Prologue — A Dream

In the shadows of a lush rainforest, two young boys stood under a canopy of rain-drenched leaves. The older boy had sharp, confident eyes and the faintest hint of a smile—an Alpha. The younger one, slightly shorter, with wide eyes and a hesitant voice—an Omega.

“If my dad gets transferred, will you forget me?” the Omega said with beautiful smile.

“Never. Even if I forget everything else… I’ll never forget you.”

The Alpha said while he was holding the Omega's hand.

But that promise faded like the mist, and so did the boy's face. The dream dissolved into a blur—just like always.

Morning — Fah's Room

Fah jolted awake, heart racing.

His breath hitched as he stared at the ceiling, cold sweat trailing down his temple. That dream again—the same faceless Omega, the same scent. His chest ached every time, but the moment he tried to remember the boy’s face… it slipped away.

His hand clenched over the tattoo on his wrist. He didn’t know why, but every time he dreamed of that forest, the mark on his wrist throbbed faintly.

A knock. “Fah, breakfast’s ready!” came his mother’s voice from downstairs.

“Coming!” Fah replied, pulling his long hair into a ponytail. His reflection in the mirror looked just as confused as every other morning. "Who *was* that boy in his dreams?" He went straight to bathroom for bath. After bath he dressed up.

Breakfast — Wattanachai Residence

At the table, his parents chatted cheerfully. His mother, a calm Alpha, and his father, a strong and dominant Alpha, exchanged glances when they noticed Fah zoning out.

“You had that dream again?” his father asked quietly.

Fah nodded. “Yes. And I'm just wondering

how my day will go today in College."

His parents fell silent. Then his father said, “Dreams are just echoes of memory. Focus on the future. College starts today.”

Fah nodded, rubbing his wrist again. “Right.”

They didn’t mention the past. Not the car accident that stole a year of his memory in junior high. Not the death of his grandfather—the one person who believed those dreams meant something important because he once said," If the dream comes once

or twice then it is fine but if it's come again and again then something is really important that nature giving signal to you. My boy you need to believe and trust the fate that was already given to you." His Grandfather has words was hope to him that one day he will find out the truth behind the dream that come again and again.

Fah's phone ring... ring......" Hello" he said to other side person on phone.

" Are you going to come or not ?" He questioned Fah. " Yeah, I'm on my way to college." He said then disconnected the phone without listening to him.

" Bye, bye Pa and Maa." Fah said while going out of the house. " Bye, bye Fah." They both replied to Fah. He sat in a black car and left for College.

It is a prestigious college name St. Aelric's College. Most ofdonation for scholarship students are given by his Parents.

Elsewhere — Ken's Home

Kenji Tanaka stretched, his cat-like smile soft in the morning sun.

“Morning’,” he mumbled as he walked into the living room, hair still messy.

His Alpha father, serious but kind, looked up from the news. “First day at your new college, Kenji. Try not to be late.”

Kenji chuckled. “Not without my breakfast.” He was about to sit at table."No, not without bath

you can't eat." He replied to him while raising his right eyebrows.

Puitrakul, his elder brother and a dominant Alpha, was already sneaking out of the house. “Exploring the new town,” he said over his shoulder.

"What about your job, First, your college already completed and we came here after many years. Are you willing to go on job interview or not ?" He was looked worried about First that's why he asked.

" I got it, Pa. I will go to the job interview but not today, please it's my day I want to explore today." He replied with bright smile because he knows his father was worried.

"Okay, First enjoy your day and explore what you want too." Alpha father nodded with a return smile.

First went out to explore the town.

Ken also smiled back to his father and went to take a bath. Dressed up according to College day color.

As he took a bite of toast,"Ken you will be late......" He heard that before listening to his father he went out," Bye,bye...." And rashes to the way to college.

Ken nodded absentmindedly. His mind drifted back years before…

Flashback — Years Ago

Behind a sudden transfer.

A message on his Alpha father’s phone. The way his eyes darkened with fear. The way he whispered, “We’re leaving.”

Kenji had never asked what happened. But the fear in his father's voice still echoed inside him. That night, his father packed quickly. And Kenji… left behind something precious. Or someone.

Present — On the Way to College

Kenji walked through the quiet streets of the town he once called home, the wind brushing against his face. He didn’t recognize most things. So much had changed. The houses, the trees… even the scent of the air.

