After Transmigrating as an Alpha, the Omega Wife Insists on Cuddling - Chapter 1

Song Zhuqiu squinted, feeling the entire world spinning around her. She tried her best to wait for the dizziness to pass.

She slowly regulated her breathing and checked every uncomfortable corner of her body one by one.

The sweet, slightly wine-scented fragrance of the locust tree came rushing toward her.

She was sitting under a locust tree. The wooden bench carried an old, aged smell. She tilted her head back slightly, resting the back of her head against the bench.

Ambient temperature: 30°C. Southeast wind, wind speed approximately 39 km/h.

A speaker above was playing cheerful children’s songs. The notes danced in the light breeze, intertwining with the distant noise.

Six or seven meters away, two women were chatting, occasionally laughing softly or whispering secrets to each other.

Further away came the sounds of a lively crowd — adults and young children alike.

She opened her eyes and blinked. She was in an amusement park.

Her body gradually recovered from the dizzy state.

It felt a bit strange, as if someone was pushing her toward the side. But… where was the person pushing her?

Song Zhuqiu stood up following the force, took a few steps to the left, and observed her surroundings as she walked.

She was currently in a rest area of the amusement park. About 100 meters ahead was a Ferris wheel. Today must be a holiday — nearly every bench in the rest area was occupied.

She pulled her attention away from her surroundings and focused on what was directly in front of her.

It was a woman with long, glossy black hair that was soft and smooth. She wore a pure white camisole top paired with high-waisted dark blue cropped jeans. Her skin was snow-white with a faint blush.

The woman looked at Song Zhuqiu with some confusion in her eyes, which then turned to understanding.

She stood up and walked toward Song Zhuqiu.

As the woman got closer, Song Zhuqiu’s gaze sharpened. The muscles on her body tensed slightly, as if she could subdue the other person in the next second to prevent her from entering her personal safe zone.

The woman stopped in front of Song Zhuqiu. Her cheeks were flushed, her breathing heavier, and her pitch-black eyes stared fixedly at Song Zhuqiu.

She extended her hand toward Song Zhuqiu. Her palm trembled almost imperceptibly. “Hello, my name is Shen Huailu.”

Song Zhuqiu felt a wave of inexplicable confusion. She frowned slightly, a ripple of puzzlement rising in her heart.

She couldn’t quite describe what she was feeling right now. The closer she got to Shen Huailu, the more excited her nerves became.

Shen Huailu was like a magnet, pulling her forward. It was as if she were someone deprived of oxygen, desperately trying to breathe in fresh air.

She really wanted to get even closer to Shen Huailu — in the physical sense. It felt like she had to do it, as though some mysterious force was drawing her one step closer.

Of course, with her long legs, taking one more step would mean colliding directly with the woman named Shen Huailu in front of her.

Suppressing the strange force in her body, Song Zhuqiu looked at Shen Huailu in confusion.

“Hello, Song Zhuqiu.” She shook Shen Huailu’s slender hand.

The two of them held hands like this, facing each other in silence. The air seemed to freeze with their quietness.

If Song Zhuqiu was confused by the current situation, then Shen Huailu was shocked by the other party’s sudden appearance. Her breathing briefly stopped, and her eyes hid an almost imperceptible trace of disbelief.

Shen Huailu’s friend sat on the bench watching the two of them. She suppressed the surprise in her heart, walked over hesitantly, glanced at Shen Huailu, and asked, “Do you need to go to the hospital for a check-up?”

Shen Huailu’s gaze shifted from her friend back to Song Zhuqiu. Her eyelids lowered slightly as she pondered with fluctuating emotions.

After a moment of hesitation, Shen Huailu spoke. Her tone was firm despite the uncertainty: “Would it be convenient to go to the hospital together for a check-up?” She looked straight at Song Zhuqiu, observing her reaction.

Song Zhuqiu: “?”

A trace of confusion flashed in her eyes. Her thoughts drifted back to the tense conversation she had with her superior not long ago, trying to find some clues.

