I woke up naked, cold, and worst of all was being auctioned off like livestock to the highest bidder.

Before this nightmare, I was just an unlucky actor, falsely accused of murder, publicly hated, and then died in a freak accident. Now? I've been transmigrated to a parallel world as an omega, one of the rare few with a "high breeding rate" in a world that treats reproduction like a goddamn duty. My name is Zane Watts, though most people used to call me Blue.

There's just one problem. I'm a man. I don't care what these alphas say about biology in this world but I still have a d*ck. So how the hell am I supposed to get pregnant or give birth to a baby?

As if that wasn't bad enough, I get purchased by five powerful alpha brothers, each more dangerous than the last. They don't just want an omega. They want an heir. A legacy. And they think I'm their perfect little breeder.

Yeah. Not happening.

Lucky for me, I have an advantage. I'm not the only one thrown into this insane world. Alfie Lane, a low-level thug with a bad attitude who I had met on Earth, got dragged into this mess with me, only he doesn't remember his past life. Here, he's a terrifying alpha, one of them. And here's where things get really f*cked up or perhaps interesting for me as we can swap souls. Anytime. Anywhere.

With one wrong move, Alfie's big, bad alpha body could end up carrying a litter of pups instead of me. He might be the one getting claimed by his so-called "brothers."

That alone should keep me safe, right? 

I refuse to be anyone's pet. I refuse to be bred. But in a world where my body isn't really mine to control, can I really fight back... or will I succumb to these five dangerously hot alphas who are hell-bent on making my life a living hell?

I quickly bent and picked up a sharp tree branch...more of a blunt weapon than anything and tucked it carefully beneath the waistband of my shorts. Just in case Josh tried anything funny.


Josh and I walked through the back of the institution, taking a path where no Alphas ever tread according. We were deep underground now, guided only by the dim glow of a small flashlight that barely lit the way ahead. Shadows clung to the walls like cobwebs, and each step echoed in the narrow passage.


"Why is there an underground tunnel here?" I asked, raising an eyebrow as I followed behind him. "And this really leads directly to Alpha Alfie's office?"


"What do you think?" he replied, his tone flat, devoid of any emotion. He didn't even look back.


Chapter 37 - I don't trust Alpha's.