LOGINTag: Omegaverse, Mpreg, Dom/sub Elijah Blake has always survived—never lived. An omega hiding as a beta, he clings to control. Until one desperate choice binds him to two Alphas. Zane Harrington, the untouchable hockey captain and heir to a powerful empire. And John, the swim team captain, his childhood best friend, and the one person who once saved him. Weeks later, Elijah is pregnant. And he doesn’t know who the father is. If it’s Zane, he’ll be dragged into a world he can’t escape. If it’s John… he might lose the only person he’s ever trusted. Either ways, Elijah’s life is about to be destroyed.
View MoreZANE..{Four years Later}The final slide disappeared from the screen as the projector clicked off, plunging the room into brief silence.One of the directors closed his leather folder with a soft snap before sweeping his gaze around the table.“If there are no further objections, the restructuring proposal is approved.”A chorus of quiet agreements followed, their applause quaking the meeting board.I adjusted my tie. “That concludes today’s meeting.” Chairs scraped against the floor, their footsteps echoing as they shuffled out of the room.While I…I remained seated. A habit I had developed over the years.Uncle Silas stopped a few inches away from the door. Then he turned around and drew closer.He settled into the seat beside me. “How’s your mother?” I exhaled. “She’ll be back by the weekend.” He leaned further into the chair, rubbing his stubble. “After your father’s arrest, with the way shareholders fled, and banks freezing our credit lines…” Those prying eyes of his were s
Eli...I held her a little closer, afraid that if I loosened my arms even slightly, this moment would disappear.The room had grown quiet.The frantic footsteps, hurried voices, and constant beeping of monitors that had surrounded us after the delivery were gone.For the first time since waking from surgery, nothing was demanding my attention. It was just her.Curled safely and warm against my chest.Her tiny body fit so easily in my arms that it almost frightened me. She was so small. So impossibly small.I couldn’t stop looking at her. The slow rise and fall of her chest, the way she licked at her upper lip and wrinkled her little mouth. My fingers traced the curve of her hands, they curled around my pinky and she cooed. She wasn’t just something I fought to protect anymore.She was here. My daughter was here. She cooed and rubbed at her eyes, pushing the small head warmer the nurses had worn for her. Her lashes fluttered and parted. I froze, a small gasp escaped me. Bright b
ZANE..Dr. Jules pulled down her surgical mask, letting it dangle around her neck.“It’s enough,” she said, “your pheromones have done their job.”Standing at the corner of the operating room, my eyes locked on the gloves, the surgical equipment all covered in Eli’s blood.“Zane, you can leave now,” Dr. Jules said.“I…” I swallowed hard, my gaze narrowing still trying to catch a glimpse of Eli. But nothing. Now the doctors surrounded him, their bodies like a fence.“I’m right here,” Dr, Jules said, “We’re going to make sure nothing happens to him. He’s going to be fine.”Another thick gulp, and I trudged out of the room, into the hallway.“How is he?” Louis blurted out, chest heaving as he approached me.“Dr. Jules said he’s going to be fine,” I said, dragging the words out of my throat.My mother, sitting on one of the vinyl chairs, patted the spot between her and Amara. “Come and take a seat.”Amara shifted, creating more space for me.The moment I sank into it, my mother tilted t
ZANE..Four months passed. There was still one year and six months remaining before the agreement with my father came to an end. Since the day Eli and I agreed to keep our distance, I hadn’t seen him once.I told myself it was necessary.Our distance reduced risk and kept my father from noticing anything unusual.Each morning, I found myself wondering how he had slept.Each evening, I caught myself reaching for my phone before deciding against sending another message.I never asked how he was doing—a desperate attempt to stop myself from running to EliSo, I didn’t know how he was doing. I didn’t know whether the pregnancy had become more difficult. I didn’t know whether the baby was healthy or not.However, today, I had to suppress my thoughts. I stood before the mirror in the hotel bedroom, adjusting the cuff of my jacket, then the other. The knot of my tie sat perfectly centered but I straightened it anyway.The bedroom’s security lock chimed d, and my mother stepped in. H
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