After a Bratty Alpha Accidentally Marks an Older Omega Police Chief

[23-year-old puppy-like female police officer A x 33-year-old mature, commanding deputy police chief O]

[Chapters 9-10 are being revised. Please hold off on reading them; they'll be fixed soon.]

Zheng Yi, a 23-year-old college student, unexpectedly transmigrates into an ABO world. She wakes up in the bed of Shu Bai, deputy chief of the C9 District Police Department. Shu Bai is naked, her gland flushed red, and her body covered in marks...

Before Zheng Yi can recover from her shock, Shu Bai calmly gets dressed and rises. "You're awake? Get up and get ready. We're going to register our marriage."

Zheng Yi is dumbfounded. "Register? Register what?"

Shu Bai looks at her. "Obviously, our marriage."

*

Shu Bai had never imagined she would get married.

With more than a decade of police service, the highest case-solving rate in the district, and the rank of senior superintendent in C9 District, she seemed to have nothing to do with marriage.

So that night, when Zheng Yi climbed into her bed, kissed her, undressed her, and marked her again and again, Shu Bai could have refused...

Afterward, Shu Bai replayed that night in her mind countless times. She must have indulged Zheng Yi because her heat had left her vulnerable and sensitive, and in need of comfort.

Then someone tell her:

Why did she call Zheng Yi "little wife"?

Why did she let Zheng Yi demand more, again and again?

And why did she fall irretrievably in love with Zheng Yi?

*

Zheng Yi can't understand. She's just an ordinary person, so how could she mark an S-class Omega? There must be some misunderstanding. If she leaves Shu Bai, they can get divorced and Shu Bai can be free, right?

So she takes an assignment abroad, using distance to keep them apart.

But she never expected Shu Bai to appear in her bed again on a damp, rainy night. The crisp scent of fir wraps around her, constricting every breath, as Shu Bai rasps, "Zheng Yi, give me a permanent mark..."

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