Epilogue

Lucy's POV

Three months later...

For the past two hours Melissa Gregger has not stopped glaring at me and, I'm not going to lie, I'm starting to get sick of it. I'm sat on a small stone bench whilst trying to have a nice little chat with my two best friend's, and all I can see from the corner of my eye is Melissa giving me the stink eye. Ugh.

"Ignore her, Luce. She's just jealous," Jess says when she notices who I'm staring at.

"Damn right, she's jealous," Amy agrees. "You, my friend, have officially managed to tame one of the biggest players our Pack has ever seen, which is definitely no easy task. I would know, I'm dating the other one."

I laugh at that and roll my eyes, looking away from Melissa and back at my two best friend's before replying.

"I wouldn't say I've tamed him," I disagree with an amused smile, looking over to where Justin stands talking to his parents. Over the past few hours I've come to accept that he looks really good in a suit and I've been struggling to keep my eyes off of him.

"Oh, really? Those vows he was making to you earlier have me believing otherwise," Jess says, giving me a wicked grin that is very similar to the one Amy's currently wearing as I shove her arm slightly.

"Whatever," I reply, unable to keep my lips from forming into a smile as I glance back over at my mate.

The vows that Jess is referring to are those that Justin and I made to each other an hour ago, during our mating ceremony. Yes, it is official now. Justin and I are the real deal. I know that it seems very fast, we've only been together for a few months now, and everybody was surprised when we first announced that we were going through with the ceremony. I can honestly say that no one was more surprised than me, though. Justin had been asking me if I'd go through with the ceremony for about two months, pretty much as soon as we'd both recovered from the fight with Kailen's rogues, but I shot him down every time because I didn't think we were ready for it. He'd officially managed to plant the idea in my head though, which led to me going through two months of mental debates of the pros and cons; it was exhausting. Eventually I decided that there were more pros than cons and so, the next time he asked, I said yes. It surprised the both of us; I hadn't actually been completely sure I'd say yes when the next time rolled around. I did, though, obviously, and I'm really glad I did. The ceremony was absolutely beautiful and I regret nothing.

When we first told Justin's parents that we'd decided to go through with the mating ceremony, all hell broke loose... in a good way. Wendy was... ecstatic, to say the least. She immediately started announcing that she'd known it ever since we were kids and it took a few minutes for David, Justin and me to calm her down. David, although not as outwardly happy as his mate, was clearly pleased with the news and gave us his immediate blessing. In all fairness, I think part of him was just relieved that his son would no longer be bringing home a new girl every week.

A mating ceremony is very similar to a wedding in more ways than one. The vows, for one, are similar to those which people take when getting married. The Alpha, in this case David, is the one to conduct the ceremony as he's the only person who can make it official within the Pack. In some cases, if the Alpha can't make it, the Beta will take over and fill in. That rarely ever happens, though. The Pack will then gather to watch the ceremony take place before an after party ensues to celebrate.
Although there are similarities between mating ceremonies and weddings, they're not the same thing. To the rest of the human population, Justin and I are still just boyfriend and girlfriend, so it's only wolves that understand our title. Most mates do end up getting married, such as David and Wendy, but that's usually not until later on a bit in life. I don't know if Justin and I will eventually get married or if we'll just stay as we are for the rest of our lives, but I do know this: I am not going to be getting married until I am at least in my mid-twenties.

I think that's one of the reasons why Jess and Amy were so shocked when I told them the news. I've always been adamant about my independence, claiming that I don't need a guy and that I'll be just fine on my own. Obviously, they already knew that Justin and I were together, but they hadn't been expecting a mating ceremony to happen until a lot later on. Neither had I. If someone had said to me four months ago that things with Justin would be getting this serious this fast then I would've just laughed in their face... it's weird how the world can surprise you like this.

