A Sea of Hatred and Love with the Speaker

The protagonist is an alpha sent to marry the councilor's nephew. On their wedding night, the one who enters the bridal chamber is not his omega, but the lofty councilor himself. His lover's uncle takes him by force and keeps him like a canary at his side. Only later does he learn that the person whose pheromones match his own perfectly is not the councilor's nephew, but the councilor himself. The councilor, the faith of the entire A Star and a peerless figure revered by the world, is actually an omega. The protagonist is pinned beneath the councilor and taken, yet he also bites down on the other's well-known weakness, injecting his pheromones into the councilor's neck. They are each other's most hated enemy, and also each other's most intimate lover. - Later, classified documents go missing from A Star, and the protagonist becomes the prime suspect. He tries to explain, but meets the councilor's eyes, cold and utterly devoid of warmth. The usually levelheaded councilor seems convinced of his guilt. Or perhaps he realizes how important the protagonist is to him, and rationally chooses to use this opportunity to sever their relationship, allowing nothing unnecessary to interfere with his reason. For this, he even cuts out the omega's gland with his own hands and sends the protagonist back to his hometown. - Later, A Star discovers that someone else leaked the classified documents, and the protagonist is innocent. At the same time, news arrives from afar that the protagonist is about to marry his first love. The councilor, once so maddeningly calm, goes mad. His reason collapses completely, and his surging love leaves him unable to hold back any longer. He shatters his pride, bows his head, and personally goes to beg the protagonist to give him one more chance. But he does not know that he has long since fallen into a trap. In the prison, chained in iron, he remains impassive and shows not the slightest hint of disarray, until the protagonist appears. The protagonist is surrounded by people, dressed in sumptuous finery, noble and elegant. He is no longer meek and deferential. His brows and eyes brim only with unrestrained confidence. He lifts the councilor's chin with casual disdain.