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Hiromu Fujiyoshi knew that the gentle omega Masaki was his destined mate from the moment he first laid eyes on him, and now that they are finally married, he refuses to allow anything to destroy their precious bond. Neither a judgmental society nor interfering family members have succeeded in tearing down the life they've built, and together they've created a happy family. Because of the discrimination in their old neighborhood, Hiromu and Masaki have just moved into a new home where they hope to give their little son Hikari the safe, warm environment he deserves. With kind friends new and old, this affectionate family fills their days with happiness and love.

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<div class="ll clear">i don't know,, i did not complete it (only read the first chapter) and it felt like a one shot to me so i didn't feel like completing it.also i felt like I've read this story a thousand times whereas the loving alpha with the dark past and the innocent omega get married and have a child together then the home wrecker comes, like that's just cliche to me now lol</div>

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Story: Welcome to the omegaverse. If you need a reminder of what this story is, just read the synop. That's what I needed to read as well, and I finished reading the manga for this. The general story is of a couple that is implied to have had hardships. There are various arcs, such as the omega worrying about protecting a second child and even the approval of a influential family. The problem? This is an aftermath. Like how i feel about Cowboy Bebop, aftermath stuff is not always a good idea. And in this case it shows how having the drama simply mentioned a backstory... does not make it very... accessible. There are cute aspects but many of the plot points don't feel like you can connect to them. For example, the plot regarding the omega worrying about the "protection" of a possible omega child gets solved rather quickly. And even when it's brought back with a different omega later, it gets solved equally quickly. There a cute things, but the story feels... Like it was missing a chance to connect. Art: Not particularly sketchy and it's decent. Didn't turn me off the story. Characters: This is where aftermath manga has the most problem. The main couple has pretty much developed. Even with implied problems, there's little drama to it. Even with a cute child, you can't get away with the rather fast solutions. I like the main couple enough and the kids are cute... But a lot of the side characters are kind of just there. They sort of say they were in this drama and that's it. Some are there more than others... and some other potential couples exist. That's it. You can do a lot worse than this omegaverse. But you can also do a lot better.

This manga is very beautiful and wholesome. I'm in love with the characters (especially the kids, they're adorable >⁠.⁠< ). There is equal focus on the main as well as the side characters, their thoughts, their problems, and how they overcome them (but it's not to the point where the readers feel frustrated). They solve the issues in a very mature way. And, all of this shows the character development and their relationship development (not just the romantic one). I'm enjoying reading this ♡

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