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WSA 2025 ENTRY

Bound To The Alphas, Marked By Four

Ava was never meant to matter. Born an omega in a world where only the strong are respected, she was always at the bottom—especially in the Nightshade Pack. After her parents died under strange circumstances, people whispered that she was to blame. She was just a scared little girl, but no one cared.

So when her cruel uncle and his greedy wife sold her to pay off a debt, no one stopped them.

She was sold to four powerful alphas—to work as their maid.

For years, Ava cleaned up after them, made their food, and lived off scraps. She was punished for things she didn’t do. To them, she was nothing. Just a maid. A burden. Worthless.

But fate had other plans.

Everything changed on her 20th birthday.

That’s when she found her mate. 

Omegas like her didn’t get mates. But she didn’t just get one. She got all four.

And even more shocking? She’s the only one who can give them an heir. 

Now the alphas want her. The same men who once looked at her like she was nothing… now look at her like she’s everything.

They broke her.

And now they want to fix her?

At first, she wanted to reject them all. Make them feel the pain she had carried in silence for years.

But then she thought—
Why reject them… when she could have them all?

Mated To The Alphas, Marked By Four

"Why is your face looking pale?" the head slave asked me with a sharp tone, snapping me out of the storm of thoughts in my head.

I blinked. My mouth opened slightly, but no words came out at first. My heart was still racing from fear. For a second, I thought she had come to drag me to the Alphas for punishment.

"I… I'm fine," I forced myself to say, managing a small smile even though my lips trembled. "My skin just changes sometimes. I guess it's just how I am."

She stared at me a little longer like she didn't believe me, but then she shrugged. "Suit yourself," she said flatly, not pressing the matter.

I exhaled quietly in relief. That was too close.

Then she spoke again. "You and the other slaves—gather back at the meeting room where we were earlier."

We had barely even gotten a moment to rest.

Friendship