The Omega Mated To The Four

Chapter 27

The Omega: Mated To The Four

Chapter twenty Seven

When I woke up, the first thing I noticed was the weight.

A lot of weight.

I groaned, shifting slightly, and that's when I felt it-the warmth surounding me on all sides. I blinked my eyes open, and there they were.

The four of them.In my bed.

“Elijah!" I yelled, shoving at the golden-furred one closest to me. "Isaiah! Alex! Austin!"

They didn't budge. Alex let out a soft whine, nuzzling closer to my side, while Elijah merely cracked one eye open, looking entirely too pleased with himself.

"You have got to be kidding me," I muttered, trying to wiggle free,

It took several minutes of pushing, prodding, and outright yelling before they finally got the hint. One by one, they jumped off the bed, their tails wagging like this was all some kind of game.

"Out!" shouted, pointing toward the window. "All of you! Now!"

They trotted out obediently, but not without a few smug looks over their shoulders. Elijah even had the audacity to nudge my hand with his nose on his way out, as if to say, We'll be back.

I closed the window behind them and leaned against it, my heart pounding.

"What is wrong with them?" I whispered to myself, burying my face in my hands and screaming in frustration into my pillow which

had their scent all over it.

By the time I made it to the kitchen, Mariah was already seated at the table, sipping her coffee and flipping through a magazine.

"Morning," she said without looking up.

"Morning," I mumbled, grabbing a bowl and pouring myself some cereal.

me then, her eyes narrowing slightly. "You

said quickly, avoiding her

and leaned forward, resting her chin on her hand. "Did something

I said, a little too

raised an

my mouth, hoping she'd drop it. But Mariah was nothing

casual but her eyes sharp, "it's

your mates and all

my cereal, coughing violently

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Chapter twenty Seven

Mariah cut me off with

about time," she said, taking another sip of her coffee. "They've been trying so hard, after

stared at her,

insisted, but even to my own

shaking her

spent the rest of breakfast trying to shake off

Forgiving them? Coming around?

that what

night because of the rain, but that didn't mean I was ready to forgive them. And as for this morning... well, that was just them being their usual annoying

Right?

to convince myself otherwise, a small

so long had started to fade. And when I thought about the way they'd curled up around me, their warmth and presence

But no.

them off

had to

got up to rinse my bowl, Mariah leaned back in her chair, her smile

she said, "it's kind of sweet, in a way. How much they care

about me," I muttered, drying

where I'm standing, it sure looks like they

a glare, but she just laughed

impossible," I said, throwing

you're in denial," Mariah shot back,