Chapter 126. If Only She Knew

I swallowed hard, my throat dry. Did I ave a choice? Not really. I did not. The man’s threat was fresh in my mind, and while May’s tone was softer, her words carried the same weight. 

The stakes were clear—this was not just about protecting their secret. My life could be on the line if I did not comply. 

“Yes,” I said finally, my voice barely above a whisper. “I won’t say anything. I promise.” 

May’s expression softened even further, and for a moment, I saw relief flash in her eyes. “Thank you,” She said quietly. “You have no idea how much this means to us.” 

Alan did not look convinced. He stepped forward, his imposing frame casting a shadow over me. “Promises arent enough, omega,” He said gruffly. “People make those all the time and break them when it suits them. I need to know you’re loyal—to us.”

“You wanted a place to stay, right? Now, you can be with us as long as you want. We can be your family, but that means that you would have to