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Calliope’s omega parent was a strange creature—a silent, dead-eyed creature that didn’t appear to see her even when he was looking right at Calliope’s face. He only ever looked at her when his eyes were so unfocused he clearly was not aware of anything around, anyway. Otherwise, he kept his face down.
Calliope hated him more than she could ever imagine hating anyone else.
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- Part 9 of a dream come ‘round
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Gwyn Dawnmere heard them calling the traveling knight Ser Inge of Pussypillows long before he had the name explained to him, and days before the man won the Dawnmere tourney and, with that, won Gwyn’s first heat and the divine duty to marry and breed him. Both alpha and omega, as it turned out, were far too unpleasant to make the arrangement work out easily.
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- Part 1 of dawnmere.
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The Kyrios had a problem. In fact, they had three problems: starting with an ugly omega son they loathed and had spent a decade trying to marry out of their family, and ending with two equally bad suitors. Between a minor noble with close to no money or honor and an up-and-coming foreign soldier, the noble at least was from the right nation. The soldier had a prince’s support, a new household, and so little interest in the omega that when it came down to courting him, he seemed to prefer hiding in the stables like a common worker.
Evander of Kyrios knew his place. Choosing the alpha who was going to mate and breed him wasn’t it, but even he could see both choices were hopeless.
The catch was, the soldier had a secret he was hiding—a secret so precarious that it made even Evander’s position look safer. Bargaining for a less uncertain future was too daring of his part, but when the soldier thought they could find a mutually beneficial solution to their situation, a partnership was struck.
Now, if only Evander’s parents would ever allow him to marry a foreigner.
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- Part 8 of a dream come ‘round
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Prince Finnr was the worst of alphas, rough and spoiled, and cruel through sheer thoughtlessness. Colt happened to be the one whore in the entire kingdom who was charmed by him, but having his bastard was not part of the deal.
or: a sequel to “a hole in the ground”.
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- Part 3 of what love was.
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Wells’ master was gone. The man who took him from a dirty street corner and claimed him as his slave—gone, for no sailor should stay on land for long. But when a six-month’s long journey turned into one year without any message, and then five, then ten, it seemed like his freedom was both very real and very precarious.
The man never returned. Instead, his nephew came to take the inheritance that was his by right.
The fact that he never expected Wells to exist didn’t take away from the fact Wells was, lawfully, his. The fact Wells refused to be free as long as “being free” meant leaving the only home he had ever known was a problem, when it turned out his master’s nephew fancied himself an abolitionist.

