Mated To The Alpha Quadruplets

“Oh, look who it is... Eliza, did you forget to bathe again? I think we can all smell you before we see you, and that’s without the help of our super-strong wolf senses.” Daniella held her nose dramatically and giggled loudly as she closed her locker door and grinned at the crowd, who burst into bouts of laughter.

I ignored them, and they always tried to find reasons to tease me. Today wasn’t any better. I was used to it. I should probably explain a bit.

My name is Eliza. I am seventeen years of age, and I attend Flintons High School. I am in my last year before college, and I really cannot wait to get out of this hell hole. I will be eighteen soon, and I plan to move as far away as possible.

My parents abandoned me as a baby for whatever reason, and trust me when I say I’ve heard all the possible scenarios of what happened. You see, my fellow members of Creek Pack love nothing more than to tell stories of how my parents were so disgusted with me that they couldn’t bear to admit I was theirs. Others say my parents died in a rogue attack, while the dumbest one I heard was that my mother cheated on my father, and that’s why they left me. Nobody knows the truth, and that’s ok. I am determined to make something with my life once I am far away from all these cruel fools.

I am what you would call an Omega in our pack, the lowest rank, the scapegoat, the punching bag. I am small, with messy brown hair and dull brown eyes. I have this brown mole on my left cheek that everyone stares at like it’s the most disgusting thing they could ever see.

My packmates love to remind me of my place in the hierarchy, treating me like I am scum beneath their feet. But I am not going to let them get to me anymore.

I have my sights set on college, on a future where I can be free from the constraints of pack life. I dream of becoming a doctor, of helping those in need, of making a difference in the world. I know it won’t be easy, but I am determined to make it happen.

But for now, I have to endure the taunting and teasing of my peers. I have to keep my head down and focus on my studies and my future. I refuse to let them break me, to let them crush my spirit.

So I smile, nod, and walk away, leaving behind the laughter and the ridicule. I am just an Omega, but I am much more than they will ever know. And one day, I will prove them all wrong.

As I made my way through the school halls, I couldn't help but notice the glares and sneers directed towards me. It seemed like everyone had something to say, a snide