
“An Omega,” the first Alpha said, his deep voice laced with authority. He took a step forward, and Kai instinctively backed away.  

“No,” Kai whispered, shaking his head. His voice wavered, betraying his fear. “I-I don’t belong to anyone.”  

The wild-looking Alpha snorted, crossing his arms. “You’re in neutral territory, little Omega. That’s a bold move for someone unclaimed. Did you really think no one would notice?”  

Kai swallowed hard. “I didn’t mean to—”  

“You don’t need to explain yourself,” the third Alpha interrupted, his voice smooth and soothing. He tilted his head, studying Kai intently. “But you can’t deny it, can you? You feel it, just like we do.”  

“Feel what?” Kai asked, his voice barely above a whisper.  

The first Alpha stepped closer, his gaze never leaving Kai’s. “The bond.”  

Kai’s heart pounded in his chest. The air between them was electric, charged with an energy he didn’t understand but couldn’t ignore.  

“No,” he said again, his voice shaking. “I don’t want this. I don’t want any of you!”  

He turned to run, but the wild Alpha was faster. In the blink of an eye, he appeared in front of Kai, blocking his path.  

“Not so fast, sweetheart,” he said with a dangerous grin. “You can’t run from fate.”  


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