Ava by L.G.Savage (HeartBreak)

Chapter 16

Chapter 16

Ava was seething by the time she was shown her locker in the training centre. She had pricked her fingers so many times. during a quick taster lesson in needlework that she was ready to punch someone.

How in the world did they think they could do this to her? This was about her future! She was going to run the family business, not sew and clean! She was not an Omega, but the fact that they treated them like this, giving them no choice about their futures, was outrageous! She had a lot of respect for Omegas, but how they even took all of this shit was beyond her. Being submissive didn’t mean being a doormat.

If that was what it meant in this place, she would never survive. There was no submissive bone in her body. She would never survive four years doing this. She could have put her head down for a week or two until they saw their mistake, but if they kept her here for four years? No chance!

Needlework? Seriously?

She slammed her locker, startling the girl next to her.

“Sorry, she mumbled.

“It’s okay,” the girl answered with a small smile.

She was slightly taken aback that the girl answered in the first place. Besides Jared and Psycho Ezekiel, no one else had said. anything to her except talk about her behind her back or throw insults. Even the Omegas in her classes had been the same. though not as blatantly as the douche Alpha who had slammed her into the wall.

“You’ll get used to it, the girl continued quietly.

She was tall, as they all were. Her brunette hair was tied nearly in a ponytail, and it wasn’t flying out of the hairband like hers. But she was used to looking a little tatty when compared to her peers. She sat on a bench and picked up the trainers that were part of the uniforms the Academy provided. They provided everything here, which she supposed was fair if they were making some of them do something classes they didn’t want to do.

She was seething again when she thought of that. Her Omega classes were only for wolves, but she wondered if the other species were ranked like that. She didn’t see any vampires or witches taking this lying down.

“You’ve been here long!”

“I’m in my second year. The training is the one place they let us nix classes, the girl explained as she closed her locker. “We’re trained from beginner levels to experts, so the class you end up in depends on your skill rather than what year you’re in or what species”

So the one thing she didn’t want to do was the one place they showed no discrimination. Just great.

“Just keep your head down and you’ll be fine. They tend to overlook us here anyway. You’ll be safer if you keep out of the way, the girl said

tied the last shoelace,

“Thanks,” she mumbled.

and brothers trained with

was boiling so much that she really wanted to get in

they always made sure they didn’t use all their strength. They

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Chapter 16

next to her and pulled

meet

to change in a toilet stall. A few of them snarled at her when they caught her looking, but she didn’t look away. It was a show of dominance that she was used to. They were ranked the same and all treated like shit; what did a matter if one of them was more dominant

treated them like that, but she had

walked in with a clipboard and called their attention.

please,” the woman said. “I’m your supervisor. As Omegas, you have to set up all the gyms, rings and fields for all the training sessions. You have an hour to do that.”

What

up before you are dismissed for the day. I’ve pinned a list

What?

“Ava Morgan?”

your

her name was called. The woman frowned at her as she sniffed the air. It was so rude; being sniffed all the

detention after training. You’re excused from

Ava was beyond caring about her detention now. Detention seemed like a party compared to all the other shit she had to

tablets by the evening. Follow instructions and report to your duties at the

help, but they were also the help at the Academy. If she stayed

the others go to the board first while she stayed on the bench, clenching and unclenching her fists. She had to keep reminding herself to keep her head down; she had to make sure her family didn’t suffer because of her