From Rejected Omega to the Supreme Alpha's Queen
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lack headstone, tracing the
a "useless Omega" who couldn't shift. He left me to freeze to death so he could
e, trembling as he dropped
as alive, the shock turned into arrogance. He trie
son for "faking my death." My aunt tried to slap me for being disrespectful. They demande
ure crushing the room wasn't comin
olf to keep a human pretending to be
me. I just smiled and let my true a
ing weak," I whispered,
My husband, the Supreme Alpha, walked i
red war on the
pte
y
polished black stone, the kind rich families bought to perform
the gold
ard. Beloved Daugh
d, the wind snatching the word
Chicago wind. Five years ago, the cold would have killed me. I was a weak Omega
of pure white fur and ancient power, stretched contentedly in m
pect to see
turn. I'd heard the hesitation in his heavy fo
on Gr
had smelled like rain and comfort. Now? It smelled like stagn
d. I heard the shar
ght my
anymore. It was the scent of polar ice, crisp winter air,
ton asked. His voic
y. I reached up and t
ies. When his eyes met mine, the flowers dropped
l color. He stumbled back, his boo
No. That's impossible.
-or perhaps just the stress of running a failin
my voice drop to a hum
ispered, eyes wide. "Or
beat, Clayton," I said, takin
It wasn't a full release, just a tea
ump. Thu
trong and slow,
a cold sound. "Do I look
ar. My boots were Italian leather. I didn'
ring, crying girl he had rejected five years ago wi
e strength, though his wolf was clearly cowering inside
loved finger
pects," I said. "To t
ckly, the lie coming automatic to his
e is nothing in that coffin but
ad, but as I approached, he shrank. My white wolf was pa
d her. The game
the wilted lili
For the girl who was supposed to be your Fate
defensive now. "You couldn't shif
ight of my gaze hit him. My eyes flashed silver-the si
ut. He was drowning in my presence. The
him toward the exit. "She's dead. But I'm very much alive. A