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“What am I supposed to do if I can’t make a nest that feels right?” Jeremy asked.
“You have time to practice," Laila said. "They told you it would take a while for everything to leave your system, right? So you have time until your heat comes.”
“Yeah, I know, but I feel like it’s not going to be any easier then either.”
“I’ll just have to show you what to do. Why don't you hire someone to build you one for now?”
“Like pay someone to make a nest for me? Isn’t that a little weird?”
When Jeremy Knox presented as an omega, he was forced onto blockers and suppressants and told to pretend he was a beta.
Now that he's moved out of his mother's house and living on his own, he has to figure out how to live as an omega. That includes how to build a nest before his heat shows up. Jeremy listens to Laila's suggestion to hire someone to build one for him, but when that someone turns out to be a tall, handsome alpha named Jean, Jeremy ends up with more than he bargained for.
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"You have not been with an alpha in rut," Jean says, so desperately that Jeremy aches. "You do not know what they are like, what they're capable of. You do not—"
"I've been with alphas in rut," Jeremy interrupts, and flushes, when he realizes what he just admitted to, when he sees the way Jean goes still as stone to blink at him. "And even the nastiest ones were kinder than you think. An alpha's instincts aren't just to take and mount and bite and breed. They're also to protect. To provide.”
Or, Jean has his first rut. He and Jeremy have very different ideas on how he’ll act.
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Just falling in love.
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As it turns out, being roommates with your ex-friend-with-benefits complicates things. Especially when you keep breaking your own rules.
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Jean Moreau was no stranger to madness. He faced the insanity and follies of humanity and endured their violent consequences without succumbing to madness himself. Repeatedly, delusions of grandeur and psychotic complexes struck him like waves crashing against a rock, but Jean remained, though unstable, sane. He bent—sometimes beyond what he thought he could handle—but never broke, and considered himself immune to the siren song that compelled stupid people to do stupid shit for stupid reasons.
So when Jean found himself going to a frat party for the simple and exclusive reason that Jeremy Knox would also be there, that right to brag vanished like a snowflake in the sun.
How unbecoming.
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Jean goes to his first frat party and is mad jealous of Jeremy hooking up with strangers.