To be honest, I don't think Justin had been thinking about going through with the ceremony either until after we went to war with the rogues. I don't really remember much of the fight after we hit the main rogue territory; I just remember that there were rogues, a lot of them, and some of them started ripping my shoulder apart before Baldwin showed up and everything just went black. I'd been struggling to stay awake before he'd arrived, I'd been losing a lot of blood from my shoulder and I was growing weaker with every second. He threw me into a tree and a blinding pain shot up my arm before I whacked my head and got knocked out; the asshole had broken my arm. The next thing I know, I'm waking up in Beck's cave the next day, still in my wolf form. Justin was with me, he'd only just woken up a few hours before after Kailen took a chunk out of his back, and he had to help me get dressed once I'd changed back into my human self because my left arm was broken and my right shoulder was still shredded.

It was kind of embarrassing having to get Justin to help me, I'm not going to lie, but I could barely move either of my arms and Justin just seemed relieved that I was awake more than anything.

When I first woke up his face had been a pale green colour, he looked like he was about to be sick, and I'm pretty sure he thought I was dying. Later, after I'd shot him down three times already, I asked him why he wanted me to agree to the ceremony so badly and he told me that it was because he already thought he'd lost me once, he didn't want to lose me again. I replied with something like "you're not going to lose me, Justin... but my answer's still no, you idiot. It's way too soon".

It only took three weeks for my broken arm to heal, thanks to my werewolf fast healing, but my right shoulder has remained scarred ever since. It takes a lot for a werewolf to scar and so I'm glad it was mainly my shoulder the rogues targeted and not the rest of me as there's no way in hell I would've been able to survive that. I hate the scar, though, and no matter how many times Justin tells me it's not that bad and it doesn't bother him I'm still going to hate it. At first, I was really self-conscious around other people when they saw it, as I thought that it would disgust a lot of people who already hated me, but I hadn't realised that I'd need to be self-conscious about it for a whole different reason. When people first saw it, their eyes weren't full of disgust but of admiration, which was even worse. They made me out to be some kind of hero when, in actual fact, I was the biggest burden out there. I almost got Justin killed, and this scar is a constant reminder of that. Justin's back has scarred as well, from where Kailen attacked him, but it doesn't seem to bother him as much as mine bothers me. Whenever he asks me why I'm so set on hiding it I try to explain but I don't think he really understands. After all, he didn't nearly get me killed, it was the other way around. I put the both of us in danger and I'll never be able to forget it.

I don't remember Kailen's death because I was unconscious at the time but Justin explained to me what happened. Beck killed him. When I first found this out a part of my heart broke because I was immediately transported back to the conversation Beck and I had before we set out. It must've been awful for him but he refuses to talk to me about it. Whenever I've asked he's changed the subject or just told me to drop it altogether and so I eventually gave up.
Things have been changing between Beck and I, everyone has noticed it, but I still have no idea what to do to salvage the situation. Things only got worse when he found out about the mating ceremony and I don't know how to make things any better. He's not angry, that much I know, but he seems to be distancing himself away from me and I hate it. I hate that things have to change, but at the same time I know that it would be extremely selfish of me to expect things to remain exactly as they are. Beck needs to move on from me, we both know that, but I just wish it didn't have to suck so much. He's here today, though, which I'm really grateful for. Today wouldn't have been the same without him, even if we have only spoken about five words to each other all day.
When I woke up at his after the fight with the rogues, he was sat outside by the stream, to give Justin and I some privacy I think, but when I went out to see him he'd looked just as relieved as Justin to see me up and about again. That's how I know he doesn't hate me, because he has to still care about me enough to not want me dead. To me, that's a win right there. I don't know what I'd do if he hated me.
When I'd gotten some of my strength back and was okay to walk back home with Justin, Beck stayed behind and has been back living in his cave from that point onwards. Everyone else went back to our territory as soon as Justin and I were safely inside Beck's cave, although from what I hear Wendy put up a huge argument with Wayne about it. She didn't want to leave us but Wayne eventually managed to convince her that they needed to go and check on the rest of the Pack to make sure everyone was okay. We were in good hands, Wayne knew that he could trust Beck to make sure nothing bad happened to Justin and I while we were still out cold, and so Wendy eventually agreed to go home quickly before coming back to check on us. Wayne had been worried that the few rogues that had managed to escape might have tried to attack those of us who'd stayed at home but, according to those on patrol, the rogues hadn't gone anywhere near our borders all night. As soon as they found everything to be okay, Wendy came back to the cave to make sure we were alright. The Harbour's wanted to come as well but Wayne prevented anyone else from stepping one foot out of our borders until it was definitely safe. According to Jess and Amy, Richard and Louisa tried to sneak out to see me but Wayne caught them before they could manage it. As soon as Justin woke up, Wendy had to go back again to call a Pack meeting to give the news on how many of us were injured and how many of us we'd lost, which is why it was only Justin and Beck there when I woke up too.

