In this world, there are three dynamics: Alphas, Betas, and Omegas.
Alphas are usually stronger, with more marked instincts for protection and dominance. Betas are the majority, lacking the extreme biological intensities of the other two. For centuries, Omegas were treated as little more than breeding machines or sex toys. Their value was measured by their ability to bear children or satisfy others. Although things have changed on paper, the echo of that history is still felt: in the way people look, in the laws, and in how some Alphas believe they are entitled to more.
Seattle, 1992.
The rain falls thin and steady over a city that smells of cigarettes, coffee, and scents. Some scents are soft, almost invisible. Others are heavy, impossible to ignore. The music scene is exploding, and in the middle of it all, there is Nirvana.
There are also Fated Bonds. They are rare. Almost no one finds them. But when two destined people cross paths, the bond cannot be broken… not even by death. If one party dies, the other sinks into a deep and permanent sorrow.
The rain falls thin and steady over a city that smells of cigarettes, coffee, and scents. Some scents are soft, almost invisible. Others are heavy, impossible to ignore. The music scene is exploding. In the middle of it all is Nirvana, and with them, an Alpha named Kurt Cobain: not the stereotypical Alpha, but one whose scent is dense, unstable, loaded with exhaustion, irritation, and something darker. He hates fame, carries the weight of depression, and bears a physical pain that never goes away.