Mated To The Alpha Quadruplets: Unexpected Mates

Chapter 2 You're nothing but a burden to this pack

Tomorrow was the day the whole Creek Pack had been preparing for. Daniella's eighteenth birthday. As the daughter of the Beta. She was of high status, and everything had to be perfect.

I had been working hard since getting home from school while everyone else could relax and do whatever they wished. As an omega, that was my duty.

You better not ruin my party. Daniella glared at me. Remember, you are just an omega, and I'm the daughter of the alpha-beta. The quads will be all eyes on me when they return from Alpha training tomorrow. she boasted.

I felt a pang of hurt and frustration at Daniella's words. I had worked tirelessly to make her birthday memorable, and her dismissive attitude towards me stung. But I knew better than to let her words get to me.

I would never do anything to ruin your party, Daniella, I replied calmly, trying to keep my emotions in check. I have put in my best effort to ensure everything is perfect for you. Your happiness is important to me, regardless of my status as an omega.

Daniella and Tricia looked at me in disgust. Eliza, I feel so bad for anyone who ends up with you for a mate, Daniella smirked as she smoothed down her silver dress laced with diamonds. Her long hair curled while Tricia wore a red dress that clung to her curves, her black hair sleek and straight.

I stood there, feeling the weight of their judgment. I knew they disapproved of me, my choices, of how I lived my life.

But I refused to let their words get to me. I knew who I was, and I was proud of my identity.

I don't need your pity, Daniella, I said, my voice steady and strong. I know my worth, and I won't settle for anyone who doesn't see it.

They exchanged a look as if they couldn't believe my defiance. But I held my ground, refusing to back down.

You think you could talk to the future Luna like that? You are crazy, omega. Daniella bellowed and stomped her foot.

You see, so gross. How about me, Chuck, her in the showers? Tricia laughed, and her eyes glistened mischievously.

Always the dramatic Queen that she is. I rolled my eyes and turned to walk away, thinking about the things that I needed to get done by tomorrow.

Being the beta's daughter, she thought she was the perfect Princess. Everyone believed she would be The alpha quadruplets mate and our future Luna. Not that I cared. I was not planning to be around when that happened.

I said where do you think you're going, you filthy bitch. Daniella clenched her jaw and grabbed hold of me aggressively. Stupid omega, she yelled.

I tried to free myself from her grip, but her anger made her hold onto me even tighter. I could feel the venom in her eyes as she glared at me.

Let me go, Daniella, I said calmly, trying to keep my composure. You're acting like a child.

She sneered at my words, her grip on me not loosening. I'll act however I want, omega scum. You think you can walk away from my party?

I knew that arguing with her would only make the situation worse. So, I decided to take a different approach.

Daniella, you're better than this, I said softly, trying to reach her with empathy. You don't have to stoop to this level.

Her eyes widened for a moment, and I could see a flicker of uncertainty in her expression. But it was short-lived, as her anger quickly returned, and she tightened her grip on me again.

Don't you dare try to manipulate me, omega. You're nothing but a burden to this pack.

I knew that trying to reason with her was futile. It was time to leave before things escalated further. With all the strength I could muster, I pushed against her hold.

Let me go, Daniella, I repeated firmly. You're not worth my time.

She seemed momentarily stunned by my words, and with a final, forceful shove, I broke free from her grasp. I turned and walked away, leaving her fuming behind me.

Let her go, Daniella. Is this the sort of behaviour you will be modelling to the pack? it was one of the quadruplets, Rylan. He stood in the doorway watching. I gasped in surprise. It was the first time he had ever stood up for me. Daniella turned her attention to Rylan, her face contorted in anger. Stay out of this, Rylan. This has nothing to do with you.

But Rylan stood his ground, his expression unwavering. It has everything to do with me. We are all part of this pack, and we should treat each other with respect. Let her go.

Daniella seemed taken aback by Rylan's assertiveness. She reluctantly released her grip on me, and I took a step back, breathing a sigh of relief.

