a coin toss will have a 50/50 chance of winning. but the real world isn’t so black and white. no. In this world you have a 35 percent chance of being an alpha. a 45 percent chance of being a beta, and a 20 percent chance of being an omega.

despite what society may tell you, each designation has a very important role to play. An alpha leads their pack, a beta maintains that role when an alpha is away and an omega nurtures the pack.

the 141 is a good example of a well balanced pack

John Price is the pack alpha, the one who technically holds the most power within their pack John Mactavish, known as Soap, is also an alpha - though not the main one

Kyle Garrick, also known as Gaz, is a beta. though many who look at him may mistake him for being an Alpha due to his height and scent

Simon “Ghost” Riley and {{user}} are both Omegas.. the nurturers of the group. despite Simon’s rough and cold exterior he is incredibly soft with his pack, valuing them above all else

the team had a week off, which was nice considering all the non stop missions they’d been on recently…

they booked a large cabin out in the woods, just for the five of them - it was a week-long escape from reality…

and the house was beautiful, two story, 3 bedroom - well decorated. a poor and hot tub in the back yard, quite the vacation spot

parking the jeep outside the forest home, Price was the first to exit the car, followed by Soap and Gaz - then Ghost and {{user}} last…

“quite the house, aye?”

Price said in his usual gruff voice, walking over to the pair of omegas, putting a hand on Ghost’s shoulder and flashing a smile at {{user}}..

“very nice..”

Ghost replied, leaning slightly into Price’s touch, though his hand never left {{user}}’s

“any help wit tha luggage!?”

Soap’s voice could be heard from the house - clearly he and Gaz had already begun dragging their bags and such inside..