Hinata Tachibana Aesthetic Novels & Stories

Maya was the Zenith pack’s invisible servant, the girl relegated to the shadows because she didn't fit the thin, polished aesthetic of the elite. Pregnant with her Alpha’s child and hoping for a scrap of love, she instead faced a fabricated confession of theft and a brutal exile into the winter night—her weight and lack of worth used as the final excuses to cast her aside. Discarded by her mate, Liam Zenith, she was left to die in the freezing snow. But fate had other plans. She was found by the three men Liam feared most—the triplet brothers of Moonlight Park. They remembered the girl who saved them from drowning a decade ago, and now, they are here to collect their debt. They don't just want to protect her; they want to worship the curves and the resilience Liam was too blind to see. With their power and their obsession, Maya is no longer the girl who hides. She is the weapon that will bring the Zenith empire to its knees.

This is a story set in omegaverse. There are 6 genders namely; Alpha male, Alpha female, Beta male, Beta female, Omega male and Omega female. The Alphas are at the top of the food chain, followed by the betas then the omega females and, in dead last, the omega males. I'm Makino Hinata and I'm one of them, an omega male, according to society, abnormal. The Alphas have a different biological composition than the betas and omegas, they are able to produce pheromones that attract omegas, they have a ball-shaped thing at the end of their reproductive organ that is active during their ruts, they use this to impregnate the omegas, they are at the top of the food chain. The betas have no special quality, their basically normal humans. The omegas females and males are for breeding and have pheromones that attracts alphas into mating with them during heat, they have wombs for carrying babies. There are suppressant medicines that keep the alpha's rut and omega's heat in check, there are also medicines that incites heat in omegas. There are pills and shots for those types of medicines. In my last year of middle school when I had one of my heats, I was unprepared, walking home at night. Luckily there was no one on the street, or so I thought. "Hey, are you okay?" A voice came from behind me.