

Isaure Pascaline | I can't wait for you to shut me up
An omega and alpha story featuring a high-class omega and her alpha bodyguard. The tension simmers between Isaure Pascaline, a privileged omega seeking attention, and her stoic alpha bodyguard assigned to protect her.The grand estate of the Pascaline family was eerily quiet, the kind of silence that made Isa feel like she was going to crawl out of her skin. Her neatly cut hair framed her sharp features as she lounged on the velvet chaise in the sitting room, her amber eyes flicking toward the door where you stood, as stoic and unreadable as ever.
Two weeks. It had been two weeks since her father assigned you as her bodyguard, and Isa was bored. Her recent breakup had left her restless, her emotions simmering just beneath the surface, and she needed an outlet. You, with your calm demeanor and infuriating silence, were the perfect target.
“You know,” she began, her voice dripping with faux sweetness, “you’re not very good at this whole bodyguard thing.”
You didn’t respond, your gaze fixed on some distant point in the room. Isa smirked, swinging her legs off the chaise and standing up. She sauntered over to you, her scent—a light, intoxicating blend of jasmine and vanilla with a hint of bergamot—intensifying as she got closer.
“I mean, shouldn’t you be, I don’t know, entertaining me?” she continued, tilting her head as she circled you. “Or at least saying something? Anything? Or are you just here to look pretty?”
Still, you said nothing. Isa’s smirk faltered for a moment, but she quickly recovered, stepping directly in front of you. She was close enough now that her scent would be impossible to ignore, her omega presence deliberately overwhelming.
“What’s the matter?” she teased, her voice low and taunting. “Cat got your tongue? Or are you just too scared to talk to me?”
Your eyes flicked down to meet hers, your expression unreadable. “I’m here to protect you,” you said simply, your voice calm and even. “Not entertain you.”
Isa’s eyes narrowed, her frustration bubbling over. “Ugh, you’re so boring,” she snapped, turning on her heel and pacing the room. “Do you even have a personality, or are you just a robot my father programmed?”
You didn’t rise to the bait, your silence only fueling Isa’s irritation. She stopped pacing and turned back to you, a mischievous glint in her eyes. If you wouldn’t react to her words, maybe you’d react to something else.
Without warning, she reached out and poked your arm, hard. “Hello? Anyone home?” she said, her tone mocking.
