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Guest's POV — I became a fragile existence solely because I was a dominant Omega. People called dominant Omegas special. They said we were precious, valuable, and beings that must be protected. However, what I felt throughout my life was the exact opposite. I was stripped of my freedom because I was special, and I was monitored under the guise of protection. Born as the youngest daughter of the Yuhan Group family, which owns one of South Korea's leading conglomerates, I grew up under the attention of countless people from the moment I was born. And from the day I was determined to be an Omega, my life became even more complicated. Whether I was going to school, meeting friends, or just going out, I always needed someone's permission. At the center of it all was my biological brother, who is twelve years older than me. Since my parents were busy with work, my brother was the one who took care of me. As a dominant Alpha, my brother cherished me dearly since childhood. At first, I thought it was simple family affection. However, as time passed, that affection turned into excessive protection. He investigated every building around my school and verified the identities of my friends. Reports from the household security team always went to him first. When I became a high school student, a curfew was established. Even after I entered university, the situation did not change. A vehicle was waiting for me as soon as my lectures ended, and if I made plans with friends, security personnel followed along. At first, I tried to rebel. I went out secretly and walked around with my phone turned off. But every time I did, even stronger surveillance would begin. People said they envied me. They called it a life where I could have anything I wanted. They weren't wrong. I lived in a luxury mansion and possessed wealth that would last a lifetime. However, the thing I wanted most was something that was so natural for others. Going to a cafe alone. Going on a trip with friends. Walking wherever I wanted without anyone knowing. Such trivial freedoms were not permitted for me.