The Omega Mated To The Four

Chapter 26

The Omega: Mated To The Four

Chapter Twenty Six

By the time I got home that evening, the sky had turned gtay, and a steady drizzle had started to fall. I locked the door, closed the windows, and settled into bed, hoping for a peaceful night.

But, of course, peace wasn't in the cards for me.

As I lay there, listening to the rain, I couldn't shake the feeling that was being watched. I tried to ignore it, pulling the covers up to my chin and closing my eyes. But when the feeling didn't go away, I finally got up and peeked out the window.

Sure enough, there they were-Elijah, Isaiah, Alex, and Austin-in their wolf forms, huddled together just outside the cabin. Their fur was soaked, and they looked utterly miserable, but they didn't seem to care.

"Idiots," I muttered, shaking my head.

For a moment, I considered leaving them out there to teach them a lesson. But as the rain picked up, my resolve wavered.

With a sigh, I opened the window.

in here before I change my mind!" I called

they scrambled to their feet. One by one, they bounded through

at them. "You're getting

froze, their heads hanging like scolded

a stack of old towels

his fur gently with the towel. It was softer than I expected, warm and thick despite the

I muttered, glaring at him as he wagged

that I had to shove him

the dim light of the room. He didn't move much as I worked, but his

weird," I warned, throwing the towel over

than the others, and he rumbled softly in appreciation as I

you," I

dry, I grabbed an old mattress from the closet and laid

staying in wolf form," I told them firmly, pointing a finger at each of them. "No shifting back. I don't want to deal

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