd cause a massive panic and jeopardize our kinds secrecy! However, hiding in a bush held quite the risk of being exposed half naked or caught mid transformation...There. My Wolf turned our attention to a small alleyway between two buildings where a huge dumpster resided filled to the brim with trash. A groan rose at my throat at the thought of the smell assaulting my nose. No way I'm hiding behind that! I'd risk getting my dress dirty and smelling like an absolute mess. There had to be somewhere else... A door swung open, the smell of sweat, cigarettes and booze pou

Pain was the first thing to greet me upon my wake. Every muscle in my body ached from intense fatigue, screaming in protest at the mere thought of moving, followed by the buzzing sensation of a painful migraine settling between my ears. Vision blurred, I could barely crack my eyes open as light poured into my pupils, assaulting my senses. The smell of smokey oak and pine sap gently tickled my nose, at first a welcoming scent until I realized something was utterly wrong. I shot up and looked around at the room, first noticing the black bricked chimney who's belly was lit with a gently burning fire. The flames licked and flickered with grace, casting its dim light into the large room.Where am I? Searching the back of my mind, I nearly leaped out of my skin when a man raked his throat, pulling my attention to the far side of the room where he sat calmly on a wooden chair, elbows pressed onto his knees. As my knees pulled to my chest, he remained utterly silent, emerald eyes examining me

I held my chest, trying to calm my beating heart. I'd been waiting at the dining table for half an hour when a shatter echoed from the other side of the mansion. Cade instructed me to stay put while he checked things out, only to return a few minutes later with an unreadable look on his face. He seemed distant, lost in the sea of his own thoughts as he stationed himself beside me. I remained quiet, unsure what to say or do while a set of footsteps resonated from the end of the hallway connecting the entrance to the dinner room. Gazing up, I spotted Alexandra calmly approaching us, curly red hair bouncing beautifully over her shoulders. Her cherry red lips lifted into a warm and welcoming smile, which I returned with a shy but thankful grin."I see you two have met!" She chirped happily, hoisting herself into her tiptoes to kiss Cade's lips. Then, wrapping her arms around his, she turned to me. "Sorry about the long wait hun, Xavier and Jace had a little..." Muffled words shouted from

"And here, we have the garden." I gasped as Cade brought me to the entrance of a beautiful hedge garden, the walls filled with all kinds of colorful plants and flowers. I never knew this place had a garden! A gorgeous one at that. I walked through the first alley, grazing my hand through the lush greenery. Roses, tulips, lavenders, marguerites and many more plants I couldn't identify. But they were still incredibly beautiful. I smiled, wonder floating in my mind. All these foreign plants and flowers, they had so many different shapes and colors! And each had it's unique scent, it was amazing! For an Omega who's lived in the woods all her life, this was a real jewel to see. A pang hit my chest while my thoughts drifted to my mother. She loved flowers... and she would've loved to see this garden.