Ever Green is an Omega, the lowest of the lowest. Her parents were killed by rogues and her adopted family, the Alpha's family, treat her like a slave. After years of torture and torment Ever decides that she has had enough and runs away. What happens when she trespasses on the most feared pack's territory? Will she be enslaved again? What happens when she meets Alpha Bryson? This story is copyrighted. #1 in adoption 5/11/2018 #4 in Werewolf 6/17/2018 #3 in Werwolf 8/3/2018 #7 in Romance 8/6/2018 #4 in abuse 8/17/2018 #6 in alpha 8/17/2018 #5 in mates 8/17/2018 #3 in complete 8/17/2018 #3 in omega 8/17/2018 Thank you to siska_yuri for the cover! https://my.w.tt/y4vyX5xFSO

Levi was a crime boss at a young age. Yet his life had little meaning. Contemplating how to end his dreary existence he met someone who would change his out look. A boy so full of life that the leader of the pack wanted him, but was it enough to just know him?

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First off. Mermaids exist. Kirishima is a Merman, an Alpha Merman. They are incredibly possessive and protective to their Omegas. Once a Alpha is seduced and wants to mate with an Omega, it will happen in a matter of days before the Alpha turns feral. Bakugou Katsuki is Half Mer-Half Human. His mother found love with a human years ago and the Mer race did not accept this, they banished her to the human world. The couple had two children, one boy and one girl. Bakugou fell in love with the sea at a young age and now works at a Mermaid research and housing facility a few miles off the coast of Japan. His sister is Yaoyorozu Momo. Their mother died after 13 years of being on the surface, their father died shortly after. Bakugou is 22 years old and he works in a huge (mostly submerged with a roof above water for helicopter landings and docking sites) research building. They take in injured Mermaids and nurse them back to health. A few of them choose to stay on for their lives.