“The spies from Country A have already attempted to assassinate you twice. As the biggest trump card in this counterattack operation, we need to ensure your absolute safety.”

Director Wang spoke quickly and nervously, his speech nearly twice as fast as usual, words almost overlapping.

“The National Security Bureau has been compromised. I used my personal connections to contact the Supervision Bureau and arranged for you to go underground.”

As he spoke, Director Wang quickly led Song Zhuqiu through a narrow corridor toward the mysterious Supervision Bureau.

Song Zhuqiu had vaguely heard of this department. She only knew the name and had no idea what kind of strange scientific research they actually did.

Inside the passage, a middle-aged man in a neat black suit greeted Director Wang friendly.

“Time is short, so I’ll keep it brief. Comrade Song will be sent to E7568 — a world based on ABO dynamics with modified Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation.”

Director He from the Supervision Bureau explained rapidly.

“This world is very safe. As requested by Director Wang, I’ve selected a complete body for you. The original owner was critically ill, came from a noble background, and is a high-status Alpha.”

While speaking, Director He opened the machine and quickly operated the keyboard. Lines of code scrolled across the light screen.

Before Song Zhuqiu could ask any questions, the two directors hurriedly ushered her into the nutrient pod.

Director He skillfully adjusted the instrument parameters, his fingers flying across the control panel. The machine emitted a low, steady hum.

Moments later, Song Zhuqiu felt her head grow heavy, her vision blurred, and the surrounding sounds gradually faded, as if she had sunk into deep seawater.

When she woke up again, she was here.

The memory gradually faded, leaving a mix of complicated feelings in her heart.

Song Zhuqiu frowned imperceptibly.

The situation had been too urgent back then. She hadn’t had time to ask what exactly ABO meant or what being an Alpha entailed.

But Song Zhuqiu wouldn’t feel anxious just because of the unknown. She carefully recalled every word. Adjusted gravitational parameters? She remembered the key point.

She tried to understand how this unusual change would affect her here.

So the feeling of being pushed toward Shen Huailu was caused by this so-called gravitational adjustment?

People can’t… at least they shouldn’t… Just how bored were the people at the Supervision Bureau to come up with something like this?

Song Zhuqiu was stunned.

Shen Huailu watched Song Zhuqiu standing there in a daze, not responding to her. A complicated look flashed in her eyes.

The two of them were still holding hands.

Shen Huailu gently shook the other’s hand, wanting to remind her and let go, but the other party was gripping tightly.

Shen Huailu frowned. Enduring the discomfort in her body, she spoke with a slightly trembling voice to remind Song Zhuqiu.

Song Zhuqiu snapped back to her senses, realizing her rudeness. Her eyes refocused on Shen Huailu.

“Sorry.” Song Zhuqiu released her hand. Her fingertips inadvertently brushed across Shen Huailu’s palm, leaving her with a near-electric sensation.

Shen Huailu quietly took a deep breath.

“You mean, go to the hospital?” Song Zhuqiu asked.

“Yes.”

“Now?”

“Mhm.” Shen Huailu glanced at Song Zhuqiu with a complicated look in her eyes, then turned and walked toward the parking lot with her friend.

Up to this point, Song Zhuqiu was still completely lost.

She didn’t know how long she would stay in this strange place. She should first understand the basic situation.

After thinking for a moment, Song Zhuqiu calmly organized a list of questions she needed to figure out as soon as possible:

What is her current identity?

What does ABO mean? What does she need to know as an Alpha?

What is the final result of the institute’s adjustment to the law of universal gravitation?

Shen Huailu is a native and doesn’t seem to know her. She could be the entry point to understanding questions 1 and 2.

After sorting everything out, her thoughts became clear.

She didn’t even consider why Shen Huailu had invited her to the hospital for a check-up.

