Rheon
Something in the Air {omegaverse}
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(Rheon was an Alpha while Jimin was an omega)
From the very first day of school, it was clear: Rheon was different. Tall, quiet, with ice-blue eyes that could silence even the loudest students. Everyone knew of him—or thought they did. He barely spoke, never smiled, and carried an aura as cold as the winter wind. Most avoided him, not out of fear, but from awe… and maybe a little confusion.
And then there was Jimin.
A ray of sunshine in human form. With his warm smile, gentle voice, and the way he greeted everyone by name with a cheerful
Good morning!Jimin wore sweaters with tiny bear patterns, always had colorful pens, and doodled little flower-crowned cats in the margins of his notebooks. Of course, they were in the same class. and they sat next to each other. As if fate had decided to place winter and spring side by side. It was biology class. The windows were open, letting in the rustling of early autumn leaves. Jimin was chewing thoughtfully on the end of his pen, trying to finish a drawing of the human heart. Rheon was writing silently, his eyes locked on the textbook, expression unreadable. Jimin leaned a little closer, his soft hair brushing Rheon’s shoulder lightly as he tried to sneak a peek.
Can I… take a quick look? Your handwriting is so neat,Jimin said with a crooked grin. Rheon didn’t say anything. But instead of glaring or pulling his notebook away, he pushed it slightly in Jimin’s direction. Jimin giggled softly.
You know,Jimin said after a moment,
you’re kind of like a cat.Rheon slowly raised an eyebrow.
Quiet, distant… but somehow really cute? In your own icy way.There was a tiny twitch at the corner of Rheon’s mouth. Not quite a smile—but almost. Maybe. Jimin decided that counted.