An Omega For Sale by Kess

Chapter 3

“Jessy, Jessy! Come on baby, open your eyes. It’s time.” I whispered to my three years old.

There was no one around and I knew that I didn’t have to whisper but it suddenly felt like the walls had ears and like there. were eyes watching me in the dark of my room.

Jessy moaned softly, sitting up in bed and rubbing the sleep out of her eyes with her small hands, the action made me smile.

Jessy brought so much joy into my otherwise sad life, and I would never regret bringing my baby into this world, she was more than I ever wished for.

“Mommy is it time?” Jessy whispered back to me and I nodded my head in agreement, putting her into warmer clothes and making sure every inch of her body was properly covered, the night air could be brutal sometimes.

“Put this on.” I whispered again to her, sliding a small backpack through her arms, adjusting the straps until they stayed firmly on her back.

I had taken only the necessary things that we needed, the less bags we had to carry, the easier and faster it was for us to

move.

Once I was sure that we were set, I carried Jessy into my arms holding her tightly against my chest.

Pulling the door slightly open, the night air greeted me, the only sounds that floated through the air were of the crickets and toads. Everything otherwise seemed calm and quiet, the perfectmosphere that I had hoped for.

Slipping out of my room, I made a dash for the tree line that led out of the pack.

My heart thudded heavily in my chest. If we were caught at this point, it would be the end of us. I knew the risk of what I was doing but I was willing to try, to go through it all for the sake of my child. If I succeeded with this then it meant a better life for Jessy, and that was all the motivation I needed to keep going

I kept my ears pricked for any sound, but none came so I continued deeper into the woods until I reached the pack borders. Setting Jessy carefully on the floor, I turned her around and began to strip out of my clothes, stuffing them into the small bag that I had carried with me.

Once I finished with that I closed my eyes and concentrated on shifting

Since I was barely fed and overworked, the process took longer than it normally should. But soon my beautiful white wolf was standing in my stead, my wolf was one of the prettiest in the pack and the other omegas usually gave me hell for it.

It was after all very rare to find a pure white wolf that was paired with sparkling cerulean eyes.

Since my human form was small, it was no surprise that my wol was alsó small, nudging my daughter geraly with my spout—

understood the message and she climbed onto

I encouraged her

of direction or any particular destination in mind, all I wanted was to escape the SilverMoon pack and put all of

could carry me, moving past trees, shrubs and bushes. Dodging through fallen logs. There were no signs of danger

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stopped, looking around me. I was tired and thirsty and Jessy was starting to weigh heavier on my back. Laying on the floor, I let

pulled out my clothes

time being in the wilderness. alone and now that the initial excitement of escaping had worn off, all that was left in its place was fear

my attention, lucking a few I chewed on them in an attempt to

we

I had no idea where we were

the moment that I had left the pack, but I

on it and

bad and I knew how much Jessy looked up to me

instead, fixing the hood of hershirt that had slipped off properly before carrying her and then

sure how much time had passed but it seemed like a half hour later when I caught sight of a clearing

could hear the voices of people but the trees around and the darkness prevented

mye Pricking see their

it became, there was a campfire by the stream

through me, I was happy to see other people in the

set of three men and some young girls. The group looked completely

looked to be having a good time by themselves but I wasn’t sure how that was going to change if I chose to reveal myself, but I was thirsty and hungry and I knew that I couldn’t cry on for much longer, especially with Jessy

out from behind the trees, stepping

conversation immediately ceased and all eyes turned to look at me. I bowed my head slightly hoping

harinless and didn’t intend

though, because she turned around in my arms and waved her lige hands in the direction of one of the men. Before I could scold her for

join us for a meal? The man that Jessy had waved at asked and I don’t even stop to