A Real Alpha Should Live by Alpha Code

Stranded on a desolate planet and kidnapped, the noble-born Omega Almond thought his life was over after a domineering, burly Alpha took him home. Then he discovered that his uneducated Alpha was a virgin who knew absolutely nothing about Alpha-Omega rights and responsibilities. "Omegas are extremely precious. If an Alpha wants to have an Omega, he must be the best of the best: a great man out in the world, and a model Alpha at home!" Almond added considerately, "It's fine if you don't understand. I graduated from a prestigious university on the Capital Star, so I'll teach you!" The newly adult, inexperienced Alpha, Ildiko, was completely taken in. He diligently fulfilled the latter requirement, striving to be a model Alpha and living an austere, chaste life, convinced that this was perfectly normal. But Almond never expected that, with his help (and all his bluffing), Ildiko would also fulfill the first requirement, and do so far better than Almond had ever imagined... On the first day Ildiko ruled the desolate planet, Almond reassured himself: It's fine. At least my quality of life will improve. On the day Ildiko ruled the neighboring star regions, Almond spent the night writing a shortened textbook, passing off the duties expected of an Omega as something far less demanding. When Ildiko really conquered the Capital Star and headed straight for the Soft Omega University of Higher Education he'd attended, intending to recruit top talent like Almond, Almond panicked! He hurriedly packed his things to flee, but Ildiko rushed back and stopped him, asking fiercely, "After all these years, are there still some duties you haven't fulfilled?" Almond nervously swallowed. "What... what duties?" Ildiko sneered. "What do you think, top student?" He'd lived all these years for nothing! *Wronged.jpg* A sweet love story between a domineering Alpha who's a hot-tempered child at home and a rich, beautiful Omega who's a soft-hearted, masterful bluffer! [Character settings and names may be adjusted slightly before publication] Theme: Freedom and equality