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In his past life, Milo Brennan did everything right. He was the quiet omega who married Nate Halloran, smiled at every dinner party, never argued, and never asked for anything. And when he couldn't give Nate a child, he was thrown away like he never mattered. Nate brought home a younger omega, the Halloran family signed the divorce papers for him, and Milo died alone in the snow outside the house he used to call home. Then he opened his eyes and he was nineteen again, holding the results of his secondary gender test. This time Milo isn't going to be anyone's obedient omega. He changes his results, registers as a beta, buys suppressants he can barely afford, and walks away from his family. All he wants is a normal job and a quiet life where no alpha can decide his worth. So he becomes the new assistant of Callum Stroud, the cold and impossible CEO who hates omegas and only hired Milo because "betas don't cause trouble." But Milo's careful little life starts falling apart fast. His suppressants are getting weaker, Callum is getting closer, and the boss who trusts no one suddenly can't work without him. Then there's Luca Ferrante, the rival CEO who keeps showing up and looking at Milo like he already knows him. Milo doesn't understand why, until Luca says the one thing nobody in this life should know: "I remember the snow, Milo. I was too late last time, and I'm not letting that happen again." And when Nate Halloran walks back into his life as Callum's new business partner, Milo