But a strange warmth stirred in his chest.

“Would the friend I used to play with even he remember me ?"

Suddenly—

**BARK!**

A tiny puppy dashed into the road.

A car came speeding from the other side.

“NO!” Kenji shouted, rushing forward without thinking.

The Sudden Collision — First Meeting

Tires screeched.

The car jerked to a halt, just inches from Ken and the trembling puppy in his arms.

The driver door slammed open.

A tall boy with long hair tied back, wearing dark mood-toned clothes and an Alpha mark on his wrist, stormed toward him.

“Are you crazy?!” the boy shouted. “You could’ve died! You idiot.”

Kenji looked up, dazed. Their eyes locked—dark blue clashing with deep black.

The Alpha boy’s breath caught in his throat.

That scent…

That feeling…

Something primal stirred in both of them. Alpha and Omega instincts collided in a rush of forgotten emotions.

And then, the Alpha muttered under his breath,

“…Tch. The puppy’s cuter than the guy who saved it.”

Kenji blinked. “Excuse me?”

The Alpha looked flustered for a moment, then looked away. “Nothing. Just… be more careful.”

Kenji stood up slowly, holding the puppy close. “Thanks… for stopping.”

Fah—though he didn’t remember Ken—found his heart pounding. His instincts screamed at him. Something about this boy felt *important*.

Neither of them knew the truth yet.

Not that they were childhood friends.

Not that they had made a promise under the rain.

Not that fate had brought them back together—whether they were ready or not.

To Be Continued…

In the world of Alphas, Betas, and Omegas—some bonds are written in instinct. Others, in forgotten promises. But love… always finds its way back.

First's POV

I'm finally at my hometown and I will go wherever I want to go, whatever I want to see, I will see it and that will be real deal for today. He was thinking that with a killer smile because today he was going to do something which he had been thinking for a long time, but he never did because his father didn't allow him to do that crazy things he did at his Junior high school.

He was thinking of his old days in junior high.

Prank Letters to Classmates

Sends fake love letters to random students, causing hilarious confusion — especially when a tough guy receives a letter supposedly from another boy.

Dyeing His Hair in Wild Colors Before Exam Week

Shows up with half-pink, half-green hair saying,

“This is my exam mood hair. If I fail, I’ll just blame the colors.”

Playing Cupid for His Juniors

Tries to "help" younger students confess their crushes—usually ending in hilarious disaster.

And so on.

But when his father found out his mischievous, playful, prank - loving by his Home Teacher his father were so angry that he didn't talk to him for two-three days.

No, I shouldn't do this playful things again otherwise father will get angry again, for sure.

He was just thinking that suddenly someone collision with First and First catches him in his arm's they both looked in each other's eyes for a moment. He face was glowing red when sun light falls at him. It was unspeakable thing for First. His scent was like fresh peaches smell.

"So.... sorry, I'm really.... sorry please let me go I'm already late." He said while pushing away First. He went from there but First was just in that feeling when he came to his consciousness that boy already gone.

"Hey, boy why were you in hurry I was just about to ask your name." He was clueless where that boy come from but something in his heart was already saying that he was the one he is waiting all this days.

Meanwhile at college gate

Fag stepped through the college gates, and in an instant, he was surrounded by a crowd of students whispering and pointing him.

"Isn't that him ?"

"Wattanachi family's heir - An Dominate Alpha."

"He's even more handsome in real life."

The Wattanachai name was well-known—even among students. Tall, composed, and carrying the aura of a dominant Alpha, Fah didn’t show emotion as the whispers followed him. His long hair was tied neatly in a ponytail, and his dark blue eyes scanned ahead calmly.

Then, parting the sea of curious eyes, a firm voice called out, “Alright, that’s enough. Move.”

It was Thee—Fah’s Family friend and a normal Alpha. The one who called him when Fah was at House. Thee’s presence was strong, but not overbearing.

The crowd gave way as Thee grabbed Fah’s wrist and tugged him out of the spotlight.

“Looks like you’re still a celebrity,” Thee teased.

Fah just chuckled. “Unwanted attention.”

They made their way to the welcome area. Today was Freshmen Introduction Day and Color Uniform Day—everyone wore different colored shirts depending on their major. Fah’s was deep navy blue. After the intros, there would be the buddy system announcement.

