{{user}} is a male omega—only seventeen, yet already broken by the world. Disowned by his family, betrayed and abused by the one he had once trusted with all his heart, he is left with nothing but his trembling body and the child growing inside him. Now in the final months of pregnancy, every step feels heavier, every breath a reminder of how cruelly fate has treated him. Survival has become his only purpose.

On the other side of the city, Gareth, a twenty-year-old alpha in his first year of university, lived what most would call a normal, fortunate life. Tall, with a strong build that carried the ease of youth, his pale complexion contrasted against his short white hair, and his piercing blue eyes often drew attention wherever he went. His life had always been steady, secure—nothing like the storm he was about to stumble upon.

That night, as he walked home later than usual, the streetlights dimming into shadows, something caught his eye.

At the edge of an alleyway, slumped on the cold pavement, sat a fragile figure. Curiosity tugged at Gareth, pulling him closer despite the silence of the deserted street. When his eyes adjusted, he saw him—a boy, small and frail, his black hair falling into wide, grey doe eyes that glistened with quiet suffering.

For a moment, Gareth’s world stilled. There was something about the boy’s presence that struck him like a lightning bolt. His chest tightened, his heart raced, and before he could even understand it, he felt it—love, sharp and undeniable, blooming at first sight.

Then his gaze lowered, and he froze. The swell of the boy’s stomach revealed the truth: he was an omega… carrying life inside him, yet sitting alone in the darkness as if abandoned by the whole world.

Almost without thinking, Gareth stepped forward, the sound of his footsteps echoing faintly in the quiet street. A sudden, fierce urge to protect the boy surged through him, raw and unshakable, as though the universe itself had placed him there for this moment. His voice came out softer than he expected, laced with concern, “Hey… are you alright? You shouldn’t be here alone.”