My Fake Omega, My True Destiny

d have been enough to make everything explode. By this point, Jasper despis

g himself to actually kill anyone. He could s

Desperate to cut every connection between them, he said, "I never want to see you a

ed his warning. "Sign the agreemen

uld slice through the paper. Every brutally self-serving cl

rol, he could never determine who was truly at fa

refused to accept or acknowledge. It was a blemis

a. He had been

d gentle. "To be precise, you were the one who begged me for my ph

g into fists. "Are you fucking crazy? Do you honestly not k

oduce pheromones strong eno

, and the only thing Jasper could clearly rem

is pheromones. Even he, an S-Class Alpha, had been ove

reatening, primarily serving to attract Alphas. By

ility to suppress one anothe

icious look as an outrageous possi

n actually b

er Alphas, causing them to become instinctive rivals. If two Alphas

oming from the other man. Unless the man intentionally released his pheromones

. Neither one's pheromones would submit to the other. At best, one of them would

ieved the other man was an Omega after th

iculous, but the man being an Om

other in the slightest. Neither of them

per out of his thoughts. The quiet declaration ca

completely blank, as though he had just

ry

gone complet

l. He didn't want to marry someone j

even colder. He inhaled deeply and restrained the

answered without a trace of irri

we will have nothing to do with each other. What happened between us these past few days was nothing more than a mistake c

t to kill you right now, but it wouldn't be fair to put all the blame on you. I'll acknowledge that I'm responsible for what happened. If we ev

e agreement with the same authority he normally used

y scanned through it. His stern expressi

y one-sided. You're throwing me

looded back with startling clarity-their naked bodies tangled toget

ve his lungs and began

gesture held a lingering sense of intimacy that neither of them could deny. As the paper moved through the air, it

. "The fact that you're still breathing i

e man could have requested money, a car, or even a house, and he would have willingly gi

ned, Jasper wanted nothing more tha

around the man felt more terrifying than he

e to leave?" Sim

ase this entire property and turn it int

as though Jasper's ruthlessness wa

s again, you still won't be able t

er. He stared at the man as though the suggestion itself

e procedure would be agonizing. That did not

need to stay away until then. I have no intention of letting anything else happen between us during that time." Jasper raised

he always dealt with problems. He was decisive, merciless, and arrogant, willing to be harsh whenever t

cated, he had to put an end to it immediately, entirely according to

r." Simon gav

e agreement another glance. Instead, he sud

is Simon

guard for a moment. "I don't care what your

ntroduced himself regardless. Did he seriously expect

e when Simon seemed prepare

ed over the previous three days before his pride

of his own reaction, he wan

tepping back like that, he made it loo

quared his shoulders, and

l. There was no reason fo

heir warm breaths mingled, carrying the faint scent o

ommanding, and filled with

arning pheromones,

predator warning intruders to st

imon clearly had no intention of doing so. Instead, he regarded Jasper with a faint,

his jaw and reached out to push Simon away,

sensation brushed

free, but Simon responde

e noticed Simon was using a pen

ds off me!" J

isregarded his pro

r stunned for several moments. By the time he managed t

hone number,

ts on his palm. Each number was perfectly leg

n exceptional memory, but for onc

ingle glance to memori

n i

one irritated

asper furiously scrubbed at the in

en consider using what happened these past few days to threaten or blac

rned away, unwilling to waste

imon continued watching Jasper calmly, without showing even the sl

is ink-stained palm toward Simon. "You can be cer

shoulder. "Not a single condition in that agreement is open to negotiation. Reject e

fe was hardly difficult. Boutsen Group had its reach spread across almost e

completel

hing Jasper disappear. A subtle c

nstead of calming him or drawing him in, Jasper's pheromones had