Meanwhile, not far from campus, Kenji was on the roadside, cuddling the tiny puppy he’d rescued.

“What should I call you?” he mumbled, stroking the puppy’s soft fur. He smiled,"Meno hmm...., no what about Yuki. Did you like it." The little one liked the name licked Ken's face with little bark for agreeing with the name, but Ken's eyes widened in panic as he checked the time. “Shit! I’m late!”

Clutching the puppy to his chest, Kenji dashed through the college gates. His scent, sweet with a nervous edge, caught the attention of a few passing students—but no one recognized the quiet recessive Omega.

He stopped at the coffee shop, panting. “One cappuccino please—fast!”

Moments later, holding the cup, he ran toward the welcome event. But in his rush, he crashed into someone.

Hot coffee splashed. A gasp. The senior he’d collided with stared at his stained shirt, furious. “Are you blind?Watch out!”

Kenji stepped back, stammering, “I-I’m sorry—”

But the senior shoved him.

Ken stumbled—until he was caught by strong arms. Familiar arms.

For a moment, everything froze.

Fah looked down into Ken’s wide, startled eyes. Something unexplainable passed between them. A flutter. A scent. Recognition—buried deep.

But neither said a word.

The crowd moved on. The event began. Freshmen were welcomed by the seniors with a traditional college song, followed by warm introductions. Everyone introduced themselves. Ken still held the puppy, nervously cradling it as he gave his name.

Then came the buddy system.

A senior read the names. Almost all students were paired but Fah and Ken was waiting to be paired with someone.“Fah Wattanachai and Kenji Tanaka will be buddies.”

The senior announced.

Eyes darted toward them.

Thee nudged Fah, whispering, “That’s the guy you caught earlier, isn’t it?”

Fah nodded slightly. He still couldn’t shake that strange feeling.

After the event, classes resumed. Fah and Thee entered the lecture hall, where the professor greeted them.

“Today, I’ll assign class partners,” the professor said. “Who were paired in buddy system they will be paired in class assignment too." "Paired students be working together.”

Ken looked up in disbelief.

Fah blinked, confused but calm.

As Ken walked over, another student waved at him with a soft smile. “Hi. I’m Khao.”

Ken smiled back. “Kenji.”

Khao was an Omega like him—but open and warm, unlike Kenji’s quiet demeanor.

Class began, but the strange flutter from earlier still echoed in Fah and Ken’s hearts—like something was beginning to stir.

To be continued......

“Some connections don’t need words—they just find you… even if you’ve forgotten why they matter.”

Classes Start With Bell Rings

The lecture hall buzzed with murmurs as the professor stepped in. Without delay, he spoke firmly.

“I'm Jake your professor buy now till the end of your graduation." With a bright smile on his face. Announce the important thing,"Those who were paired during the buddy system will also be partnered for your first group assignment. Whenever I give you works, you must be work together and submit it by next week. Class begins now.”

The announcement caused some groans, but Ken’s heart thudded slightly. So, I’ll be working with… him again?

The lecture rolled on. Fah sat two rows ahead of Ken, his broad shoulders relaxed, but his sharp eyes occasionally flicked sideways—almost as if sensing something.

By the time the lecture ended, the professor handed out assignment topics and dismissed the class with a reminder:

“Use this break wisely. I’ll be expecting thoughtful work.” went out of the classroom while all the students were standing and saying together, "Thank you, Sir." with a smile because this is a Recess Break Time.

Break Time – At the College Canteen Courtyard

Outside the class, Ken tugged at Khao’s sleeve.

“Come with me. I need to check on someone important.”

Khao tilted his head curiously, following Ken past the hallway, down the back garden toward a shaded bench. An older man, the campus gardener, was sitting with a small, wagging bundle in his lap.

“Uncle!” Ken waved. “Is Yuki okay?”

The gardener smiled, handing over the puppy.

“This little one didn’t move from the spot all day. He just waited for you, ears perked like he was guarding something.”

Ken’s smile softened as he held the puppy in his arms.

“Thanks again for taking care of him.”

Khao blinked in surprise.

“Aww… Cutie! What’s his name?”

Ken chuckled, kissing the pup’s head.

“His name’s Yuki Tanaka. He’s my one of family member now.”

