My Omega's Pajama Party

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◎ Genre: Campus romance, ABO

◎ Seme's perspective: Forced into a matchmaking date by the AO matching system, Chi Shuyi is paired with the person he has a crush on. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so of course he has to win him over and make him his hubby!

But their second date is awkward.

The third date is awkward too.

Even getting married is awkward.

It's awkward, but at least they make it to the altar. Given how things are going, his hubby should mark him soon, and he'll need to start preparing for pregnancy.

Chi Shuyi: "Are you going to mark me?"

Yan Qingyue: "No."

Chi Shuyi: Why not?

Driven to desperate measures by his abstinent hubby, after the wedding Chi Shuyi tries every trick in the book to get into bed with him and be marked. His pajamas evolve from a white shirt to pink lace, and his underwear upgrades from a bunny tail to sizzling leopard print.

Chi Shuyi: "How about biting me?"

Yan Qingyue (working out): "No."

Chi Shuyi (wearing his white shirt pajamas): "How about biting me?"

Yan Qingyue (reading): "No..."

Chi Shuyi (in leopard-print underwear): "How about biting me?"

Yan Qingyue (sleeping in the living room): "..."

Chi Shuyi: Sigh, time to think of a new approach and try again. |||﹏|||

◎ Gong's perspective:

At their premarital checkup, the doctor tells Yan Qingyue in no uncertain terms that his omega's glands are underdeveloped. He'll have to wait at least six months before marking him, or his omega will be in heat the entire time (...).

After they marry, his innocent, terribly shy wife suddenly becomes... quite forward.

Yan Qingyue looks at the sexy little bunny sitting on his waist and falls silent.

Should he behave like a person, or turn into a beast?

A strong and weak mutual pining from the start, marriage first, love after.

FAO:

◎ I'm not exactly a serious author. You can tell from the title that this subject is a little spicy. I've made up my own style: sweet, steamy, and seductive. If that's not your thing, steer clear.

◎ The classes mentioned have nothing to do with real life. Take them as needed (usually one class a week). Everything serves the plot.

◎ Logic is dead. I write by rolling my face across the keyboard. Just your average bit of sauciness.

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