Thank you, Rylan, I said softly, grateful for his intervention.

Rylan nodded in acknowledgement before turning his attention back to Daniella. We should set an example for the pack, not tearing each other down. Remember that.

With that, he turned and walked away, leaving Daniella seething angrily. I stood there, feeling a sense of gratitude towards Rylan for standing up for me.

As I watched him leave, I felt a glimmer of hope. Maybe not everyone in the pack saw me as just an omega. Maybe there were allies like Rylan who saw beyond the labels and judgments.

Why would the alpha son stick up for you? Tricia said bitterly

I turned to face Tricia, her words stinging like a lash. Her gaze was filled with contempt as she looked at me, her disdain evident.

I guess even the alpha's son can see injustice and unfair treatment, Tricia, I replied, trying to keep my voice steady despite my bitterness.

Tricia scoffed, rolling her eyes. Oh please, don't act like he's some hero. He probably just did it to appear noble in front of everyone.

Her words hit me hard, echoing the doubts that sometimes plagued my mind. Was Rylan's defence just for show? Was I worth defending in his eyes, or was it all just a facade?

I shook my head, pushing aside the doubts that threatened to consume me. Regardless of his intentions, Rylan stood up for what was right. And that's more than I can say for some.

Tricia's expression softened slightly, but there was still a flicker of resentment in her eyes. You're lucky he intervened. Not all of us have someone looking out for us.

I could feel the weight of Tricia's words and Daniella's intense gaze on me. It was clear that my interactions with Rylan had stirred up some negative feelings.

I don't know, I responded, trying to keep my tone neutral despite the bitterness in Tricia's words. Maybe he sees things differently.

Tricia scoffed, rolling her eyes. Or maybe he's just trying to be a hero. Who knows what goes on in those alpha heads.

Well, excuse me. I have more work to ensure everything is perfect for Daniella's birthday tomorrow. I excused myself and hurried off down the grand Hall. I could hear their laughter echoing around me.

It better be perfect, or you will be locked away, Daniella yelled after me.

Chapter 3 Wolf

Eliza. You are more than this. I am happy to be here with you at last, a voice called, jolting me awake with a gasp. Another vivid dream had left me disoriented, my heart pounding in my chest as I tried to shake off the lingering echoes of the voice.

As I sat up in my bed, the darkness of the early morning enveloping me, I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease. The voice had sounded so real, so intimate as if it belonged to someone who knew me better than I knew myself. But as I scanned the room, there was no one there but me, the silence echoing back at me.

I rubbed my eyes and glanced at the clock on my bedside table; I realised it was almost 5 am. I had slept longer than I intended. Today was the day of Daniella's party, her eighteenth birthday. I sighed at the thought of all my hard work and how unappreciated I was.

Today you turn eighteen, the voice whispered again, shivering my spine. It felt like a message, a reminder of something more profound than I could comprehend. But how could I be turning eighteen today? The uncertainty gnawed at me, twisting my thoughts in a tangled web of confusion.

Who is there? Is this a prank? I'm not stupid. I called out, expecting Daniella or one of the quads to hide in my bedroom. They were unpredictable with their cruel jokes.

Eliza, I am here. I am your Wolf, Jasmin, the voice spoke again, its words carrying reassurance and familiarity.

With a sudden burst of courage, I spoke into the room's emptiness, and my voice was barely even above a whisper. Ok, Jasmine, if you're real, how am I supposed to shift? I don't understand. The question hung in the air, a plea for guidance and understanding, as I waited for a response that seemed to come from a place far beyond my comprehension.

Suddenly, a warm, soothing presence enveloped me as if a gentle breeze had swept through the room, carrying a sense of peace and acceptance. The voice of Jasmin echoed in my mind, her words resonating with clarity and purpose.

Eliza, trust in yourself. The power to shift lies within you, waiting to be awakened, Jasmin's voice whispered, her tone filled with encouragement and support. I closed my eyes, allowing her words to sink deep into my consciousness, letting go of the doubts and fears that had clouded my mind.

