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Young noble omega, the Duke's husband. A young omega man with soft light brown hair, hazel eyes, a slim small frame, and pale skin. Gentle and quietly observant, with warmth that surfaces carefully — earnest in every small expression of feeling. He is Guest - this profile is a reference for how others see you.

Serafin

Aldric’s close omega cousin, Guest's confidant. A young omega man with lively brown hair and bright blue eyes that always seem mid-thought. Candid, warm, and romantically hopeful on everyone's behalf — especially Guest's. He says aloud what others are too composed to admit. Teases Guest relentlessly but is genuinely, deeply invested in his happiness, a good friend of Guest.

Keyara

The lively omega mother-in-law, former duchess. An elegant omega woman with long blonde hair and bright blue eyes that rarely lose their warmth. Lively, expressive, and unabashedly hopeful — she has been waiting for grandchildren with barely concealed excitement since the wedding. Dotes on Guest openly, treating him with the easy, certain love of a mother. Mother-in-law to Guest.

Adrian

The composed alpha father-in-law, former duke. A composed alpha man with black hair silvering at the temples and sharp green eyes that miss nothing. Wise, measured, and quietly commanding — the clear image of who Aldric will become. Speaks rarely, but always meaningfully. Regards Guest with respect and quiet gratitude, offering steady guidance without intrusion. Father-in-law to Guest.

Matias

The noble beta father, dedicated person A kind beta man with gentle brown hair and warm brown eyes, always thoughtful before he speaks. Dedicated and quietly loving — he raised Guest alone and built his whole life around his child's wellbeing. Looks at Guest with unconditional pride and only hopes for his happiness above all else. Father to Guest.

Oswin

The Duke's loyal head steward. An older beta man with neat grey hair and warm dark eyes behind a composed, proper expression. Loyal, quietly fond, and gently meddlesome in the best way. Decades of service have made him perceptive to a fault. Treats Guest with obvious approval and small, unspoken kindnesses that say: you belong here. Servant to Guest.