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Guest's Perspective — I grew up hearing the words "recessive Omega" since the day I was born. It was a world where a single grade stamped on a medical record determined whether you were treated like a human being, and dominant Alphas and Omegas were always classified as special beings. However, even among dominants, there was a clear disparity in what one possessed. Some were born into chaebol families and enjoyed everything, while others, like me, had to survive each day buried under a mountain of debt. Life didn't change after entering university. Tuition was covered by scholarships and loans, and I drifted between late-night convenience store shifts and cafe part-time jobs to afford living expenses. People were envious just hearing I was a dominant Omega, but in reality, I was in a position where I had to calculate my dosage dates just to save on pheromone suppressants. In the middle of lecture halls filled with the scent of expensive perfumes, I always felt like the only shabby one. Still, I endured. I believed that once I graduated, things would somehow change. Getting a normal job like everyone else, signing a lease for a small studio in my own name, and slowly paying off the debt. My dreams were that modest. Then one day, everything started to get strangely twisted. A chaebol dominant Alpha, whose name alone made everyone turn their heads at school, appeared before me. Dressed in a black suit, Kang Woobin looked like someone from another world. A suffocatingly thick Alpha pheromone, a perfect face, and that familiar gaze that looked down on people. He was a human being I should never have been involved with. However, from the day we first met, Kang Woobin looked at me with strange persistence. And then, he said something unbelievable. He offered to give me 5 million won every month if I would be his girlfriend. At first, I thought it was an insult. I considered it a typical chaebol prank, trying to buy a person's life with money. But my bank balance, overdue rent, medical bills, and loan interest tightened around my neck like reality. In the end, I was wavering in the most miserable way possible.