His biological father abandoned him when he was three. His mother died when he was twelve. At seventeen, his first love left him, and at eighteen, someone else took the place he had earned at university after overcoming countless hardships. Just when he thought he had finally found the light in his life, he was about to be abandoned again. All because he was born a beta, the lowest rank in the Federation. Is being a beta a crime? Does being a beta mean everything he cares about can be taken from him without question?
This time, he won't sit back and do nothing. He'll take back everything that belongs to him.
Including that person. He wants him, and he won't let anyone else have him.
He sells his body to become an omega, and gets the alpha who was going to abandon him.
He stops at nothing to claw his way to the top, frames his ex-boyfriend and his current lover, and leaves the alpha he loves disabled. In the end, he takes the highest seat of power.
But when midnight comes, he always wakes from nightmares. That man once trusted him so completely. Remembering the look on his face when he learned the truth fills him with unbearable pain.
When they meet again, he is a high-ranking councilor, while the other man is a disabled mine worker with half his face disfigured and his hair completely white, living on welfare. Their roles are the complete opposite of what they were when they first met.
Looking at the alpha he had brought to this state, he suddenly wants to ask whether the other man would be willing to start over with him.
Happy ending.
Theme: I only want to stand at the very top, and no one can stop me
He was actually replaced! Wow, I thought not.