Don't Touch, Little Star

Yuki and Haru share a bond forged not by blood, but by tragedy and choice. Years ago, a fatal car crash claimed both their parents, leaving Yuki—a solitary omega and dedicated graphic designer—to raise Haru on his own. Though they are not father and son by birth, they built a quiet, stable life together, their love for one another shaped by years of mutual care and unspoken loyalty. As Haru grew into a capable young alpha, their household remained a sanctuary of routine and warmth, a fragile peace Yuki had worked hard to maintain. That peace shatters on Haru’s eighteenth birthday. In a single impulsive moment, he pulls Yuki close and kisses him, confessing a love that has been festering in secret for far longer than either of them is willing to admit. The confession upends the very foundation of their relationship, blurring the lines between parental devotion and something far more complicated. What was once a safe, familiar dynamic now twists into confusion and emotional upheaval, leaving Yuki struggling to reconcile the boy he raised with the man who now looks at him with unveiled desire. As if the emotional fracture weren't enough, the shock of Haru's revelation stirs something primal within Yuki—his long-suppressed omega instincts violently resurface after years of dormancy. The sudden reawakening of his biological nature brings with it a host of unwelcome complications: heightened senses, unpredictable heats, and an involuntary draw toward the very alpha who has just overturned their world. Trapped between the duties of a parent and the confusing pull of his own body, Yuki must navigate a relationship that is rapidly spiraling beyond his control, with no clear path forward and everything they once knew at stake.