I waited back for Sam in the library after I f.orced myself to eat a sandwich in the kitchen and check on Dominick, again, who looked like he was sleeping. The chatter around the Omegas was less about the food now and more about the challenges and their predictions for the next Alpha.
I flipped through the books about challenges, for something to do, and went to see if there were any we missed. I must have been there for hours, but I didn’t notice the time pass; I was so buried in my research, now with a renewed vigor.
Sam knocked and entered. I didn’t have a guard today because it was assumed I would be with Dominick. No one, not even his mother, came to check on him while I was with him, and I popped in all day, making sure I would be seen in case any of his family showed, which they d