Based on her confusion about point 3 and the physical discomfort she felt upon arrival, she interpreted the other party’s invitation as kind concern — perhaps because Shen Huailu had noticed her obvious discomfort.

If Shen Huailu was attractive to her, then perhaps the other party felt the same toward her. A look of realization appeared on Song Zhuqiu’s face.

Thinking this, Song Zhuqiu followed behind Shen Huailu and her friend to the parking lot.

“Get in?” Shen Huailu asked.

“Yeah.” Song Zhuqiu came back to her senses. She didn’t know if the original owner had driven here.

Shen Huailu gracefully sat in the front passenger seat. Her friend skillfully held the steering wheel. Song Zhuqiu slowly got into the back seat, sinking into the soft cushion behind Shen Huailu.

She wasn’t worried about this first unknown journey in the new world — in fact, she was quite curious.

Even with the subtle distance created by the seat, Song Zhuqiu still wanted to get closer, but it seemed a little better — the force wasn’t as strong.

Suddenly, a car darted out from the street corner. Shen Huailu’s friend reacted quickly and slammed on the brakes. The tires screeched sharply against the ground.

The seatbelt tightened around Song Zhuqiu’s waist, pushing her back hard.

The moment inertia pushed her forward, waves of information flooded into her mind like a tidal wave.

A piercing headache spread from her temples, like thousands of needles stabbing her. Song Zhuqiu frowned and pressed her fingers to her temples.

It was some of the original owner’s memories. Ignoring the headache, she quickly examined them.

Within the misty memories, she gradually caught familiar outlines.

The original owner knew Shen Huailu.

Wait… she and Shen Huailu had an engagement???

But why did the other party look like she didn’t recognize her at all? She even introduced herself.

Well, it was a childhood betrothal, so it was understandable. Maybe she really didn’t recognize her.

But then wasn’t it weird that she introduced herself just now?

Song Zhuqiu was thrown into confusion.

Before she could sort out her thoughts, she felt her body unconsciously leaning toward Shen Huailu again, tilting forward toward the passenger seat.

Song Zhuqiu: “……”

She quickly leaned back into the seat.

But she also found it fascinating and wanted to test the pattern of this strange gravity.

She applied some force and leaned forward, feeling the pulling strength, then pushed herself back into the seat.

She tried leaning toward the left front — the suction still pulled her toward Shen Huailu.

Song Zhuqiu: “!”

This was interesting.

She rocked back and forth, left and right, testing it.

In the front passenger seat, Shen Huailu pressed the inhibitor patch tightly against the back of her neck and stared at the rearview mirror.

No one ever said Song Zhuqiu was an idiot…

Shen Huailu’s friend was a doctor here.

When Shen Huailu came out of the Omega examination room, Song Zhuqiu still hadn’t finished her blood draw.

Inside the Alpha examination room.

“Miss Song, do you need us to call your Omega in to help? Otherwise, if you stay this tense, we won’t be able to extract your pheromones.”

The nurse sighed helplessly. Ten minutes had already passed.

Song Zhuqiu had received the original owner’s memories, but to her, it was like watching a fast-forwarded movie in the car. She still hadn’t fully adapted.

She searched her memory for how to release “pheromones,” as the nurse mentioned. She only found that pheromones could only be released in front of close/intimate people. Well, it was also possible during medical examinations.

But the original owner had neither an intimate partner nor had ever released pheromones in front of a doctor.

No records found.

The nurse and Song Zhuqiu stared at each other.

Helpless, the nurse called the internal line.

“Doctor Bai, your friend may need her Omega’s help. We haven’t detected any pheromone fluctuation at all.”

“Alright.” After hanging up, Bai Manshuang looked at Shen Huailu.

Shen Huailu frowned slightly and looked back in confusion.

As a doctor, Bai Manshuang wasn’t encountering this situation for the first time.

Her childhood friend had never dated, hadn’t even held an Alpha’s hand. Asking her to help draw out the other party’s pheromones might be a bit difficult.