Just as he said those words, a warm breeze rustled the trees.

From across the canteen courtyard, Fah had just stepped in, lazily walking beside Thee. Fah wasn’t looking around and listening to Thee who was making jokes of freshers until he heard that voice. He paused—eyes narrowing slightly searching for the person's voice—and turned toward the bench.

There, under the dappled sunlight, stood Ken, cradling a puppy, his smile so radiant that it stole Fah’s breath for a second.

"He… looks so happy… and gentle." Fah said that with a bright smile he never give to anyone after his grandfather died.

Thee, meanwhile, stopped mid-step—his eyes widening when he saw something rare.

“Fah…” he whispered, stunned. “You’re smiling.”

Fah didn’t realize it himself. It had been years. He hadn’t truly smiled since his grandfather passed away. The expression came naturally as he stared at Ken.

At that very moment, Ken looked up—and their eyes met. Neither moved. Neither blinked.

The world felt distant. Only the sound of their racing hearts pounded louder than anything else.

"Why is he smiling at me?" Ken mu

"Why do I feel warm?"

They both looked away, cheeks flushing slightly, pretending nothing had happened.

Later — In Separate Classrooms

Classes resumed. Fah and Thee were in another department, while Ken sat beside Khao in theirs. Yet even separated by buildings, neither could focus—their minds replaying that moment from outside.

After Class — Outside College Gate

Ken and Khao walked to the gate together.

“See you tomorrow,” Ken smiled.

“You too! And give Cutie—I mean, Yuki—a hug from me!” Khao giggled.

As Khao left, someone leaned casually against the gate’s pillar.

“Took you long enough, huh,” said a familiar voice.

Ken’s face lit up.

“First! You.... waited?”

Puitrakul "First" Tanaka, Ken’s elder brother, looked slightly annoyed… and flustered by his words.

“Of course. It’s your first day. I’m not a monster and I'm your elder brother who took responsibility, right.”

But then his tone turned sharp.

“That boy you were talking to. Who is he? A new friend?”

Ken tilted his head, suspicious.

“Why are you suddenly so curious? You’ve never cared about my friends before.”

First crossed his arms, looking away.

“I… I met him earlier. Accidentally when I was exploring the town in morning. His face—there was something about it. The sunlight hit him just right, and I just knew…”

“…He’s an Omega.”

Ken’s eyes widened in realization.

“Wait—you mean Khao?”

First nodded, his cheeks tinged slightly red.

“He didn’t tell me his name. Just apologized and ran off.”

Ken sighed and laughed softly.

“So you’re acting like this because… you fell for someone?”

First shot him a warning glare but then looked away, quiet.

“Maybe.”

"You should’ve started with that. Let’s go home. You can tell Dad together.”

Ken placed Yuki gently in his brother’s arms.

At that mean time Fah was about go to his way Home. Fah was in his black car and set at drive place. Fah suddenly hear familiar voice - looking around him from car window and saw Ken laughing and talking to a boy.

But he didn't listen clearly what they were talking about.

"Who's that boy."

When he heard horn sound from back of the car he drives from their to on the road.

At Ken’s House

Ken and First sat down with their father, introducing Yuki, the newest Tanaka family member. Then First hesitantly opened up about his feelings for the boy he met suddenly, whom Ken confirmed was Khao.

Their father smiled warmly, giving a nod of encouragement.

Elsewhere, — Fah’s Home

Fah's POV

Fah ate dinner alone. His parents were away again.

The quietness in the house made every thought louder.

He couldn’t stop thinking about Ken.

Why was I staring at him? Why did his smile make me feel warm?

And then he remembered… Ken wasn’t alone. He was talking to someone else.

A boy.

And laughing.

Enjoying his company.

Fah clenched his jaw.

Why do I feel like this?

Why am I jealous?

He tossed on his bed, unease crawling through him like a heat that wouldn’t go away.

Meanwhile – Ken’s Bedroom

Ken's POV

Ken lay on his bed with Yuki curled up beside him.

“He smiled at me today…” he whispered to himself.

He didn’t know why, but Fah’s face, his scent, his presence—it lingered in Ken’s thoughts.

“I want to see him again.”

He smiled to himself and drifted off into a calm sleep.

“Two hearts. Two scents. Neither remembered the past… but fate never forgot.”