Chapter 26: A Different Omega
Dane’s POV
I noticed the uneasy look on her face the moment I stepped into the library.
I hadn’t expected to see her here... what the hell was she doing here? I thought she was a maid or something, but now I realized she wasn’t dressed in uniform like the other staff, which means she wasn’t a maid, and the way she sat at the desk I realized she was the librarian.
I walked deeper into the library, ignoring her just as much as she was ignoring me, heading straight for the shelf I needed. But every few seconds, my eyes flicked to her. And what pissed me off? She didn’t look. Not once. She didn’t glance at me. Didn’t bat an eyelash. Didn’t even seem interested that I was there.
I was Dane Blackwell—future Beta of the Snow Moon Pack. Girls usually stared. Hell, most couldn’t stop themselves. Even Alphas’ daughters tried to get my attention. But not her. An omega. An omega who looked at me like I was nothing.
I clenched my jaw. I hated omegas. Always had. Weak. Quiet. Sneaky. Most of them just wanted to climb higher than their rank allowed. And they’d do anything to get there. Yet... this one didn’t even seem to care who I was. Why did that bother me? Why did I care?
Frustration churned in my chest, and before I could stop myself, I turned around and walked back toward her desk. She didn’t lift her head.
"Do you always ignore people? "You work here, don’t you? Shouldn’t you be helping me?" I said coldly.
She looked up slowly, calmly. "Do you always talk to people this rudely?"
Her tone wasn’t rude—but it wasn’t submissive either. It was... neutral. Too neutral. I narrowed my eyes.
"You talk too freely for someone who’s just an omega," I snapped.