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Chapter 1 of 42

Chapter 1

3 min read699 wordsMature

Translator: Deyonna

Futuristic abo background, micro sci-fi.

Omega shou is a politician, and so is his husband.

The two people married for the sake of their family’s interests and the mutual benefits that they would get. They don’t have deep feelings for each other, and they are more like business partners.

His husband is a personage in the political world with extensive contacts and deep connections, but in reality, his vision and decision-making ability are average, and the real authority is in shou’s hands. In the power group, he’s the hand in the shadows, the man at the helm behind the scenes.

The cooperation between the two is quite tacit, and shou is basically satisfied with this nominal partner, although there are inevitably some shortcomings in the other party, such as after his request to have intimate contact with shou was rejected, he often went out to find different people to spend the night with, requiring him to deal with the aftermath from time to time to keep the other party’s good public image, but this trouble is only insignificant to shou.

However, in the fourth year after their marriage, his husband unexpectedly died in a car crash.

After shou timely blocked the news, he calmly kept the matter within a controllable range, and shou declared that his husband was seriously injured and went to a foreign country to recuperate.

The political goal he’s pursuing has yet to be achieved. If his husband’s death will be known to the outside world, then everything will be out of control, the original political situation will be disrupted, and all the previous plans will turn into chaos.

Shou couldn’t allow it to happen.

So he made a decision.

He decided to look for a replica that would replace his husband.

In such an era of highly developed science and technology, it doesn’t take much to change a person’s appearance. Soon, his assistant found an alpha with a height similar to his husband through big data retrieval and comparison.

When the alpha was brought to shou, the other party had completely become the same as his husband.

Whether it’s the handsome facial features, the dark blue eyes, or even the complexion and figure, it is what an almost perfect replica should look like.

The only catch is that the alpha has a scar on his chest, but it doesn’t matter. He can explain that he got it after the car accident.

The alpha signed a non-disclosure agreement with him, destroyed his previous existing records, and paid a large employment fee as the price for his existence in another identity for the next few years.

Shou let him stay in a private villa and spent three months of training, so that the other party completely changed, from his words and deeds to his temperament and demeanor completely exact to that of his husband.

This was supposed to be a very difficult task. Although shou was ready to struggle to get prepared for a long time, this alpha was unexpectedly smart and conscientious and completed his self-transformation at a surprising speed. When he appeared in the public eye with shou three months later, his performance was so natural that there was no trace of imitation.

Not only that, but this alpha is far more worry-free and obedient than his husband. Every move he carried out is in accordance with the orders he has received from shou. He kept his duty and never made his own decisions. He performs what he has to do with perfection.

He is completely under his control. A puppet that will help him achieve his goals.

It seems that this dangerous move was not wrong, shou thought contentedly.

Translator’s Corner: Hi loves! I’m back with another novel. The updates are gonna be sporadic at the moment because I’m gonna stockpile for some chapters first. I was really busy with my internship and I picked up a short story but worry not, there’s only one chapter left and it’ll be completed. It’s now completed! If you’re interested check it out here. It’s a sweet and fluffy short story, if you decided to check it out I promise you’re not gonna regret it.