All Chapters of Desperate Omega Seduces the Cold Enigma for his protection: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Jax's POV The ride back to my territory was a blur of pain and exhaustion. I barely remembered the journey. Just flashes. Kai's hands on my face, checking my wounds. The cold wind cutting through my torn clothes. The steady rhythm of my horse beneath me. When we finally reached the border of my land, I almost fell off my horse. Kai caught me. "Jax," he said, his voice urgent. "Jax, stay with me." "I'm here." My voice was a rasp. "I'm not going anywhere." He helped me down from the horse and half-carried me to the house. I leaned on him heavily, my body screaming in protest. Inside, he laid me on the couch and started working on my wounds. His hands were steady, but his face was pale. "You lost a lot of blood," he said. "I need to get you patched up." "Do what you have to do." He worked in silence, cleanin

Jax's POVThree weeks passed.Three weeks of peace. Three weeks of waking up with Kai in my arms. Three weeks of believing that the worst was behind us.I should have known better.It started with a message. A scout arrived at my border with a sealed letter. Selene's seal.I opened it in the main room, Kai watching over my shoulder.*Jax,**I write to inform you that the council has decided to revisit their ruling on the omega's status. New evidence has come to light. Evidence that suggests the betrothal claim was never properly dissolved. I have tried to intervene on your behalf, but the council is insistent.**You have seven days to prepare your case. I will do what I can to help, but I cannot promise anything.**Selene*I read the letter three times. My hands were shaking."This can't be right," I said. "The council ruled in our favor. They dismissed Ronan's claim."

Jax's POVOne year later.The cabin had grown.What started as a single room with a roof had become something more. A proper house. Two bedrooms. A kitchen. A porch that faced the mountains. It wasn't much compared to the territory I had left behind. But it was ours.I stood on the porch and watched the sun rise over the peaks. The snow was melting. The first green shoots were pushing through the earth. Spring was coming.I heard footsteps behind me. Soft. Careful.Kai appeared in the doorway, wrapped in one of my old coats. His belly was round and full, the baby due in two months. He looked tired but happy."You're up early," I said."Couldn't sleep." He walked to me and leaned into my side. "The baby was kicking."I put my hand on his stomach. I felt a small movement against my palm."Strong," I said. "Like their father."He laughed. "Or their mother."I kissed his forehead

Chapter 54Chapter 1: The Weight of a NameThe sun was warm on Elara's face as she worked in the fields. Her hands were dirty, her back ached, and she had never felt more invisible.Around her, the people of Aethelgard moved with purpose. They carried baskets of grain, talked about the harvest, and laughed with each other. It was a good day. A peaceful day. But Elara couldn't shake the heavy feeling in her chest.She was twenty-two years old. The daughter of the most feared enigma in the region and the omega who changed everything. Everyone expected her to be special. Everyone waited for her to do something great.But Elara was just... ordinary.She was a beta. Not an alpha with raw power. Not an omega with mysterious abilities. Just a beta. The kind of wolf everyone forgot about. The kind that blended into the background.She wiped sweat from her forehead and looked toward the main hall of Aethelgard. Her parents were in there. Her parents, the legends.Her father, Kai, was the enigm

Chapter 3Elara dragged the stranger into the old storage shed behind the main hall. It was dark and full of cobwebs. No one ever came here.She laid him down on a pile of old sacks. His breathing was shallow. His face was pale."I need water," he whispered.She ran to the well and filled a cup. When she came back, the man was trying to sit up."Don't move," she said. "You're hurt.""I've had worse." He took the cup and drank. His hands were shaking.Elara watched him. He looked strong under all the dirt and blood. His eyes were sharp, even now. He wasn't just some random wolf. He was a fighter."Who are you?" she asked. "Really?"The man looked at her. For a moment, she saw fear in his eyes. Then it was gone."My name is Orin," he said. "I was a scout for the Voss family. I worked in Blackstone Keep."Elara's heart raced. Blackstone Keep. The heart of enemy territory. The place where Theron Voss ruled."Why are you here?" she asked."Because I couldn't stay there anymore." Orin's voi