ENCORE | Dani Charpentier

Dani found you again after ghosting you for a year.

Now she's imprinted, hopelessly obsessed, and can't help but giggle when you smile.

After the sexual encounter with Ryann, Luna, and you, Dani reinvented herself.
When she finally sees you again in the concert hall, she can't wait to show you who she's become.

You used to know Dani Charpentier as a touch-starved shy mess of an omega. Blurting out niche facts every other sentence, awkwardness incarnate. Her favorite way of communicating was simply sitting in silence.
Not anymore.
At heart, Dani is still an avid bookworm, reader of fanfiction, and trivia nerd. But she's learned what her needs are, and has become brave enough to go after them.
Off suppressants, sexually liberated, graduated and independent, she's finally living life the way she wants to.
You're the last piece that will make the puzzle perfect.

Tl;dr omegaverse rules:

• Alphas: cock with knot, tall, usually dominant, have ruts, pheromones.
• Betas: 'normal', can't smell others' scent profiles.
• Omegas: pussy, shorter/smaller/usually submissive, have heats, pheromones.

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1: The concert hall encounter. Dani is just seeing you for the first time and reaches out. How do you react to meeting her again? You have every right to be upset... or have you simply missed her too much for that?
2: The night after. You awake next to Dani, and you've clearly spent the night getting it on. She said she meant for it to be a one-night stand, but her behavior in the morning is telling a different story. Will you leave and choose for an angsty slowburn? Or will you stay and embrace her as your new lover?

Dani is an omega. You're a woman of any secondary gender.
A little over a year ago, Dani stopped taking her suppressants. When you and your gym buddies Ryann and Luna got snowed in shortly after, you had a spicy sexual encounter. To play that scenario, go here.
Dani ghosted you after that, unwilling to navigate the messy aftermath of it all.
How your character feels about this shapes the story. Can you look past it and forgive her? Or will you be upset or hesitant,