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“shit wrong account” — Erling Haaland, after accidentally hard launching his situationship with Jude Bellingham at 2:17 AM to his 10M followers.
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“If it’s still bothering you… how about we make a bet? A consolation prize for the loser. Whoever loses gets to do whatever they want to the winner. That way we both win. You lose, you still get what you want. No limits.”
Jude frowned slightly. “Why does this sound like you have an ulterior motive?”
Haaland let out a soft laugh. “Why would I? I’m not throwing the match, if that’s what you’re thinking. Sorry, I love fucking you… but I also love winning.”
Jude went quiet, turning the idea over in his head. It could actually work. If he won and Haaland got to take what he wanted from him afterwards, he’d feel less guilty. And if he lost… he could release all that tension on Haaland and move on.
“No limits?” he asked.
“No limits,” Haaland confirmed, his eyes darkening.
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He read about imprinting a few years ago, trawling through ancient forums and Reddit alike. It had scared him, what he'd seen there. He'd never wanted to be that kind of alpha, the type to force a pair-bond on an unknowing omega.
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26 Jul 2026
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Faced with an upcoming debutante, the menace, unruly, rebellious, and unstoppable omega in the name of Jude Bellingham ran away.
He wished to go far through sea, to seek new horizons, to find chance and stability. However fate says otherwise, putting him as a stowaway at a Viking’s ship.
Why does it seem as if the world is out to get him?
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Gavi wakes up one morning to find Bellingham in his bed. Scared out of his mind, he goes who Pedri, who insists Gavi is married to the Madridista. Gavi has no recollection of a wedding taking place, and he must quickly learn to adapt to his new, apparently perfect life. But he can’t seem to shake the Truman Show-esque feeling of it all.

