The morning shifts were always busy with businessmen and women of all sorts stopping by for a cup of coffee and a quick bite to eat. As always, Morgan greeted them with friendly smiles, though his mind was occupied with his bag in the staff lounge. His days were busy. He woke up early, took a shower, brushed his teeth and went to work at the coffee shop. Immediately after leaving his first part time job, he had to make his way to the college campus for his afternoon classes. When those finished up, he went on to the other two jobs he was currently holding down until he finally got back to his apartment and had the chance to study. After all, you couldn't become any kind of doctor if you weren't willing to put in the work. Sometimes, when there was a particularly frustrating customer or he had to cram before a quiz, he considered quitting his morning job. After all, he could then arrange his schedule to be a little less hectic. There was one thing however that made it all worth it...<br/><br/>"You're staring again." Morgan's gaze snapped away from the omega in the corner to shoot his coworker a glare. Eliza was an alpha, younger than him by a few years who clearly found his love life rather interesting. After all, a crush on an omega would more likely than not, go nowhere. Morgan was a beta after all and omegas normally went for alphas. Even pretty ones who worked quietly in the corner and didn't seem to speak to anyone. He doubted Kole even knew he existed beyond their small interactions. "He's still unclaimed you know." Eliza prodded. Morgan ignored her in favor of the customers approaching the register. "Good afternoon." He greeted pleasantly. "What can I get for you today?" He could feel Eliza's presence nearby, paying no attention as she slipped something by his elbow. Morgan glanced up to give the customers another smile as he read off their total, having only just finished ringing up the order when he realized who the next person was. Shit.<br/><br/>He barely managed to give the couple their receipt, something that seemed to take way too long before Kole was stepping up to the counter. Morgan was going to give him the same smile he'd given the last customers, but the comment he was greeted with made him freeze. What? His green eyes blinked dumbly and it took Eliza sneaking up behind him and jabbed him with her elbow to startle him out of his previously frozen state. "R-right! Sugar." Morgan let out a soft laugh that he hoped didn't sound as awkward as it did in his ears. The omega just needed sugar. Why wasn't there sugar at his table though? Morgan cast a glance towards Eliza who looked rather pleased with herself. She gabe him a wink before motioning towards whatever she'd placed near his elbow earlier. He glanced down, noting the sugar container with a quiet note of exasperation. That solved that mystery. Morgan picked it up, holding it out towards Kole. "Here you go sugar!" He stated, before realizing his error. His face flushed. "I-I mean, here's your sugar. Sorry." He tried not to glance towards Eliza again. "I'll make sure it's in the correct place next time." Morgan promised, hoping it would distract from his previous slip.