Don't You Need an Omega Lucky Charm - Chapter 2.1
The moment the milestone of fate shifted.
Right before rolling down the stairs, Haon realized that he had transmigrated into a novel.
The pain welling up every time his body collided with the edges of the steps told him so.
Do not doubt your transmigration.
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Haon lay in bed, staring blankly at the white, cold hospital ceiling.
‘Where should I even start explaining this?’
It was a life where he had lived as Yoon Haon and had never doubted that he would die as Yoon Haon.
However, right before tumbling down the stairs, along with unfamiliar memories, he came to learn an unbelievable truth.
That this world he lived in was someone’s creation.
That this novel was an Omegaverse universe,
‘And I ended up recalling that it’s a trashy, sensational thriller?’
It was a tragic novel where the main character falls in love, locks up and controls his partner, and ultimately meets ruin. Of all the novels, why did it have to be this one…
With a troubled mind, he turned his head.
The emergency room had a typical hospital atmosphere. He could smell the disinfectant, and the fluorescent lights were blindingly bright. Listening to the intermittent mechanical beeps and footsteps, he gently pulled back the curtain.
‘Wow…’
Right in the adjacent spot, a man with a frame so massive that the hospital bed looked tiny was asleep. He was so tall that his feet stuck right out of the bed.
Haon turned onto his side completely. Resting his head on his hand, he observed the man closely.
Softly falling black hair, sharply defined features. Even though it was a sleeping face, an extraordinary aura emanated from it.
His eyelashes were so long that they cast shadows on his cheeks, and the bridge of his nose was high enough to look arrogant.
His lips were… fuller than expected.
And then, Haon remembered his name.
‘Cha Jeongwon.’
The main character of this story is Haon’s university senior.
A 4th-year student in Interior Architecture and Design, an Alpha, born with a silver spoon from an artistic family.
Perhaps inheriting that bloodline, Cha Jeongwon himself was already a talented artist who had held three solo exhibitions.
‘I thought I’d never get involved with such a perfect senior in my whole life.’
He had everything, but having too much was the problem.
Cha Jeongwon. The main character. And he…
In the original work, Cha Jeongwon was an artist who carried misfortune with him.
Someone who kept getting into accidents yet strangely never died. Instead, everyone around him became miserable.
He had to take a long leave of absence after a major accident right before his graduation year, but in the end, he returned alive.
His heart sank suddenly.
‘I… made eye contact with that man, didn’t I?’
Haon had made eye contact with Cha Jeongwon, who was standing on the stairs.
Was it after he took his first step without much thought? A scream from an unknown person pierced his ears. Turning around, a massive body was collapsing toward him.
Before he could even catch his breath, his body was pushed backward. Right before his back slammed into the cold edge of the stairs, a pair of firm arms wrapped around Haon’s waist.
His memory after that was faint. However, he dimly remembered that the person who covered him managed to wrap around his head and protect him somehow.
Thanks to the firm chest holding him, Haon was not severely injured. But along with the impact of the fall, he realized that he had transmigrated into this novel.
No, maybe his memories returned precisely because he got entangled with the protagonist.
‘To be rushed to the hospital together with the protagonist.’
It was an absurd situation.
Haon let out a dry laugh and sat up. Now that he had cleared his thoughts to some extent, he intended to leave quickly.
“Ugh…”
His head was a bit dizzy. Haon pressed a hand to his head while sitting on the edge of the bed.
Even though he was not severely injured thanks to Cha Jeongwon, he was still confused by the flood of new memories.
Even without that reason, it was not a situation where he could afford to relax.
It was only this morning that he had resolved to make a good impression on his professor as soon as the semester started!
Haon was in the exact same position as Cha Jeongwon when it came to preparing for graduation.
By student ID year, Cha Jeongwon was his senior by three years, but due to the time he spent on leave after his accident, they were both in the first semester of their 4th year.
It was right as Haon raised his arm to call a nearby nurse to ask about discharge procedures.
“Mmm…”
At the faint groan coming from beside him, Haon paused with his hand raised. He then reflexively looked at the adjacent bed.
Cha Jeongwon opened his eyes slowly. His dark pupils were revealed.
His gaze, which had been staring unfocused at the ceiling, slowly, very slowly shifted toward Haon.
‘…’
How to put it.
The pressure from his gaze alone was considerable.
Even though he had just woken up, his look was sharp. It felt like encountering a large wild feline. It was a beautiful yet dangerous vibe.
Since Cha Jeongwon was a famous figure in the department, Haon had seen quite a few photos of him, but this was the first time seeing him in person from such a close distance.
Like a small animal spotted by a natural predator, Haon’s body naturally shrank back.
Cha Jeongwon stared blankly at Haon with eyes that had not yet regained their focus. He remained silent for a while.
“Excuse me, Senior?”
Haon got off the bed and approached Cha Jeongwon.
