✩ You Are The One For Me ✩

Just two boys with different lives whose destinies intertwine on one fateful night. A little warning : The story contains ABO. The omegas in this story have female genitalia and, regardless of gender, are able to give birth. If you don't like that kind of stuff please don't read. 🥰🥰

Perth - a powerful alpha who lost his beloved omega, Liam, during childbirth - has spent seven years raising his son, Luke, alone. Love was something he buried long ago, locked away with the memories he could never face. But when Santa, a gentle yet mysterious interior designer, enters his home to renovate Luke's room, Perth's carefully built walls begin to crumble. There's something about Santa - his smile, his sadness, his quiet strength - that draws Perth in like gravity. Santa hides a past that still bleeds, scars carved deep by betrayal and pain. Perth hides a heart still chained to a ghost. When love begins to bloom between two broken souls, old wounds awaken, and buried secrets rise to the surface. Can Perth free himself from Liam's memory? Can Santa escape the past that refuses to let him go? Or will fate mark them both once more - this time with a love that burns and heals all at once? Started: 5th October, 2025 Ended: 24th November, 2025 Status: completed

Perth Tanapon was a man of control-cold, precise, untouchable. As the CEO of Riser Music, his world was ruled by discipline, silence, and carefully maintained distance. Love was a distraction, emotions were weaknesses, and attachments? Out of the question. Then came Santa. A neonatal nurse with a sharp tongue, an infuriating smile, and absolutely no fear of him. Santa was warmth where Perth had only ever known cold, chaos where Perth had built order, and the first person to ever push past his walls like they never existed at all. What started as a game of wits-teasing glances, fleeting touches, power struggles disguised as flirtation-soon spirals into something neither of them can control. Because control was never meant to last. Not when Santa made losing feel so damn good. And Perth was never letting him go.