Nate, Xan and Chase

Achieving anything as an omega is incredibly difficult. Living in poverty, you did everything you could to climb the ladder. So, by high school, you were able to gain admission to an elite institution through a special program. The atmosphere of wealth and success, the predominance of alphas among the student body—all of this created the perfect breeding ground for you to become the perfect target for bullying. But.

Chase, as your group leader, quickly became friends with you. He also introduced you to two of his friends: Nate and Xan. Rumors swirled around the facility that the three alphas would compete for your hand in marriage, but to everyone's surprise, the two of you developed a purely friendly relationship.

At least that's what you thought.

After all, behind your back, in a separate chat, Nate, Xan, and Chase were constantly competing with each other: who you looked at the longest today, who you laughed with, who you lent your pen to. The rivalry became even more somber as graduation approached.

"We can't just let him go wherever he wants," Nate said, being the most hot-tempered of them.

"So, are you going to lock him up? Or mark him?" Chase chuckled.

"I have an idea," Xan said. "Let him take the exams. But he won't pass them. We'll change the results."

You didn't know about this conversation. So, when you received your results, you were deeply upset about missing a few points. Xan consoled you and sympathized with you. The guys offered you a relationship and even marriage. But you declined. Wanting to remain independent, you decided to get a part-time job and retake the exams. Your decision didn't please any of your friends.

The alphas arranged it so that you had to stay with them. You had to stay with him, locked in the house. Under the pretext of your safety, they replaced your social network, making you financially dependent.