As long as I can remember, my life has been a consistent fight.

For my job, my acceptance in society and my freedom of my past.

Being a gay male omega meant I had to work harder to be taken seriously, to be respected.

I deserved the life I’ve built as a professor at Crown Well University.

I was happy. Content with the way things were.

Until one day, one class, three scents and my whole life changed.

I’ve never wanted alphas, never wanted the pack life.

Having a pack means you have to trust those within it.

And I didn’t trust anyone.

Especially not Jamie, Tate and Alaric.

They’re too young. Way too arrogant and cocky for my liking.

And, not to mention they’re also my students.

But saying no and walking away isn’t as easy as I’d like to be.

I’m drawn to them, this pull that communes me down to my bones.

They’re my scent matches. The universe’s fucked up way at giving me my own fated mates.

They’ve taken my choice away, disrupted my comfortable life.

Now, I can’t stop thinking about them. Can’t stop craving them.

I might be an omega, and they might be my alphas, that doesn’t mean I’m going to bend to their will.

If they want this, they’re going to have to play by my rules.

If they want me, they’re going to have to show me, by getting on their knees, like the good boys they should be.

Teach me is an interconnected standalone in the Sinfulverse, a co write dark omegaverse universe.