From omega to luna

The alarm woke Bella up. She looked at her phone and saw that it was 5 am, as always. Bella enjoyed routines. That was a lie. Bella lived for her routines. Each weekday she had her morning routine down to an art. All ending in her arriving at the office, ten minutes before her bosses got there.

To say that her bosses was as depended on chaos as she was on routines was an understatement. Alpha and luna Heartstone were the definition of alpha wolves. They were confident, assertive, skilled at decision-making, and intelligent. But that also meant that they had a habit of giving their attention to where it was needed.

That was where Bella came into the picture. Her duty as their personal assistant was to create order out of chaos. She would make sure that they didn’t lose track of the big picture. She would also make sure that they coordinated the two sides of the business. This meant that they were aware of upcoming deadlines as well as, most important of all, getting their decisions and ideas out to the rest of the company in a way that was clear and understandable.

Bella was an omega, that meant that she was at the bottom of the rank order in the pack. At the top, there was the alpha and the luna. Then came the beta and his mate. They acted as stand-ins for the alpha and luna if needed and were the closest advisors to them.

Then there was the gamma. That was the pack’s strongest warrior. Next in the order came the warriors, called deltas. They trained and pushed their bodies to the max and would sacrifice their own lives in order to keep their pack safe.

Epsilon was the everyday wolf. They weren’t at the top, but they weren’t at the bottom either. Last came the omegas, the submissive. They were the soft and tender wolves that cared for everyone and accepted orders.

Bella knew that there were omegas that were ashamed of their status, or that wished that they had a higher rank. But Bella didn’t care. She may not be the most assertive person in her personal life, but at work, she was known for making people move.

While at work she wasn’t Bella the omega, she was Bella the alpha’s and luna’s assistant. She acted with their authority, not her own.

As Bella entered the office building, the guard at the entrance desk greeted her. Bella knew the names of all the guards, as well as their mates and children.

“You are three minutes early today, Bella,” Charlie, the guard on duty, chuckled.

“I was feeling like taking a quick nap before the bosses arrive Charlie,” Bella joked. She heard him chuckling as she walked towards the express elevator that was only used by her, her bosses, and important guests.

As the elevator moved upward, soft, calming music played. Her satchel bag hung from her shoulder with her pad and laptop in it. With a soft ding, the elevator door opened, and she stepped out onto the empty top floor.

They reserved the top floor for the bosses. As soon as you got of the elevator, you were greeted by the company logo, HEI, Heartstone Entertainment Industry.

The large windows to the right that showed the city scape were framed by heavy velvet curtains in a deep teal colour. Against the dividing wall toward the elevators, there were two sofas. On the left side of the room were two meeting rooms, one large and one smaller

There were two doors that led toward other rooms that you couldn’t see into. One led to the kitchen and the other to the guest bathroom. On the far wall, there were two doors. Infront of them stood a large desk. That was Bella’s desk. The doors behind her led into the bosses’ offices.