His Forbidden Omega by Kristen Strassel & P. Jameson

Author:Kristen Strassel & P. Jameson [Strassel, Kristen & Jameson, P.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-07-29T23:00:00+00:00

Chapter Ten

Zelene

There was only one more day of my heat, and it threatened to kill us all. Adalai rumbled in his wolf form. He wasn’t supposed to know we could shift. I’d betrayed every omega in the Badlands. As much as I wanted to believe the King would be my defender, I couldn’t imagine what that meant for my sister, my friends, or the rest of the omegas.

“You should go,” I said to Tavia. “The girls need you.”

We’d been caught outside the bunker before when the wolves sensed our heat. Sometimes they knew even before we did, before our bodies warmed and the urges started. It took all of us to fight them off. If it was just Charolet and Ashla out there, they were in trouble. Rielle could be trapped in the castle, and if the Alphas knew where their king was, she might be in a totally different kind of danger.

“No way.” Tavia crossed her arms over chest and glared at Adalai. I held him tighter, feeling more protective of him than my own sister. What had he done to me? “I’m not leaving you down here with a wolf. And a man who can’t take his eyes off you because you’re still in heat.”

Dagger didn’t shift his gaze away from me to refute her claim, but his lip curled in a growl I recognized. I’d seen him many times, but never this close. The alpha lord of the Badlands was disgusted to find his king extinguishing the heat of an omega.

Adalai growled low. Would he choose me over another alpha?

“The king won’t hurt me.” My declaration earned a groan from my sister and the alpha. I wouldn’t betray Adalai’s trust and tell them what he’d said, moments after spilling his seed inside me. Neither Tavia nor his friend would believe it until they heard it from his lips.

I hated that. I hated that after the three incredible days we’d spent together, as one, he was still an alpha and I was an omega. That those words were still opposites, opposing forces. I groaned against his fur, and this fury had nothing to do with my heat. The declaration wouldn’t mean anything until we got out of this bunker. Only his actions would make it more than an empty promise.

“We can’t stay here,” the alpha said. “The wolves will keep fighting until they get inside. It’s not safe for us here, and your friends are in danger too.”

“Like you care,” Tavia scoffed.

“Brave little omega, when you stand in this bunker that reeks of Alpha seed and your dream of liberation.”

Tavia took a step toward the Alpha. I remembered what Adalai said about bravery and stupidity, and hoped his friend agreed.

“When was the last time you defended yourself against an actual wolf?” She stared down the man. “Or were you so wrapped up in your own problems that you didn’t know they existed, leaving us to fight that battle for you.”

I gasped. But I couldn’t tell Tavia that I lied to Adalai about the wolves.

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