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Love Me, My Omega!

Tristan Lee, a dominant alpha through and through, meets Justin Vincent Alvarez—an omega who has never gotten his first heat in his 22 years of life. A fateful encounter between the two intertwines their fates, making them meet over and over again, just because Tristan helps Justin in his first heat. With the things tying their fates together, read how their love story will unfold. _____ The face that I have been longing to see all this time made my heart skip a beat as if I fell in love with him over again. His cat-like icy blue eyes stared at me as if he was looking into my soul, while I felt like I was drowning in them. I was getting sucked in again without any care for what has happened before—for what broke me into thousands of pieces. Just a single look from him made me realize how much I still love him after all this time. "Justin..." I called his name. "Yes?" He responded, feigning innocence as if he doesn't know how much that eye contact affected me. He had a different kind of effect on me that no one could ever compare to. I took a deep breath, preparing myself for what I was about to do. I don't feel hesitant in doing this at all. Instead, I feel nervous that he might reject me. He must have hated me a lot after all that. But I can't afford to lose him again. If I do... I might really lose myself this time. "Please love me, my omega." _____ *R18* NOTE: This story contains sexual content and vulgar words that may not be appropriate for some readers. Cover art: @tamailustra Next book: "The Alpha's Downfall" is now up! The story takes place in the same universe.

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Chapter 76

There was once a little boy who loved his mother dearly. She was the sunshine of his life, and she gave him so much happiness through the little compliments he rarely received.

He did his best in everything that he did to please his mother, thinking that it would make her happy. That was something his father wanted him to do as well, so it seemed like he was hitting two birds with one stone.

At a very young age, he worked so hard to turn into a perfect boy that everybody, including adults, look up to.

He was often complimented by his classmates and their parents and some of his family's family friends, too. But he didn't want any of their compliments. The only person he wanted to hear them from was from his mother whom he wanted to smile.

But in contrary to how the little boy felt about his mother, she hated the poor boy so much to the point where she couldn't even bare to see him.