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    The Young Omega
    The Young Omega
    The Young Omega
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    The Young Omega

    By Morgan Wood

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    A hopeless late bloomer…

    At twenty-three years old, Omega Brion has still yet to experience his first heat. As he prepares for the yearly Spring Hunt festivities, the Alpha of the pack catches his eye. Jasper is a strong leader, dark and handsome, and although most of the pack seems to fear him, Brion has always admired him – from a respectable distance, of course. After all, how could a lowly Omega such as him ever even dream of an Alpha like Jasper?

    But when Brion’s first heat suddenly hits him in the middle of the festival preparations, burning up his body like an inferno, there is only one man to relieve his agony…

    The Young Omega is a short, standalone gay romance with male pregnancy. Intended for mature audiences only.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMorgan Wood
    Release dateJan 18, 2018
    ISBN9781386275671
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      The Young Omega - Morgan Wood

      CHAPTER 1

      BRION

      The fresh smell of spring surrounded Brion as he stacked wood for the village celebration. It was a yearly ritual that his pack held to celebrate the spring’s hunt. His pack believed that the festivities brought good fortune for the hunts to come, and celebrating it together was the most important event of the year.

      Their Alpha would stand before the whole village and light up a bonfire during the full moon. The fire would need to stay lit for at least three days until the full moon cycle was over. Each of those days, the village celebrated with ale and dancing.

      Unfortunately for Brion, he hardly ever got to enjoy the festivities.

      Being an Omega, one of the lowest members of the pack, he instead had to tend to the fire and clean after the others. Each spring, when the pack was excited about the full moon, he dreaded the work it took to keep them happy. He was happy to be useful to his pack, but being a smaller wolf—small even for an Omega such as him—the preparations made him weary.

      Carrying a pile of logs closer to the clearing where the celebration would take place, something suddenly caught Brion’s eye. Or rather—someone. Startled at the sight, Brion tripped over his feet and the logs he had been carrying scattered all around him as he fell to the ground in a painful twist.

      You fool! His mother scolded him, pushing him back as she rushed to collect the fallen logs. You never do anything right. Can you not even carry a few logs?! You are useless, always in the way, and never helpful. You are twenty-three years old and haven’t even had your first heat yet. What kind of an Omega are you? A useless one, that’s what. Just get out of my way and let me clean up your mess, as I always do.

      Brion stepped away and sighed. He loved his mother, but she was rarely kind and often treated him like he was worthless. Yes, he had dropped the wood, but it wasn’t because he

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