Fragments of Us [EN]

Ellington had always been a quiet presence in the school hallways - a reserved omega, soft-spoken, with eyes that noticed everything. His life was shaped by silences: the silence of a body that never stopped producing milk, the result of a rare and permanent condition; the silence of an abusive relationship that kept him trapped in guilt and fear; and the cruelest silence of all - the one that convinced him he deserved every burden he carried.

Caspian, on the other hand, bore the reputation of a delinquent. An alpha with an imposing presence and cold, unreadable eyes, he never cared what people said about him. Always on the edge, always apart - except when it came to Ellin. Since childhood, something in the omega's silence had drawn him in, stirred something deep, something restless. A bond invisible and unbreakable seemed to link them, long before either of them could begin to understand it.

When Caspian steps in to save Ellin from a moment of imminent violence, Ellin is forced to confront truths he had avoided for far too long. It marks the beginning of a slow, painful, but necessary transformation. As they spend more time together, feelings long repressed begin to surface - along with the fierce desire to protect, to love, and to be truly loved in return.

But Ellin's life is far from simple. His hyperprolactinemia requires constant care, and the social stigma placed upon omegas weighs heavily on his shoulders.

Amid secrets, trauma, and the fragile rebuilding of a shattered identity, "Fragments of Us" is a story about scars that cannot be seen, love that asks for no permission, and the quiet grace of finding shelter in someone else when your own body has become a battleground.