LOGINIn the days that followed, the situation worsened. More refugees arrived like a storm. The camp that had been organized for only a few days turned into chaos. Leon and Ezra were doing their best in handling the situation but there was little they could do with the large number of refugees and very few resources. And worse, he had no access to Alpha Cage. Since the day he’d rushed out over a knock, Ezra had not set his eyes on him. His worry grew and the situation at hand only made things worse. More refugees only meant more attacks. And Alpha Cage was at the center of it. His stomach clenched each time he thought of it. “Ezra.” He looked up and saw Leon coming towards him. “There are no beds” The ground underneath him became unsteady. The problems only seemed to grow worse with every day. He rose from where he’d crouched to look at the state of the camp. The dreadful smell had returned. The growing number was difficult to manage. And Ezra hated to admit.. That he had failed
The steady knocks on the door pulled them both out of their afternoon sleep. After a round at the edge of the camp, Cage had carried a half asleep Ezra and brought him back to the pack house.Cage was on his feet in an instant, grabbing his pants and marching to the door while Ezra rubbed the sleep away. He heard the door open and heard the loud growl come from the door followed by a loud bang. Ezra immediately sensed something was wrong. He grabbed Alpha Cages' shift and pulled it over his head as he walked towards the door. “Alpha?” He heard ruffling in the closet. “I have to leave” Ezra couldn’t help the disappointment that he felt. Alpha Cage had asked him to round up at the camp for the day so he could be with him. He’d liked the idea of it and now, he was leaving. “Will you be back?” He stared expectantly. “I don’t know” his cold voice reached Ezra’s ears. “Don’t wait up and stay indoors. And if you must go to the camp, a guard will go with you” Alpha Cage was pushing pa
Ezra's mouth snapped shut and heat rushed through him. "A-Alpha Cage" he stuttered, face turning red and Cage drew in closer, his lips brushing against his neck. Ezra leaned into the touch, need running through him instantly."Do you want that?" Cage's gravelly voice grated on his ears. Ezra's mouth hung open while his brain searched for an answer.He was busy..people were waiting. He had something to prove to Alpha Cage. But as he touched him so closely and he inhaled his heady pheromones, all his mind screamed for was him to give in."Yes," the answer slipped out easily.Alpha Cage kissed him instantly, his tongue pushing into Ezra's mouth, hot and demanding. His fingers cupped the back of his neck as he kept him in place, exploring every inch of his mouth. Ezra was lost in the kiss, his entire body falling against his Alpha in desperate desire. Cage's kisses trailed lower, over the length of his neck and to the top of his collarbone. His fingers tugged at the shirt and the knots
Alpha Cage stood over the hill that oversaw the outer grounds. He watched as the Omegas moved in an orderly fashion. He saw the tents being adjusted, food stored and even the children assisted in carrying materials. When he’d asked Ezra to do whatever he wanted. He’d simply believed he wanted to help them get food..he never imagined that the Omega had put them to work on the camp. Yet another surprise from his Omega. His lips twitched with a smile. “The refugees are settling in well?” He asked over his shoulder and the Alpha who stood beside him nodded strongly. “We’d expected them to fight over rations but the Omega…Ezra” the Alpha quickly corrected himself. Cage noted that he’d found it offensive when Ezra had been referred to as the Omega. “He’s a really commendable man. With a knack for leadership” Cage smiled at the praise and looked back at his Omega, standing at the center and barking out orders. And even more amusing, everyone followed him. His exceptional traits couldn
Ezra's head snapped towards Leon so fast that his neck cracked a little. He stopped walking, still in disbelief at the words he'd heard. Had Alpha Cage murdered the Alpha? "Why? Was he bad?" Then that would be a good explanation for why he'd murdered him. "I have no idea. Nobody ever really talks about it" "None at all?" "Not in the Orion pack" Ezra pondered over it. "But Alpha Cage isn't one to kill indiscriminately" Leon added. "There must have been a reason. Even if it isn't told to us" Ezra bubbled on his lower lip as he continued to walk in silence. The thought bothered him more than it should have. Why did he care about an Alpha that was murdered years ago? Or the reason behind it. The two walked in silence, until they passed by the settlements. The paths thinned down into a narrow one. Leon and Ezra picked up on the smell before the oath opened into a large clearing. It was just as they'd imagined it would be. Tents were set up across the large field, a small fire go
Ezra walked over, staring at the map that hadn't changed since the last time he'd seen it. He looked up at Alpha Cage, puzzled by him. "What is that?" Alpha cage didn't respond immediately. He folded the map back up and looked at him. "Weapons" "Weapon?" "The Orion pack has the largest storage of weapons. Discovered...and undiscovered" The words sank in. "Only a handful of alphas know about it....and you" he added with a grim look and Ezra immediately understood what it meant. He'd just trusted him with information that only a few people knew. He felt a sense of pride that the alpha had considered him trustworthy enough to share that kind of information and at the same time a sick feeling settled in his stomach. If they were here for weapons... "Some betrayed you" he said with wide eyes but Alpha Cage didn't seem angry...yet. There was much more betrayal than the fact that they'd found out about the weapon storage. The fucker had also told them that alphas couldn't cross into
"The invitation to the party doesn't extend to my pet, Kael," the rich masculine voice growled and Ezra stiffened. The alpha had walked fast, crossing the vast room in a split second. Too fast for Ezra to gather his bearings and not look like he was going to pass out at any moment. His heart thump
Ezra's mind was fogged up from the moment he opened his eyes. The sunlight above him was punishing. He stared at the clouds in confusion for a few seconds. He rolled over, and his body was stopped by a warm log. Ezra paused as his ears picked up the sound of a beating heart. Logs didn't have heart
The Alpha wasn't the least bit disgusted by the thought. There was something about the Omega that made him want to do things he'd never thought of doing before. He leaned in, sniffing the Omega's dripping ass. It smelled like honey and flowers. He couldn't hold back on the urge anymore and buried
At the time the new batch of Omegas arrived at the Orion Pack, Ezra had the two most important rules etched into his brain. First, keep your eyes down and ask no questions. Second, don't ever cross Alphas. The rules were repeated severally that even the children knew them word for word. Ezr