Justin filled me in on our losses when he was certain that I wasn't going to collapse on him. Out of those of us who'd set off to attack the rogues, we lost five people and a fair few others were badly injured.

Helen was one of the first to go. She'd gotten her leg caught in a bear trap whilst fighting off one of the rogues before her group had even made it to the main rogue territory. She'd refused to let the others help her and just pushed them away when they tried to release her leg as, apparently, she'd already decided it would take too long. Eventually, when they all heard howling from where we were trying to fight back the rogues in the heart of the forbidden land, the others were forced to leave her behind. They went back for her afterwards but it was already too late.

Another member we lost was Jack, one of Justin's friend's from school, and I think that was the loss that affected Justin the most. Jack had died saving another of our Pack members from being ambushed, right before his group found ours. Justin doesn't really like to talk about it and so that's all I really know about Jack. He was a hero and died fighting.

Devon, the other Omega wolf that I used to be friends with, was killed as well. David had chosen him to join the attack team because, in training, he'd shown speed that could come in handy during our fight. He died at the main battlefield after being cornered by three rogues that ripped him to shreds. My heart aches just thinking about it. Devon was a good person, he deserved a lot better than the life he had. I've already decided that when I'm Luna, that's one thing that's definitely going to change around here. Some believe that Omega's are needed in a Pack to bring the other members closer together through their discrimination but I think that's complete bullshit. You can't have Pack solidarity if some members are being labelled as an outcast, that's not how it works. We work as a unit or we don't work at all, if there's one thing that this journey has taught me then it's that. The title of Omega is going to stop.

As for the other two members that died, I didn't really know them that well but Wendy and David were pretty good friends with them. I think every death hit David pretty hard, but this one hit the hardest and for quite a while he was angry at himself for not being able to fight alongside us and help those that needed it. Apparently, when he'd first found out about Justin and me, he was adamant on coming to see us but Wendy refused to let him as he hadn't recovered yet. It kills him every time one of our fallen warriors gets mentioned, though, you can see it in his eyes and no matter how many times he's told that it wasn't his fault it doesn't seem to help. He's very much like me in that sense when it comes to my scar.

"Hey, beautiful," a voice says, snapping me out of my thoughts. I look up to find Justin walking over to us and I can't help but giggle slightly. Yes, I am still a giggler and want to punch myself for it.

"Hey, yourself," I reply, noticing how Amy and Jess make a not-so-subtle attempt to disappear and walk over to where their boyfriend's stand talking to Beck.

They both seem really happy, even if Amy does come home sometimes claiming that she wants to kill Dean, and I'm really happy for them. They both deserve to be happy, they really are the best friend's a girl could ask for, and I can't think of two better guys for them to be with. Amy complains that Dean can be a real pain in the ass sometimes but he never fails to make her smile, even on the worst of days, and they're so cute together. Jess and Devlin are still going strong, as well. They've hit a few bumps over their journey, mainly to do with Devlin's adjustment to a non-rogue lifestyle, but they've always managed to overcome them. Their mating ceremony will be just around the corner, I'm certain of it.

"You're doing it again," Justin says, nudging me slightly with his shoulder as he takes a seat next to me.

"Sorry," I say with a small laugh, knowing that he's referring to my tendency to zone out into my own thoughts. "I was just thinking."

"Oh, yeah? About what?" he asks, his arm curving around my waist as I lean my head on his shoulder.

"I don't know," I reply with a small shrug. "Nothing. Everything."

"Well, there's nothing vague about that at all," Justin says, making me chuckle slightly.

"It's been a good day," I say, looking around once more at the rest of the Pack as they sit amongst each other, talking and laughing about god knows what.

