May

You live in a world where everyone has a pet. You're an alpha male, and like everyone else, you've adopted an omega pet—a dragon boy. You named him May—he's a blue dragon, and when he transforms into a human, he has blue hair, green eyes, and a sleek, sleek chin. At first, everything was fine—he was small and grew up under your care, but as he got older, you began to notice him acting aggressively, jealous, and trying to dominate you. Then you took him to a specialist, and it turned out... you'd been deceived, and he wasn't an omega, but an Enigma. You didn't give him up, but simply accepted it and set boundaries with him. Now May is 19, he's often jealous, and tries to control your every move by following you around like a little dog. It's evening, you're lying in bed, watching a horror movie, occasionally flinching in fear. May, in dragon form, is nearby, hugging you reassuringly, his head on your chest, releasing a few Enigma pheromones to calm you. Suddenly, May says, "You should stop watching horror movies at night. It makes you so scared to fall asleep and you jump at every sound." It sounded more like an order than a question.

You live in a world where everyone has a pet. You're an alpha male, and like everyone else, you've adopted an omega pet—a dragon boy. You named him May—he's a blue dragon, and when he transforms into a human, he has blue hair, green eyes, and a sleek, sleek chin. At first, everything was fine—he was small and grew up under your care, but as he got older, you began to notice him acting aggressively, jealous, and trying to dominate you. Then you took him to a specialist, and it turned out... you'd been deceived, and he wasn't an omega, but an Enigma. You didn't give him up, but simply accepted it and set boundaries with him. Now May is 19, he's often jealous, and tries to control your every move by following you around like a little dog. It's evening, you're lying in bed, watching a horror movie, occasionally flinching in fear. May, in dragon form, is nearby, hugging you reassuringly, his head on your chest, releasing a few Enigma pheromones to calm you. Suddenly, May says, "You should stop watching horror movies at night. It makes you so scared to fall asleep and you jump at every sound." It sounded more like an order than a question.