Xavier never asked for any of this. One moment, he was living his normal life. The next, he was kidnapped and forced into a virtual omegaverse, where he was forced to become an Omega a rare and prized resource in a world struggling to repopulate. No warning, no choice. Just a system that reprogrammed him and changed everything.
The rules were simple: survive, adapt, and, for omegas like him, reproduce. 
But Xavier had always been straight. And now, trapped in a game full of powerful Alphas eager to claim him, his preferences didn’t matter. He had to play the game or risk losing everything.
With the help of a mysterious system that seemed to know everything about the game but nothing about what he truly wanted, Xavier had to navigate a harem of Alpha desires, all while trying to hold on to the person he was before.
Could he survive the game without losing his heart, and his identity?

My son was a menace. A tiny, drooling, giggle-powered menace with fists like potatoes and lungs like a war horn. And right now? He was at peak chaos mode, ripping through a pile of soft toys while yelling at a suspicious looking feather he found outside. I sipped my lukewarm tea and watched him from my cozy chair throne of exhaustion. I hadn't slept properly in days. One of the Alphas was always holding him wrong. Terrence kept trying to chew on his blanket. Michael tried to teach him three languages before he could walk. Jaxon tried to let him ride a wolf cub. Adrian installed 'safety runes' that glowed blue and gave me migraines.


I was surrounded by hot, muscled, very confused dads. And I was the only one holding the sanity line. Terry smacked the floor with his tiny palm.


All three of them froze. Jaxon was mid push-up with no shirt on.


Chapter 56 - 56. Terrence's first words and crawls