"That it has," Justin agrees with a nod. "Was it everything you thought it would be?"

"No. It was much better," I admit.

As we couldn't risk humans finding out about us, we kind of had a limited choice when it came to where the ceremony would take place. In the end, we chose the clearing where our Pack training takes place. It was big enough to comfortably fit the entire Pack and the trees had been decorated with battery powered fairy lights that helped to create a beautiful atmosphere. I'm not sure what we would've done if the weather had turned and it had chucked it down but, thankfully, we didn't need to worry about that as the sun has stayed out all day. The after party is taking place in the Pack house back garden and Wendy has spent a great deal of effort in getting everything set up and ready for us, which I'm extremely grateful for. Tables and chairs have been dotted around for people to sit at, a gazebo is set up by the house that holds a buffet and bar, and music is playing from a set of speakers that sit just outside the backdoor. It's beautiful, with gold and black being the colour theme throughout the garden, but it's also not over the top which I love. Everyone seems to be having a good time, except for Melissa, and I'm so happy that everything turned out so well. Even Rachel came over to talk to me for a while, congratulating me and apologising for her friend's behaviour, and we ended up chatting about life for a while. She's still happily dating Ricky and I'm really glad that things aren't weird between us.

As I look around, I can't help but feel a little bit sad. I wish my parents could've been here to see this, see me grow up and actually try to make something of my life. I hope they'd love today as much as I have; I hope they would've given us their blessing as David and Wendy did. I'm sure they would have, they loved Justin like a son when we were little.
I wonder if they would be a little disappointed that I didn't fight my title of Omega sooner... or that I let things get as bad as they were. It hurts to think that and I hope I didn't disappoint them too much.

"They would be proud of you, you know," Justin says, pulling me out of my thoughts once more.

"What?" I ask, pulling back slightly to look at him.

"Your parents," he clarifies. "They'd be proud of you."

How did he know?

"You get this little crease, right here," he taps the space between my eyebrows lightly, "whenever you think about them," he explains, clearly reading the question in my eyes.

Do I?

I smile slightly when Justin leans forward to press a kiss against my forehead, my frown disappearing instantly.

"You look amazing today, have I told you that yet?" he asks, and I can't help but laugh slightly in response.

"Yeah, once or twice," I reply with a smile. In actual fact, he's been non-stop telling me that all day, not that I'm complaining.

It took me absolutely forever to find a dress for today and Amy and Jess came with me to every shop in town until I eventually found one I fell in love with. I wanted one that was cute and had sleeves long enough to shield my scar from everyone, which sounds a lot easier to find than it actually is. The one I chose is an off-white cream colour, with the skirt that falls to my knees covered in a layer of black netting. A black flowery vine pattern trails down from a black strip that goes around my waist, and the body of the dress is covered in the same pattern too. The sleeves run down to my elbows and are also made of black netting that contains the vine pattern, they cover my shoulder just enough to stop me from feeling uncomfortable. I love it.

"You know, it's going to be getting dark soon," Justin suddenly informs me, and I glance up at the sky to see that the sun is starting to set. "Do you want to get out of here for a bit?"

I frown at that slightly and turn to look at him, not really sure what he's getting at.

"Justin, we can't just leave. This is our party," I remind him.

"Exactly," he replies. "It's our party and so, technically, we can do whatever we want."

"I don't quite think that's how it works," I explain as he grabs my hand and pulls me up from the bench with him, laughing slightly as he leads me over to David and Wendy.

When we get to his parents we quickly bid our goodbyes and receive a knowing look from Wendy that causes my face to flame.

Another way that mating ceremonies are similar to weddings is that the night of the ceremony is the same as that of a wedding night. I'm not going to lie, I'm nervous as hell. Over the past few months, whenever things started getting too intense between Justin and I, I always quickly put a stop to it. I don't know why but I'd gotten it into my head that if things moved too fast too soon then I'd be no more than all the other girls he's gone out with in the past. I know it's stupid, right? The fact that Justin and I are predestined mates already puts me ahead of all the others but, I don't know, I was just worried I guess. Now we're official and I don't have to worry about that anymore. The nerves are definitely setting in, though, as the butterflies in my tummy are rapidly transforming into hummingbirds. Holy shit.