However, seeing how proactive her friend had been, Bai Manshuang let out a teasing “hehe” laugh.

From the moment her friend met Song Zhuqiu at the amusement park, Bai Manshuang had noticed the deep confusion in Shen Huailu’s eyes. She seemed a bit out of her depth.

Tsk, an inexperienced young lady really is so pure.

Bai Manshuang felt a bit schadenfreude: “Why don’t you go to the examination room and help Song Zhuqiu? Just follow the nurse’s instructions. Otherwise, we’ll be getting off work soon.”

Shen Huailu fell silent for a moment.

Bai Manshuang knew she had agreed.

However, she still had to ensure Shen Huailu’s safety. Worried that Song Zhuqiu might go into pheromone frenzy after being stimulated by Shen Huailu’s pheromones, she called four Beta security guards.

The group of six walked aggressively toward the Alpha examination room. Bai Manshuang and the four guards stayed outside the door.

The moment Song Zhuqiu and the entering Shen Huailu made eye contact, their gazes collided like two invisible forces, silently conveying complicated emotions.

The nurse saw Shen Huailu enter and returned to the adjacent workstation without saying anything. She was probably used to these cases and habitually stepped back.

The workstation had instruments monitoring Alpha pheromone concentration in the examination room air. The nurse just waited inside for the readings to fluctuate.

In the examination room, only Song Zhuqiu and Shen Huailu remained.

Shen Huailu: “……”

Weren’t they supposed to follow the nurse’s instructions?

She avoided Song Zhuqiu’s gaze. The faint sound of her thumb and index finger rubbing together sounded especially loud in the quiet, precise room. She stood frozen like a statue, unwilling and afraid to cross the invisible line between them.

Outside the window, the hospital garden was full of life under the midsummer sun. Bursts of cicada chirping penetrated the double-layered glass, carrying the heat of the blazing sun and the scent of summer grass into the room.

Song Zhuqiu’s gaze remained locked on Shen Huailu. Once again, she felt the unobstructed attraction Shen Huailu had on her — an instinctive, bone-deep, primitive attraction guided by physical laws.

Song Zhuqiu sat still, secretly exerting force behind her to resist the pull.

Only now did she seriously examine her original body’s childhood betrothal partner.

Shen Huailu’s skin was like fresh snow — pure white, elastic, smooth, and delicate.

Perhaps the temperature in the examination room was a bit high and made her feel stuffy. Her cheeks were tinged with a faint blush. Upon closer look, even the tips of her ears hidden behind her hair were slightly red.

She had a slender figure with delicate bones and didn’t seem to exercise much.

Looking down from her shoulders along her arms, the lines were smooth. The slightly protruding bone on her wrist added a touch of strength.

Below the collarbone… hmm…

At this point, Song Zhuqiu shifted her gaze back to Shen Huailu’s eyes.

Shen Huailu gently peeled off the inhibitor patch on the back of her neck, as if opening a window in Song Zhuqiu’s heart to an unknown world.

A faint, almost imperceptible white plum blossom fragrance brushed past Song Zhuqiu’s nose. It was like the first soft ray of spring sunlight, quietly and gently awakening her dormant senses.

Shen Huailu seemed even hotter. Song Zhuqiu watched as her face grew redder and redder.

“Nurse…”

“Nurse…”

Both spoke at the same time, turning to look at the glass of the workstation, their voices mixed with urgency.

Song Zhuqiu paused for a moment, then spoke first: “Nurse, could you please turn the air conditioning temperature down a bit?”

Shen Huailu looked at her in confusion.

“Are you not good with heat? Do you want to go wait outside?” Song Zhuqiu smiled friendly at Shen Huailu.

After all, Shen Huailu was the first person she met here, and she had kindly brought her to the hospital for a check-up.

In Song Zhuqiu’s eyes, this pheromone test was probably as simple and meaningless as a blood test.

Shen Huailu: “……” Inhale.

Never mind. Song Zhuqiu might really be an idiot.