Rejected by my Alpha, Loved by my Beta
Solana stayed silent, her hazel eyes scanning the surroundings, her dreadlocks swaying with each step, cowrie shells clinking softly.
A block ahead, a warehouse loomed, its corrugated metal facade dull against the vibrant neighborhood. It was old, out of place among the modern condos, its faded sign barely legible—something about
“Tech Storage Solutions.”
The wide sliding door gaped open, a dark maw that sent a chill down my spine, colder than the aftereffect of my shift.
“Something’s off,” I muttered, stopping to check the compass again. The needle spun wildly now, no longer fixed, like it was caught in a storm of conflicting signals.
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