The Scent of Us: Part One (The Bond Dissolution Omegaverse, #1)

by Eliana Lee

Isaac slid the USB into the slot, getting it right on the first try. Miles called him a warlock.

“Weird though, usually primes are the hottest alphas in their pack. Based on my extensive research,” Hazel tittered. “Dunno what to tell you, Hazel,” Juno shrugged. “Obviously, I mean from reading Page Slick,” Hazel corrected lightly. “And from banging them,” she added a moment later.

Why couldn’t an omega wear a gorgeous dress she looked poured into without attracting unwanted stares everywhere she went? Isaac felt the need to write a strongly worded letter, though he was unsure exactly to whom he would address it. Anyone with eyes, he supposed.

“Hold yourself open for me, won’t you?” His tone was mild but his searing gaze was anything but.

“I napped and lay in bed like a sloth watching TV for you,” Miles explained later with the most sombre, altruistic expression on his face.

Touched by the gesture and a little aroused (platonically obviously) by his casual murder-y attitude, Juno agreed and their pack name was also tabled as a future discussion topic.

But first, he was going to finally, finally court the love of his life.

Isaac leaned against the doorframe, watching Julian open Juno’s car door for her. “When did I become the dad in this scenario?” he asked crossly.

And if a snack somehow found its way into her hand as well, it would be an inconvenience not to eat it.

Juno’s next words etched themselves on his very soul. “Anger is poison, Ari. Compassion is free.”

“What happened to compassion is free?” he asked her mildly. “Not for homophobes,”