I am the Omega of my pack, and the Alpha's son was supposed to be my mate. He didn't know it because he hasn't reached 18 yet. But I couldn't stand the sight of him being with someone else. So, I ran away.
I am the Omega of my pack, but little do they know what I am capable of it.

For the last two years, Katelyn has been dreaming of the day when her mate finally turns 18 and they can finally claim each other. However, her world suddenly comes crashing down and her dream is instantly destroyed when the alpha announces that his son (her mate) has found his future luna and his mate, who is the daughter of a neighboring pack's alpha. 

Unfortunately, Katelyn can't bring herself to say anything. She has kept this a secret for two years and she was waiting for another few months until her mate's birthday, but that day is never coming now. Unfortunately, she can't stand seeing her mate with another girl, and she can no longer handle being in her pack. In addition, she can't let her father know, since he is the pack's Beta. 

What can she do? The only thing that she can think of. She will keep her secret and run as far away as possible."

The Omega's awakening

　　Is this the place?  I look at the small white house with black shutters while I recall the image from my mate’s mind.  Yep.


　　I’m still amazed that Bridget was able to do this on her first attempt.  It did take some time, but looking at it as a whole, it really didn’t take her too long.  She didn’t know what she was doing, but she could still concentrate and find someone.


　　Truthfully, I believe this person is the one the Supreme Elder was talking about being a pawn, but others think he is a bishop.  However, she won’t confirm anything until we bring the individual back.


　　Wyatt chimes, “This is it.  I just wish I had a name to go with the face.  What am I going to say if he doesn’t answer the door?  Hello, I’m looking for someone who can appear not to be a beta….”


　　Katelyn shakes her head.  “No, but I’m sure we will think of something.”


　　The four of us stand in front of the house staring at it, while we continue to decide how to handle the situation.


CHAPTER 63