Book 4. Chapter 1

One’s worth to the pack is measured in two things: contributions and harmony of mind and body.

In the pack, every member has the responsibility of providing something for society. If you’re good at cooking, you’re expected to help in the kitchens. 

If you’re good at teaching, then you can teach the pups.

 If you’re great at combat, then you could be one with the hunters. This is equal ground for alpha, betas, and omegas.

Gone were the days that omegas had to always stay at home, no.

 Leaders have long realized that for their pack to prosper and reach higher levels of fulfillment, everyone must be moving.

 That all members must be providing something for their collective betterment. 

Even if they’re just great at parenthood, then alphas, betas, or omegas are free to stay at home and care for their pups. Simple as that.

It just so happens that Omega Serena had a skill that no other omega can easily provide to the pack: