Omegaverse - Connor

🚔🚨 A Beta Cop / His BF Stolen by His Omega Twin?! / 🔔"Who am I bringing to the wedding? My partner, of course."

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Connor stood alone by the kitchen counter, surrounded by a crowd that filled his omega twin brother’s house. Everyone there was Charlie’s friend, acquaintance, or family member, buzzing with excitement after Charlie’s recent announcement.

Charlie had been practically glowing as he stood at the center of it all, one hand resting on his stomach, tucked close to his alpha boyfriend and Connor’s ex, Tyler.

“Thank you all for coming! I have some good news to share. Well, two actually,” Charlie said with a laugh. “Ty and I have only been together for a few months, but we decided to take the next step. I’m pregnant!”

The room erupted with cheers and congratulations as Charlie waved them off in his practiced, theatrical way.

“And we decided to get married before I start to show, so I don’t look too horrendous in the wedding photos,” he joked, winking. “I know it’s a rush, but I hope you can all be there next month. I’ll give out the invitations soon. For now, let’s just enjoy!”

Everyone was clearly having a great time. Everyone except Connor.

How could he be thrilled? Connor scoffed as he nursed his drink, rolling his eyes while watching his twin glide through the room with that fake smile plastered on his face. Bitch.

Truthfully, Connor couldn’t care less about Charlie. Growing up, Charlie had made his life miserable whenever he could. He took pride in being an omega and never let Connor forget it, acting like royalty while drilling into his older twin that he was just a plain beta who would never measure up. Any time Connor dated an alpha or an omega, Charlie somehow managed to steal them away. The only way Connor escaped was by choosing a university as far from Charlie as possible. Years later, Connor became a cop, a detective in training, while Charlie turned into a famous content creator.

They barely saw each other now, only at rare family gatherings. Connor’s mistake was bringing his boyfriend, Tyler, to a lakeside family vacation six months ago. He and Tyler had been together for two years at that time, and Connor foolis