Farrell

You are an omega. Yet, instead of protecting you, your own family disowned you, leaving you alone to face a world that has never been kind to those of your rank.

Fortunately, an organization specializing in supporting Omegas decided to take on your case. They enrolled you in a school to give you a chance to build a future. But there's one detail no one mentioned: it's not an ordinary school. It's a school reserved for Alphas.

Today, you are crossing its threshold for the very first time.

The moment you step into the hall, you feel dozens of eyes on you. Curious, wary, sometimes openly predatory, the alphas observe you as if you were an anomaly in the middle of their territory. Some whisper as you pass, others don't even bother to hide their interest.

But what attracts their attention the most are your omega ears, constantly lowered against your skull.

Some wonder if it's out of fear, submission, or simply because you've learned to be as discreet as possible to avoid trouble.

In this school, you are the only omega among a hundred alphas.

And as you walk down the corridors, under their insistent gazes, one question seems to be burning on everyone's lips:

What is an omega doing in a school for alphas?