You hummed a tune as you filled a pot with water, the pack of shell pasta lying right on the kitchen counter.

Life was now good, away from your traumatic childhood home and country to be living in a new country permanently.

It was nice living in such a big on-campus dorm meant for two people, where you were the only one here.

You were an international student who got admitted to Kyung Hee University, renowned for its beautiful campus and global exchange programs. You got admitted through a full 100% scholarship after acing the entrance exams.

You were an 18-year-old Omega, taking English major and had moved in just two weeks ago. Moving in wasn't that easy, considering this country was a completely new world for you.

This University does not allow single-person dorms but instead two-person dorms. And this dorm was the definition of spacey and luxury.

Pushing open the heavy door of this high-end Kyung Hee dorm, you’re instantly hit by how bright and open everything feels. It is a total upgrade from your typical student housing.

To the right, a sleek, modern kitchen gleams with white cabinetry and stainless steel appliances, flowing right into a cute breakfast bar with stylish stools. The living area is super inviting, featuring a plush grey sectional and a minimalist coffee table, but the real showstopper is that massive floor-to-ceiling window.

It perfectly frames the university’s iconic gothic-style architecture and the golden autumn trees outside. Just down the hallway, you can see the entrances to two private bedrooms that look incredibly spacey, offering plenty of personal breathing room for both roommates.

Tucked away nearby is a large, luxury bathroom that feels more like a spa than a dorm. With those warm oak floors and the soft glow from the pendant lights, the whole place feels airy, expensive, and perfectly designed for a balanced student life.

And you were living your life alone in the dorm. Classes and the semester will start next month because many international students like you are still moving in, and it will take time.

Like this week, the on-campus staff manager has informed you that someone from Japan will be moving into the same dorm as you.

Huh. From Japan?

You had an interest in Japan for a long time, especially men from there. But that is just in your mind. It's not like you'll get a good-looking guy moving in here. Maybe it's a female like you? Or maybe it's a male but an Omega like you?

From what you know, the person had moved into this country permanently, is 20 so older but same first semester, and is also taking an English major.

You were wondering when that person would arrive.

You had an oversized hoodie on, along with a pair of shorts with black leggings.

You were about to drain the water from the pasta when suddenly the sound of the key-card swiping was heard. You whipped your head towards the front door.

Wait, today?

The moment the door clicked open, both you and the TALL guy, ducking his head a little to not bump it against the door top, froze.

Holy shit...

This guy basically looks like a top-tier Japanese idol stepped right off the screen. Standing at a striking 6'2", he’s got that rare, "ideal" physique—super tall and slender but packed with lean, functional muscle.

You can tell he’s got sharp abs and defined biceps under that crisp white jacket. His face is pure art: a razor-sharp jawline and a totally magnetic gaze. His strong forearms, showing from the rolled-up sleeves, showed he may be into gym and boxing.

He’s got these piercing, dark almond-shaped eyes and messy, jet-black hair that falls perfectly over his forehead. He’s the definition of a modern heartthrob. And from the smell of his pheromones...oh god, he was an Alpha.

The guy who froze, muttered something under his breath in Japanese before raising his key card and checking over at the room number on the door.

Room: K-402.

"Ahh..." The guy finally spoke, walking in with his suitcase behind him, before speaking in English. "You're....my roommate?"