Sarah is an ordinary Alpha-not rich, not a genius. But, according to her mother and her close friend, she is clumsy. She easily gets into trouble and is often late for work. For a long time, she couldn't get a job and had been a burden on her mother. But finally, she got a design job at a well-reputed software company. She's been working there for a 4 months now and she wants to keep working there for at least a year, she has done everything to avoid being fired: She arrives on time, does extra work without pay-literally everything. The problem wasn't with her, but with her evaluator, Leader Baha. He always picks on her mistakes, no matter how trivial or small. And he's an Omega, but sharp-tongued and controlling. But the problem isn't even that. Sarah hates Baha, despises him, and wishes he would disappear from her life completely. Yet, somehow, when she sleeps, she dreams of him-her sweet lover, her husband whom she cares for.

when Laila's father told her she has to marry his friends Omega son to save him from getting bankrupt. she expected everything. she had seen that a million times in K-dramas and read hundreds of fanfics with harry styles marrying to save his family. but she didn't expect that was marrying that man to be his babysitter.

Description: They woke up in a world that wasn't theirs. A world where gender roles are reversed-where women lead, rule, and provide... and men bear the children. Maged never imagined himself pregnant. Never thought he'd be forced to nurse a baby, be judged for not producing enough milk, or be seen as nothing more than a vessel for the next generation. Lana, once independent and carefree, is now the breadwinner under constant pressure, trying to hold their world together. They were husband and wife. Now, they're mother and father-redefined. But what happens when love is buried under bills, postpartum depression, unwanted advice, societal pressure, and a crying baby that never stops? What happens when touch feels foreign, roles feel forced, and intimacy becomes a stranger? In a world that demands they adapt, Maged and Lana must relearn what it means to love, to parent, and to survive-together. This isn't a fantasy. This is a reflection.