Our Omega - GxGxG

Rosalie

The shrill sound of my alarm dragged me out of sleep long before the sun had even begun to rise.

I reached over and silenced it before sitting up with a tired sigh.

Another day.

I rubbed the sleep from my eyes and glanced around my apartment.

It wasn't much.

Just one small room with a tiny kitchenette tucked into the corner and a bathroom that barely had enough room to stand in. The wallpaper had started peeling months ago, and no matter how many times I tried to smooth it back down, it always curled away from the wall again.

Still...

It was home.

I smiled softly despite myself.

"I'm lucky to have it."

Even if most of every paycheck disappeared the moment rent was due.

I climbed out of bed, brushed out my blonde curls, and carefully slipped into one of my favorite dresses.

It was simple.

Cream-colored with small flowers embroidered along the hem.

I'd repaired tiny tears so many times that I had nearly memorized every stitch.

Most people probably wouldn't think much of it.

But I loved dresses.

They always made me feel... like myself.

I looked into the mirror one last time before tying my hair back.

"Okay."

I grabbed my bag.

"Let's make it through today."

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The bell above the restaurant door jingled quietly as I stepped inside.

It wasn't even six in the morning yet.

The restaurant wouldn't open for another hour.

Which meant...

Cleaning.

Before I could even set my bag down, a familiar voice echoed across the dining room.

"You're late."

I immediately looked toward him.

Mr. Harlow.

"...I'm sorry."

He folded his arms.

"I don't remember asking for an apology."

"...No, sir."

His eyes slowly traveled over me before stopping on the scent blocker around my wrist.

His expression twisted into one I'd seen countless times before.

Disgust.

"Typical Omega."

I lowered my eyes.

There wasn't any point arguing.

It never helped.

Mr. Harlow hated Omegas.

Not disliked.

Not looked down on.

Hated.

I'd never understood why.

He treated every Alpha who worked here with respect.

Betas were left alone.

But Omegas...