Alpha Princess In An Omega Skin

the wooden desk in her chamber. Her heart ached, bu

ed you are concerning what's happening in the pack, and I promise to go to the lowest part of the pack to stop the killing

en a potion before she left, the type of potion strong enough to strip away every sign of her identity. Her royal scen

leader of the pack, often the strongest and most dominant. Then the Beta who is

en serving as advisors or mediators. Then the Omega, the lowest-ranking member of the pack, the weakest and most submissive. Omegas were w

ll fight, still command, still lead if she wanted to. But she couldn't risk it. If she revealed herself, everythin

iliar street, she realized something. She had no idea where to go. Andromeda turned left, then right. The roads were dirtier here, the buil

s lost. A voice rang out behi

ed over his broad chest. He had sharp features, dark eyes, and a stance that

Andromeda said nothing. The man stepped closer, eyes narrowing. "You shouldn't be here. This place isn't for omegas unles

hroat went dry. She had just lied. She had no work. No job. Nothi

workers in The Upper Den?" The Upper Den. A place of power. A place where

alantha was not just anyone, she was her friend. A gamma. An adviser. Someone who could help her. If there was anyone she coul

gether, even schooled together. They had promised to always have each other's backs. And now, Calant

ets until she reached The Upper Den. It was a large, elegant building... one that omegas like her, or a

n't belong, things could go very wrong. She reached the door and knocked softly. The seconds stretched. Then, the door creaked open. Her breath caught in

's doorway. The words left her lips in a whisper. "Thorold?" His brows fur

ct?" Her stomach twisted. For a split second, she had forgotten. The potion. It had erased every trace of her id

been betrothed before they even took their first breaths. Their parents had sealed the promise before either of them understood wh

p herself. She shoved past Thorold and stepped into the room. And then, everything stopped and her mouth dropped open. Calantha stood there