The last omega
“Rowan, the bread. Cassian, you’re going too thin. Kevin, tell him to stop tasting everything before it hits the table.”
Rowan grins around a stolen carrot slice. “Quality control. The people deserve excellence.”
“The people,” Cassian mutters, “will starve if you keep eating the ingredients.”
I sit on the counter, feet swinging, chin resting in my palm. For a second, I let myself just watch. The omegas laugh without flinching. The Alphas don’t bark orders or show off their strength—they lift heavy pots when asked, carry trays, and taste the broth offered by omega hands without a blink of pride. The vision’s words echo through me like a quiet bell: Show them the importance of balance.
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