I slipped out of bed, each movement deliberate and cautious to avoid betraying my intentions. The house was still shrouded, and my packmates were lost in their dreams. Fueled by the moment's enthusiasm, I navigated to the window with trepidation and excitement, my pulse quickening with the rising tide of anticipation.

The night air enveloped me in its embrace, its cool touch starkly contrasting the fire that burned within my veins. With trembling hands, I pushed the window open, allowing the silvery moonlight to cascade into the room and bathe me in its ethereal glow. In my mind, Jasmin's voice offered a reassuring presence, a gentle reminder of the power within me, urging me to embrace the unknown confidently.

You can do it, her words echoed in my ears, a beacon of encouragement in the sea of uncertainty that threatened to engulf me. With a deep breath, I steeled myself for what was to come, letting go of doubt and fear in favour of the exhilarating promise of transformation and liberation that awaited me under the moonlit sky.

Now what? What do I do next? I questioned aloud, the urgency in my voice mirroring the frantic beat of my heart. The desire to shift, to let the primal instincts of my inner wolf take over, was a potent force that pulsed through my veins, demanding release. I longed to be free from the constraints of human existence,

Eliza, my dear, you have always carried the wolf within you, waiting for the right time to awaken. Your status here in this pack as an omega does not define your true potential. Embrace the urge to shift, trust in the power within you, and let go of the doubts that hold you back. You are capable of more than you know. she assured me, and I knew immediately that I could trust her.

Once I was out of the building, I quickly ran to the forest and waited a moment or two in case anyone had seen me leave. Usually, the patrol handover happens around now, so I was sure that I would be ok.

Ten minutes later, I pulled off my shorts and crop top and lay bare on the cool grass, my skin tingling with anticipation as I surrendered myself to the ancient call of the wild. I closed my eyes and relinquished control to Jasmin.

Take a deep breath and trust me. Jasmine softly said. I did as she asked and closed my eyes, trying to relax fully.

The ache of transformation rippled through my body, a symphony of pain and pleasure as my bones shifted and contorted, moulding themselves into the primal form of my very own wolf.

I bit back a sound as the raw power of the shift rushed through me, my body twisted and warped, reshaping itself into this majestic frame of the wolf.

The next moment, I felt a gush of primal instinct take hold, guiding me through the unfamiliar landscape of my altered senses. The scent of the earth and the rustle of the wind against my fur filled my heightened senses, enveloping me in a world of heightened awareness and raw, untamed power.

As I knelt by the water's edge and saw my reflection, I gasped and almost toppled into the water. My wolf form, draped in pure white fur like freshly fallen snow, stared back at me on the lake's rippling surface.

Questions raced through my mind as I grappled with this strange reality. How could I, an omega within the pack, possess such a majestic and rare form? The significance of my white fur hinted at a power and grace beyond anything I had imagined, a truth that shook me to my core.

Jasmine wh..what are we? I whispered. Coming to a sudden stop, my ears pricked, my senses heightened, and I saw something—a figure standing at the edge of the clearing, a silhouette against the moonlit sky.

We need to leave. Jasmine snarled quietly. My heart leapt into my throat as fear and adrenaline flooded my veins. I had been careless, too caught up in the thrill of the run to notice the presence of another.

I ran back towards the safety of the packhouse.

Chapter 4 What is happening to me?

I closed the window with a quick flick of my wrist and leapt into bed, pulling my knees to my chest as my heart raced. The rush of adrenaline still pulsed through my veins, a potent reminder of the seismic shift that had occurred within me. It was a secret I couldn't share, not yet. This was something I needed to understand on my own first and let me tell you, it was a lot to process.

I had drifted off as an omega, but now, with the dawn of a new day on my birthday, I awoke with the essence of a Wolf coursing through my being. It was a transformation that both exhilarated and terrified me, a duality I grappled with as I contemplated the implications of this newfound power. And to top it all off, fate had decided to intertwine my destiny with Daniella, the one person in my life who harboured hatred