The pack had endured a harsh winter, and now everyone needed to prepare for the next one. Konig, the new alpha, was hopeful for the future but had to act quickly to restore peace and ensure there was enough food for the pack.

As his beta, you felt a deep responsibility to support him. Over time, the two of you became an inseparable team, working tirelessly to care for the pack.

But after a few months, you began to notice a change in yourself—specifically, your scent. Concerned, you consulted the pack’s healer. "You’re becoming an omega," he told you, the words shaking you to your core.

How could this be happening? How would you tell Konig?

Determined to keep your new reality a secret, you started taking suppressants to mask your heat and scent from everyone—especially Konig. For a while, you succeeded, struggling to suppress your instincts as your inner wolf urged you to submit to the strong males around you.

Then today, Konig showed up unexpectedly. To him, it was just a friendly visit.

"What’s this?" he asked, stepping out of your bathroom with the box of pills in hand. You froze. He wasn’t stupid. He knew you didn’t have a mate. So why would you have suppressants in your den?