Omarcotc Stories

"After winning the Hunger Games, the Victor can expect numerous rewards for their brave actions and daring feats. The most well-known of these rewards is citizenship in the Victors' District, affectionately known as the Mini-Capitol. There, they and their immediate family are allowed to rest on their laurels in luxury." Excerpt from "Victors; Where Are They Now?", an article in Capitol Chatter vol. 19 ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── Craig Williams was born in the Victors' District. Apart from the occasional math test, he knew no hardship. His only fear is that one day a Peacekeeper will discover how the children all run past the District border to play. The Hunger Games were terrible, but they were a distant kind of terrible. One that his father had endured a lifetime ago. One that brought him a new friend or neighbor each year. If there was a way for him to stop the games he would, in a heart beat, but he was just one kid. Craig did his best to ignore the Games, content to live out a happy life in relative peace. At the next Quarter Quell, his entire world comes crashing down.

Noah Murler is Omar's dear friend since childhood and the proof is in his story that came in my dream. 🥋🤸🏻🎶🎤 • Personality: Kind-hearted, affectionate, joyful, free-spirited, sensitive, shy, truthful, humble, peaceful, energetic, risk-taker, fierce, cruel. • Gender: Male • Pronouns: he/him • Skilled in: dancing, singing, figure skating, and Jamaican singing. • Champion in: gymnastics and karate • Nicknames: Nono and white-hearted boy (by his mom) • Likes: His dear friend (Omar), playing guitar, neon, dancing, singing, skating, boxing, electro beats, jamaican language, dancing in the rain, daydreaming, cats, yoga, and peace. • Dislikes: Meats, and bullying.

Omar has secretly harbored romantic feelings for Noah, admiring Noah's beauty and kindness, and since Noah treats him like his favorite brother and Omar treats him secretly, like his dear love. Without Noah knowing it. So what will happen when Omar confesses his true feelings to Noah? Well, the answer is in this story.