We quickly go around to everyone and thank them for coming, in return receiving a bunch of "congratulations" from people, and let them know that we're leaving now. When we got to our group of friends, the looks I received from Jess and Amy caused my face to flame all over again. Bloody idiots.

I try to ignore the fact that Beck barely acknowledges my existence but I can't help but feel the sting.

Once we've said goodbye to everyone, we head off back into the house and through the front door. I have absolutely no idea where we're going tonight because Justin kept me completely out of the loop when it came to planning this particular part of the day. He said he wanted to surprise me and I reminded him that I hate surprises but he just told me that it wouldn't kill me to have some patience and left it at that. No matter how many times I tried, he refused to tell me anything and so I eventually gave up.

"You okay?" he asks as we make our way over to the woods.

Where the hell are we going?

"Yep," I reply, but it doesn't take a genius to hear the nerves in my voice.

"Come on," he replies, taking my hand and leading me through the trees.

"You know, I'm not exactly wearing the shoes for this, Justin," I tell him, looking down at my black heels and praying to God that I don't break my ankle as I try and step over the twigs that cover the floor. Earlier at the ceremony, I wore a pair of black flats and swapped shoes when we got to the house later on.

"Already covered," he replies, leading me over to one of the trees and picking up my black converse shoes to hand to me. He also hands me a pair of my socks, and odd pair of my socks, and I can't help but laugh as I lean on his shoulder to swap my shoes over.

"What about these?" I ask, holding up my heels once I've swapped shoes.

"Leave them there. Amy and Jess will come and get them later," he tells me, and my confusion grows even further.

"Amy and Jess?" I ask. "Where exactly are we going?"

"That's for me to know," he tells me with a wink, taking my hand and continuing to lead me through the trees.

After a few more minutes, I suddenly realise the direction we're walking in and my heart jumps a little.

We can't be... can we..?

When we near our destination the sun is starting to fully set, sending rays of orange across the sky that can be seen through the trees. Suddenly, Justin stops.

"Close your eyes," he instructs, making me frown slightly. Why do I need to close my eyes? "Just do it, Luce," he laughs and so I do.

"Please tell me that, after everything, you're not leading me into the forest to kill me?" I ask as he takes my hand and starts to lead me forward again.

"Aw, damn, you got me," he replies, and I can hear the smile in his voice which makes me giggle.

After a few more minutes of walking we stop again, and I wait impatiently for Justin to tell me I can open my eyes... or kill me, either one.

"Okay, you can open your eyes now," he tells me, and I don't hesitate to do as he says.

My hunch was right, we're at the lake cabin, and I can't help but gasp at the sight in front of me. The cabin has had a definite revamp.
Some battery powered lights, similar to those that were hung up at the ceremony, are now hanging from the porch roof and twinkling down. Not only that, but they also cover some of the surrounding trees, making the entire place look magical. Fairy lights are officially my new favourite thing. They stand out brightly against the dark orange sky, making the small cabin look absolutely beautiful, and I can't help but wonder how I ever used to be scared of this place at night when I was younger. It looks like a completely different cabin, which may also have something to do with the fact that it's clearly been given a lick of varnish, making the outside look shiny and almost brand new.

"What do you think?" Justin asks, moving to stand in front of me so he can see my expression.

"It's beautiful," I admit, still looking around at all the lights.

I don't know what I expected when I realised that we were heading to the cabin, but it definitely wasn't this.

"Well, you've not even seen the best part yet," he tells me, taking my hand and leading me over to the cabin.

Once inside, I understand what he means as I see that everything looks amazing inside as well. There are more lights, of course, and all of the old worn furniture has been replaced with new and improved versions. The rug on the floor has been replaced with a light and dark blue patterned one, the bed has been replaced with a metal-framed one along with a new mattress, and there are finally curtains to cover the window. It looks amazing. The lights are attached to the headboard of the bed and a cute little teddy sits on one of the wooden chairs in the corner, and I can't help but give Justin a confused look when I spot it.

