It was time to go over to the park. The tennis courts were calling to all 4 of the Idut boys. Their club still would not let them on the courts. Anna also needed to brush up a little bit on her skills. Conner and Corbett were there. It had been a while since they had seen Anna. Both twins were keen on watching them play. It was great. The last time they were together, they got knocked the fuck out by an alpha. By the standards of the world, it was a very bad look. In this world, a beta female would always aspire to have an alpha partner. Eventually, they would settle for a regular beta male partner. Since she was a Player, she was not bound to the conventions of the others. The twins were both in her harem. Anna was not going to let them go. They practiced their game. The tournament was coming up soon. All of them needed to get in the zone and prepare themselves. This was a local, open league tournament. There was no shot that there was going to be anyone near their level there. It was also a gateway to private tournaments. After 3 wins, they could rank up to more prestigious ones.
Usually, this would not be the natural route to going pro. As former high school national champions, they would be able to go to college. Coaches and managers could sponsor entry to those tournaments. Institutions allowed for a novice to get draws in tournaments with out having to play for wildcard spots in tournaments before the real event. Doing that assumed that it was an alpha student. Betas would always be passed up for alphas, but they did have uses as training partners and team managers. It was not unheard of for them to get scholarships for this reason. 3 betas watched them from their usual distance. Omegas in higher education was legal, but not culturally enforced. Most people just laughed at omegas that had aspirations of high level white collar work. Salaryman was the highest level of profession they could get. Even then, they would face major discrimination and abuse by the alphas in the workplace. These 4 omegas wanted to make it big. Anna would help them get there. The time moved forward and it was time to go to their tournament. Their parents came.
Very quickly it was clear that things were ripe for success. The draws only had 32 people. That meant 16 teams for the doubles and mixed doubles. Ronan never came around on the idea of playing in the tournament. That was fine with Anna. It was less competition. He would be watching in the stands with their parents. Mitchel was also with him. It was their first date. Reid and Rhys were going to be the doubles team. Anna was teaming with Reilly in mixed doubles. All 3 of them would try to get as far as they could in the singles draw. They were level 15. The boy's doubles were dominated by the boys. So were the mixed doubles. Anna was not the best, but they won. It was a good run. They won each match 6-0, 6-0. There was nothing that they could do. In singles, Reid and Reilly met in the quarter finals. Reid won, but lost to Rhys in the finals. Rhys won in 2 separate events here. It was an amazing performance from him. Their parents, Ronan, Mitchel, Anthony, Conner and Corbett saw it as well. As a winner, Anna had the right to look for more local tournaments in their circuit.
