My Mate Is An Omega – Chapter 27

Lancaster POV

“Cait? Cait!”

The second I came down from my high, I was horrified to find my mate stiff underneath me. Her eyes were wide with fear, and her usually rosy skin was pale, as if she had just seen a ghost. She didn’t respond when I called her name, nor did she move when I pulled out of her. My heart was racing as I carefully wrapped her in my arms. Had I done something wrong? Did I hurt her somehow?

rate attempt to get her attention.

poke didn’t calm me down any. “The pack… Dario…

d, searching for my shorts in a rush.

d find. The lack of information scared me, but I needed to make her feel safe.

d come into our territory. Okay?”

ed mate looked at me with hesitation; I knew I had to take her to safety before the enemies advanced, or else she could be in danger. And I would die before I let her get hurt.

ers as an idea crossed my mind. “It’ll be faster if you ride on Atlas,” I sugges

o climb on top of us. Her arms wrapped around our neck tightly; in any other situation, Atlas would have gone crazy due to her proximity. However, we could feel her fear and we wanted nothing more than to make her feel comfortable again.

“Hold on tight,” I

safety bunker was located. It was usually the Delta who organized the pack members who couldn’t fight during the event of an attack, but since we didn’t have one, Sasha took the initiative to assist everyone. The moment she saw us, she helped my mate climb off of our back.

in response. She turned to me soon after. “The others are already fighting off the intruders.”

. “Now that everyone is safe, we sho

beating louder. In an attempt to return her hug, Atlas rested his huge head on her shoulder, pulling her closer to us.

ase be careful,” she plea

I replied in unison.

to make her happy until the end of our days. Pain struck my heart as I watched her walk inside of the bunker, waving us goodbye one last time as the thick metal door was shut. Topaz barked beside me, catching

ng the mess of blood and corpses, I realized we still outnumbered them, but it was hardly a sign of victory. Bears were much stronger than wolves, and it usually required two or three of us to take one of them down. I started to second guess the promise I had made to my mate. Could I really make it out of this?

top wasting time and help our brothers and sisters.”

Cait, I thought to myself as I momentarily blocked our connection. Her worry was overwhelming me, and I couldn’t afford to make her suffer anymore. This way, she wouldn’t feel my p

oat out with his sharp teeth, falling to the floor on top of the creature.

ever happens, don’t fight the enemy on your own! If your partner is down, find another one immediately!” His coldness at the mention of the possibility of his own son’s death was scary, but necessary. There was no

the help of a gray wolf, he was trying to take an adversary down. Luckily, it wasn’t a big one.

is skin. We closed our eyes when we noticed the enemy raise its paw once again, but the suffering never came. Just in time, Phoenix closed his jaw around its arm, preventing it from further hurting us.

e. Our light fur was now drenched in blood, but thankfully it wasn’t our own. We were alre

fight went on for another half hour. I had lost count of how many bears we had taken down, and how many warriors I watche

t to him.

mpt failed. I approached him carefully, quickly noticing a huge gash on his hind leg. The more he tried to move, the more blood oozed out of the cut. Judging by his situation, I figured he had more than a few broken bones. He huffed when he noticed us standing in front of him, and I could tell he was ashamed of his condition. To make sure we were out of danger, I took one final glance

to safety! I can deal with this myself.” I heard the Alpha’s voice inside my head, noticing he was looking at me from the corner of his eye. I bowe

s head, ignoring the Beta’s every attempt to fight us off. He successfully grabbed the dark brown wolf by his collar and started dragging him away

tray?! Release us now!” James growled.

ing.

here Dario had been fighting the last bear. Frozen in my spot, I watched in disbelief as the enemy ripped a chunk of the light gray wolf’s side with a single bite. When he hit the ground, his body went limp.

howl escaping Atlas’ throat. Out of instinc