Feral Alphas by Sierra Knoxly EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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O-4
Omega; a name the rest of the world says with awe, but for me it’s a
synonym for failure. Because what good is an omega who can’t go into
heat? That’s what bonds a pack together and in twenty-seven years of life,
I’ve never had one.
No heat. No pack. Simple omega math.
“Where’s O-12?” I ask a little too loudly as I slide into my seat at the
round clinical table. The orderlies at the desks ringing the room glance up
from their laptops in the same way librarians supposedly do if you talk too
loudly in the stacks—I’ve never been to a library, so I wouldn’t know for
sure.
O-9, the omega directly opposite me, gives me a sultry look through her
dark lashes and leans across the table. “They’re saying she got adopted by a
pack.”
My heart sinks. Not for her, of course. The omega I asked about deserves
every good thing coming her way. Now, even with a twisted leg and all the
painful physical therapy she’s undergone, she still gets to live the omega
dream—gaining a pack and leaving this facility.
Everyone comes and goes through this omega center, getting treatment
for their ailments. Everyone except me. I stay and pray my body catches up
one day, but it never does.
I reach over and grab the pack of Uno cards with a forced smile. “That’s
great news! I’m glad her physiotherapy paid off.” For the few years O-12
lived here at the center, she always seemed in pain, so she deserves a lucky
break.
No, the sadness clawing in the pit of my stomach is all for me, but selfpity isn’t going to help anyone, and it certainly won’t get me a pack. We
broken omegas only get to gather twice a week between our various
treatments, so I won’t waste this time wallowing.
I wave my hand toward the petite brunette teenager sitting on my left.
“O-18, you go first.”
She sucks on her lower lip, the perfect image of a sweet and delicate
omega. “What if she didn’t?” she whispers as she plays a card.
Red-headed O-11 flicks hair over her shoulder and drums fingernails on
the table. “Didn’t what?”
The small omega glances over her cards like they’re a lady’s fan. “Didn’t
get adopted. She could be dead, but we’d never know because we’re locked
in our rooms all day.” Her tone twists with a sneer, clearly unhappy with her
current situation. Can’t blame her.
I reach over and rest my hand on hers. “They’re trying to help us, O-18.
To get better.” I’ve seen it before, the distrust from the newer omegas. It’s
true we’re kept isolated and under constant monitoring, but this is all that’s
left for us rejects. We don’t get the fancy rooms and the red carpet
welcomes the whole omegas receive—the ones on the TV getting out of
limousines for galas.
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