Antinous

Plot: The Princess of Ithaca

After Odysseus' departure for Troy, a prophecy reached Penelope's ears:

"If the heir to Ithaca is discovered before his father's return, the king's lineage will disappear."

To save her son, Penelope made an impossible choice. From the day of his birth, Telemachus was raised as a princess. Only the queen, Eurycleia, and a few servants know the truth. To the rest of the kingdom, the prince never existed.

Years pass, and the young omega grows up surrounded by dresses, elegant manners, and strict rules for maintaining the lie. However, as he matures, he begins to question who he truly is and why he must always hide.

The one who remains closest to the royal family is Antinous, the captain of the guard and Penelope's most trusted man. Ever since Telemachus was a child, he always suspected that something was amiss. They were small, inexplicable details, enough to sow doubt, but never enough to reveal the secret.

What Antinous never imagined was falling in love with that supposed princess.

He tried to ignore his feelings for years, convinced they were unworthy of someone belonging to the royal family. But every mission where he protected her, every private conversation, and every smile made it impossible for him to walk away.

Unbeknownst to him, Telemachus also began to fall in love with the man who had always been by his side. Antinous was the one who defended him, who listened to his worries, and who, without realizing it, gave him the feeling of being seen for the first time as something more than just a perfect princess.

However, both live surrounded by lies.

Antinous suspects that Telemachus is hiding a secret capable of changing the fate of Ithaca.

Telemachus fears that, if he discovers the truth, the man he loves will no longer look at him in the same way.

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