NickNick's boot splattered into the muddy puddle, and a cold fear crept into him, mirroring the water creeping up his leg. "Brilliant," he snarled, the word feeling like a curse. "Just what I needed." His right leg was wet to the knee now, the cold threatening a battle between hunger and cold. A dry part of him, the part that had been ruling for days, forced him to give up, to go to town and let the officials have him. At least an omega house gave one food, a roof.But then, the other voice, the stupid, insistent one that had convinced him to leave his alpha guardian’s manor and traverse two districts alone, whispered, “Just a little longer. You’ll be safe.” He’d ignore the rising cynicism; that voice had been promising safety for a week.He questioned his sanity. Was escaping an auctioned first heat truly worse than this? Omegas weren’t supposed to travel alone. He'd lived like a ghost, sleeping in boxcars, scrounging up leftovers, sneaking through woods and the dingier parts of tow
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