**Alpha Kayden**
I watched as the new girl, Sandi, slowly made her way out of the kitchen and into the dining room. Every step she took felt exaggerated, drawn-out—and it seemed like an eternity before she finally set the meat platter down in front of me. I studied her as she looked at the raw meat, her expression twisting with disgust. The sight of it made her face blanch, her nose curling in clear revulsion.
Seeing her reaction to my breakfast amused me—so predictable. I shrugged off her discomfort and began to eat, savoring the taste of the fresh, bloody meat. As I chewed, I couldn’t help but wonder: was she one of those annoying vegetarians? If so, this was going to be a rude awakening. Living here was going to be a brutal lesson in survival.
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