Galaxy Between Us
Childhood friends reunited in the place they always dreamed of working at together. But one is a cleaner and the other is an executive astronomer who is supposed to fire him.
Arius and Knox are childhood friends who share a love for outer space, but as they grow up into their respective roles as Omega and Alpha, it’s like there’s a galaxy between them. They have some barriers to break and challenges to overcome if they want the future they had always dreamed of as kids. If they don’t succeed, the world’s traditional ways might keep them apart.
Arius
I’ve studied the stars my whole life. All I want is to work at Comet XI, the world’s largest space program. But as an Omega, reaching for the stars is nothing short of fantastical. If I want to work, my only option is to become a cleaner or an assistant, not an astronomer. My childhood friend Knox is the one whose dreams are taken seriously because he’s an Alpha. He could easily have a job in astronomy someday, and hopefully I’ll be right behind him.
Knox
I don’t want to step foot inside Comet XI without Ari. None of my Alpha friends share a passion for outer space. He’s the only one who gets it, and he’s insanely intelligent. If only the rest of the world could see that. They’re always trying to take Arius away from me and make him focus on his societal role as an Omega. Letting go of my closest childhood friend leaves a void in my heart that follows me for years. I have no choice but to move on and accept my place at Comet XI without him.
Tropes: Childhood friends to lovers, workplace scandals, elevator spice scene, amnesia, full mpreg, nesting, lactating, knotting, heats, ruts, a soft Alpha who cries, a sharp Omega who won’t back down, mating marks, telepathy, jealousy, an envious enemy, and an HEA. First person, present tense.
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