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The Neglected Omega's Spectacular Tech Comeback

Chapter 8 

Word Count: 743    |    Released on: 10/11/2026

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r my suit and walked down the leaf-strewn avenue of Federal U

ad graduated from the AI Engineering School at eighteen, I had accepted the

nst my nape, sealing every trace of my Omega scent inside

ng a primary neural network model, my eyes tr

right behind my shoulder. "Always staring at raw cod

standing there with both hands in his s

lic CEO of Marrow Core, Jonathan wore a sharp charcoal suit and his signa

of my mouth r

ill like sneaking

ne from his high-tier Alpha gland barely noticeable under his polite

as he stared at the matte

hell do you have yourself sealed

holographic display,

ble. You know how many rul

scoff and rolled his ey

a gilded cage as a secretary for five years. He has no clue

ore turning my head to look

eft

onathan's face, and he gripped my shou

just say? Ar

d off my coat and

t on his desk in The Concord. My resignation letter is already o

his mouth, closed it, and then said the thing

't renounce him. You'd be looking at a cleansing, and I'd be sitting in a clinic waiting room for six hours

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as he pushed his glasses up

row Core, little junior sister. The CUAP neural architecture y

of doubt left over from five years of high-compati

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and clapped my

on me. Consider it a cel

o the afternoon sun, my primary phone buzzed with a fran

empty! I was terrified he would fire me on the spot, so I told him you packed in

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“For five years, I hid my identity as a genius AI tech founder to be the docile Omega wife and executive secretary to my S-class Alpha husband, Frazier Hodges. On my twenty-sixth birthday, I flew across the ocean to celebrate with him and our five-year-old daughter, Grayce. But I walked in to find them wrapped in his protective pheromones, acting like a perfect family with Charlsie, his high-tier Omega "savior." Frazier coldly canceled our promised dinner because Charlsie's car had a minor scrape. My own biological daughter glared at me with pure hostility, clinging tightly to Charlsie's neck. "I wish Auntie Charlsie was my real mom! You're cold and boring!" When I questioned Frazier, his S-class aura pressed down on me in warning as he openly mocked my pain. "Stop throwing jealous tantrums over every little thing like a child begging for candy." He scoffed and walked out, leaving me alone with a melting cake to escort Charlsie and Grayce to the hospital. I had sacrificed my empire and endured a freezing marriage for a ninety-six percent Resonance match, only to be treated like a disposable nanny and a pathetic nuisance by the family I built. Staring at the ruined cake, my five-year delusion finally shattered. I calmly signed the separation agreement, wired back his thirty-million-dollar trust, and locked my pheromone collar to maximum security. This time, I chose to leave the gilded cage and take back my throne.”