Chapter 65
Jaehee’s always prided himself on being a reasonable alpha. All that pheromone nonsense between alphas and omegas? Ruts? Heats? He thinks it primitive, and considers his two-year long relationship with the beta Yeowoon as true, pure love. But all that comes to a screeching halt when he finds himself stuck on a bus with an older omega going through heat. After one night of passion(and infidelity) with the said omega, Jaehee finds himself tormented. He’d always thought himself as a nice guy above all that alpha stuff, so what is he to do now? Jaehee knew that night would be the ruin of him but he didn’t know just how much, until he comes across the same omega on campus…
Chapter 65
Jaehee’s always prided himself on being a reasonable alpha. All that pheromone nonsense between alphas and omegas? Ruts? Heats? He thinks it primitive, and considers his two-year long relationship with the beta Yeowoon as true, pure love. But all that comes to a screeching halt when he finds himself stuck on a bus with an older omega going through heat. After one night of passion(and infidelity) with the said omega, Jaehee finds himself tormented. He’d always thought himself as a nice guy above all that alpha stuff, so what is he to do now? Jaehee knew that night would be the ruin of him but he didn’t know just how much, until he comes across the same omega on campus…
Chapter 18
[Fan Translation by Lilith Scanlations] Baek Sijin is assigned to the F12 Center as a diagnostic examiner, where his lifesaver, Esper Ham Geonwoo, also works. Feeling both nervous and excited, Sijin heads to work, only to find an unexpected obstacle waiting to challenge him. “If you’re really not interested in Ham Geonwoo, then there’s no need to be so uneasy around me. Am I right?” The obstacle turns out to be Jeong Taeyul, an A-rank Guide highly compatible with Ham Geonwoo. Taeyul clings to Sijin, constantly meddling and trying to keep him in line. Despite finding him irritating, Sijin can’t help but notice Taeyul more than he wants to, especially when poor test results trigger his sense of duty. Could this tension lead to something unexpected?