Vitreous Girl: A Reverse Harem Omegaverse Fantasy Romance by R. J. Lyon

Author:R. J. Lyon [Lyon, R. J.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2024-09-29T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twenty-Four: Cantor

It was good to get back into my routine. Being away from my friends and my regular chores made me feel… itchy. Even my sleep was all messed up when we were on the road. Being with my packmates helped, but I never felt quite right until I was home again.

I liked to wake earlier than my packmates- except Lynter- but on the road we had to compromise. Which meant I stayed up too late and woke, bleary-eyed and grumpy, well past the time my body preferred. Lynter, on the other hand, fell asleep late and woke up at his usual time and simply made do on less sleep. He was always grumpy anyway, so I suppose it didn’t make much difference to anyone.

His reasons for getting up early were more suited to the road as well. He used the time before the dawn to train, battering his body into the best shape he could make it. Then he spent the rest of the day battering everyone else.

There was truly no need to wonder why he was always in a bad mood.

I, on the other hand, used those pale, dewy moments before sunshine warmed the ground to harvest herbs and visit my friends. Plenty of them spent their days hiding from the sun, so the candle before dawn was ideal for spending time with them.

I was warming my hands in the kitchen, waiting for Greta, our morning chef, to arrive so she could fetch me some stale bread and vegetable scraps, when the beta…. no, the omega girl stumbled in, her eyes flicking first to the fresh bread in the ovens, and then to me.

Her scent hit me a moment later and flooded over my senses, seeming to settle into the pores of my skin in the way of all good kitchen scents. She somehow smelled of fresh flowers, the type that lived close to cool, rich soil, and also of candy, the honey-colored kind that needed to be sucked on slowly to be truly savored.

She hadn’t come to dinner, so it was a relief to see her standing on her own and unbonded. I knew Davos wouldn’t do it. He couldn’t, not my packlead. He was a good person. He always let me raise as many creatures as needed in the stables, and only rarely told me off for being a bit dreamy and forgetful. I was the least of our pack, and yet he treated me with kindness.

It was obvious to me now that Rosemary would be part of our pack too. I had thought so even when she seemed to be a beta. I just hadn’t wanted to say anything, since I was scolded the last time I suggested adding someone to the pack.

I still considered that fox to be an honorary member, but I had to concede to Bastian’s point that she would not have appreciated a bite.

So Davos had tried to push Rosemary to join us before she was ready. I had made that same kind of mistake a lot myself.

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