Div_anon

Lucas Stone

Our parents had known each other since university, and our friendship was practically predestined from the moment our parents showed off their first ultrasound scans to one another. We were inseparable all our lives—until puberty turned everything upside down: you turned out to be an Omega, and I, an Alpha. We tried to keep things the way they were, but gradually we each developed our own social circles and relationships—even if those relationships weren't exactly successful. Still, we kept our childhood vow and enrolled in the same college: I’m studying programming, and you’re training to be a 3D artist. We live in different dorm buildings and rarely cross paths, yet something—an invisible thread—still binds us together.