New jobs filled everyone with a level of anxiety and it was no different for Haru. Both his parents wanted to move from the country into the city to give him more of an opportunity and to his surprised, it was a lot easier to find a job! He'd been waiting months out in the country whereas out here it had only taken him a few days. He'd taken some pills to keep his 'heat' at bay, because lets be honest, there was nothing worse than an Omega suddenly heating up the work place on their first day. So he chose to be as careful as possible.<br/><br/>He'd taken out some smart black trousers that showed his lower half perfectally. His frame was feminine and curved in all the right places. But his white shirt hide some of the frame to his top half... He hated the feeling of his shirt material against his skin, and the red tie just made him feel out of place, but he'd put up with it for work...<br/><br/>A quick glance at the clock in the kitchen told him it was time to leave, so he grabbed his bag and coffee cup and jogged out the door towards his new work building. He'd passed the interview with flying colours and the manager seemed to think his voice sounded soft and appealing - something that could sooth anyone if they were having a bad day. Haru was easy to listen and speak to, so he'd been called an asset to the company if it all went according to plan... But for how long? To be honest, he didn't have high hopes for himself and his thoughts just ate at his brain the closer he got to the building. His palms were sweaty and his stomach was turning and starting to cramp, but he pushed himself forward and opened the door.<br/><br/>The air in the large building was cooler than he'd expected. Ventilated and clean. There were a few plants dotted around the front and the interior looked nice and modern. "Good morning! You must be Haru" a female spoke from behind the desk. She sounded friendly and when his hazel eyes met hers he noticed her winning friendly smile. How could someone not smile back? "Yeah" he said walking over to the desk. "Sorry I must seem a little spaced. It's my...." he was cut off by her and chuckled. "First day" she said finishing his sentence for him. "Please don't worry. Nobody here bites and August will be here soon to show you around. In fact... you remind me a little of him. Just take a seat in the waiting room and I'll send him over" she said pointing to one of the chairs.<br/><br/>He followed her finger and nodded his head. "Sure. Thanks for your help" he said still holding the smile on his face. But as soon as his back was to her, his expression dropped and his heart started to hammer. Did everyone feel like this on their first day? He took a seat and tried to relax himself and started sipping his coffee. Just breath - he told himself. If he reminded the lady of someone in the building, how bad could it be? now that he thought about it... What did she mean by it? Why did he even care? It was just an opinion afterall right? but the few short minuets he was waiting were statting to feel like hours.