It was weird hearing that not only was she not alone, but that another one was informing her of what the test really meant and what it was to be an Alpha-Omega. “Don’t get me wrong. I might be standing before you, here and now, but out of the millions of people in this country, and the billions out there in the rest of the world, we’re as rare as they come. They don’t even have a percentage of how often we come up even though it’s required by law to register,” she pauses, looking through the laptop, now searching for her name. “Kayla, you don’t seem to come up in here at all. Not even your name is recognized.”
Kayla can only cringe at that. The other shoe was going to drop and it would drop fast and hard through several layers of concrete given her past, but she had to follow through.
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