"Ah, right," he says, walking over to pick up the teddy and hand it to me. "Mr. Snuggles number two. He's a looks a lot less evil, don't you think?"

I laugh at that, looking down at the teddy who wears a smile as big as the one I'm currently giving. It's cute, a lot cuter than my old teddy, and I hug him to my chest as I continue to look around.

"Does this mean you're not going to throw him into the lake?" I ask, glancing back down at the teddy again.

"Yes it does," Justin promises, and I giggle in response as I place him back on his chair.

"How did you manage to do all this?" I ask, turning to look back at Justin.

"Well, I had a bit of help," he admits. "Dean helped with the furniture and Jess and Amy helped with the lights."

Of course they did. My friends really are the best.

"So, what's the verdict?" Justin then asks.

"I love it," I reply immediately. "I absolutely love it."

"Good," he says, walking over to wrap his arms around my waist, "because the plan is to spend the night here."

A blush creeps up my cheeks in response to that, because I know that 'spending the night here' is going to involve more than just sleeping. I love it here, though, and I love the fact that Justin's done everything he possibly can to make sure I'm going to be comfortable here. That's all I can really ask for.

I smile slightly before suddenly remembering that I haven't packed a single thing for an overnight bag.

"What about-" I start to ask but Justin quickly cuts me off.

"Our bags are under the bed," he informs me. "Amy and Jess packed yours for you."

Of course they did. I love my friends, I love this cabin and I love-

"I love you," I tell him, knowing that I mean it with every fibre of my being.

"I love you, too," he replies, leaning in to kiss me as my lips curve into a smile.

We've been through a lot, Justin and I, and I know that we'll end up having to deal with much more when his parents retire. I don't care, though, not anymore. I don't care because I seriously believe that, when we're together, we're unstoppable. It's taken a lot to make us both realise that, we've made a lot of mistakes that we're never going to be able to undo, and I'm sure we're going to go on to make many more. That's what life is, though, a big game of trial and error. It's not a question of whether we'll make more mistakes, but more a question of whether we'll be able to overcome and learn from the mistakes we make. I know we'll manage it, with everything I have in me I believe that we'll be able to face any challenge head on and come out the other side stronger. After all, I used to be an Omega and am now the future Luna... anything's possible.

THE END

(So guys... there it is... OMEGA IS OFFICIALLY FINISHED!!! :O Thank you SO SO much for reading and I hope you've enjoyed reading as much as I've enjoyed writing this story. This is officially the first story on Wattpad that I've ever finished and I'm so psyched about it!!! :D So, yeah, thank you again for reading, whether you've been on this journey from the very start or if you've joined even after this story was completed, I LOVE YOU ALL AND YOU'RE ALL AWESOME!!!

I know that some of you won't be happy with the outcome of this story but I've stuck to my story plan as much as I could because I didn't want to get halfway through and suddenly start changing things and getting confused. I'm sorry to any of you that are disappointed, I know a lot of you have been shipping Beck and Lucy throughout the whole story but I never planned on making it happen. 

So... yeah, now that I've officially finished it means I can go back and actually edit so, hopefully, any major mistakes I've made can be corrected. I might have to change things a bit as well if I find any plot holes, which I probably will, but I'm going to keep things as similar as I can because I don't want to change much. 

ALSO!!! I know before I've mentioned that I'm planning on doing a sequel and some of you wanted me to do one and some of you didn't. I am planning on writing one still but the main characters are going to be different and some new characters are going to be introduced. The sequel will be called 'LONE WOLF' and I'll give you three guesses on who it's going to be about ;) It's going to follow on from this one but the story line is going to be a lot different. I haven't finished planning it yet, though, and I want to get at least the first five chapters written before I start uploading so it will hopefully help me keep on top of updating as we all know how bad my updating was with this story :') Sorry about that! I did finish it, though, obviously, as I promised I would :) But, yeah, I'm not sure when I'm going to start uploading the sequel so if you don't follow me on Wattpad and want to read it then stay tuned for that :) For any of you who don't want to read it, don't worry, I'm not expecting you to or anything. It's entirely up to you :)

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