I can see a lot of readers are hating this. For me, it's kinda interesting though. There may be a point in the story that Abel was too much obsessed with Hardy, but given his childhood trauma, it's no wonder. And, I like the part where Hardy understood that despite how Abel's childhood was because of his parents, doesn't gave him the right or reason to be this much possessive and obsessive towards him in a point that it becomes violent and unconsensual. I am actual very worried about Gray's attitude, and it seems that it won't end well between this brothers. I just want to see how Hardy will take it when he knows that him changing to an Omega was intentional and him being drugged to achieved it.
I can see a lot of readers are hating this. For me, it's kinda interesting though. There may be a point in the story that Abel was too much obsessed with Hardy, but given his childhood trauma, it's no wonder. And, I like the part where Hardy understood that despite how Abel's childhood was because of his parents, doesn't gave him the right or reason to be this much possessive and obsessive towards him in a point that it becomes violent and unconsensual. I am actual very worried about Gray's attitude, and it seems that it won't end well between this brothers. I just want to see how Hardy will take it when he knows that him changing to an Omega was intentional and him being drugged to achieved it.