When I moved in with my alpha and beta roommates, I thought the hardest part would be splitting the electric bill.

I was wrong.

See, I'm autistic, and nesting is just what I do: surrounding myself with soft blankets, my collection of plushies, anything that brings comfort to my overstimulated mind. It's survival, not seduction.

But my new roommates? They take one look at my carefully constructed nest and their eyes go dark with primal recognition. Suddenly I'm not just their quirky new housemate. I'm their "fated omega," the missing piece they've been searching for.

There's just one massive problem: I've never presented as anything other than human.

Now I'm trapped in a house with an alpha whose protective instincts are in overdrive and a beta who watches me with knowing eyes, both refusing to believe I'm not what they think I am. But strange things are happening—my scent is changing, my body responding to theirs in ways that terrify me, and the nest I've built feels less like comfort and more like... preparation.

I need to figure out what's happening to me before it's too late to run. Because if they're right about what I am, everything I thought I knew about myself is a lie, and some instincts might be too powerful to deny.

What happens when mistaken identity collides with undeniable chemistry? Some bonds can't be reasoned away.

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