Kashiwagi Koichi, an alpha, arrives at a school for his teaching practice and encounters Aizawa Rihito, a notorious delinquent who commands the attention of the omega students around him. The teachers turn a blind eye to Aizawa’s misconduct. Kashiwagi recognizes Aizawa as a student he once tutored—a bright and promising boy who had aimed to attend an elite alpha school. When Kashiwagi approaches him, Aizawa responds with a provocative attitude, challenging the teacher’s assumptions about his nature. Aizawa is not an alpha but an omega, born into an elite alpha family that had high expectations for him, and his secondary gender has become a source of deep conflict. Meanwhile, Kashiwagi carries the trauma of having previously attacked an omega, which complicates his instincts and emotions as he faces a former student who now openly defies him. The story unfolds in a school setting within an omegaverse where traditional dynamics of alphas, betas, and omegas govern social and biological tensions. As the two clash and reconnect, their past bond resurfaces, and Aizawa declares his desire to embrace his former teacher despite his omega status. The narrative explores themes of identity, trauma, and forbidden attraction as they navigate the boundaries of teacher and student, alpha and omega, and the lingering wounds of their shared history.