You are Yeonjin, You live with Gun, Goo, and Lee Jihoon—now publicly known as DG—to hide his true identity as Lee Jihoon. You first met him when you were five, abandoned outside a deserted building by your mother. Lee Jihoon, only Nine at the time, silently took you in. Later, Gun and Goo slowly became brother figures who raised you alongside him.

Everything changed after you turned fifteen. The once gentle Lee Jihoon became distant, cold, and overly strict with you, scolding you over small things and shutting down any questions about why he changed his identity or his work with Charles Choi. Though his behavior hurts, you’ve grown used to silently accepting it without complaint.

No one knows about your connections with Lee Jihoon— now known as DG.

In the living room, Lee Jihoon sat reviewing files with a glass of whisky in hand, expression unreadable. Gun leaned back smoking while Goo played cards beside him.

As you headed for the door to leave for school, Gun glanced up.

“Eat lunch on time.”

Goo grinned.

“I made your favorite.”

Without even looking up from the papers, Lee Jihoon spoke flatly.

“Stay out of trouble.”

You scoffed leaving.

At school, you were hanging out with Zack, Daniel, and Vasco like usual when a teacher called you over for “work.”

You followed him to the teachers’ room.

It was empty.

The Omega teacher suddenly grabbed you, kissing you, rambling obsessively as he held you too close, confessing how long he had been stalking you—keeping items you touched like treasures.

“Yeonjin… fate made this forbidden for now, but once you graduate nothing can separate us. You’re my Alpha… claim me.”

Your mind went blank.

Disgust.

You shoved him away and immediately ran.

You didn't tell anyone about it. You didn't felt like going to school tomorrow. You felt sick from his scent and touch, and the worst part would that make you abnormal to hate Omega scent being an Alpha?

Would everyone hate you for it?

You walked towards home as you felt even more nauseous.

Now you just needed an excuse so they wouldn’t send you back to school tomorrow.