His Alphas
Sold at auction to two rival Alphas — this Omega refuses to kneel.
In an ABO world, omega Wren is auctioned off and claimed not by one Alpha but by two rival brothers, Everett and Dashiell. Instead of submitting, Wren plays the brothers against their corrupt father and uncovers a breeding conspiracy at the heart of pack politics. After betrayals, near-death, and a double permanent mark, he does not escape the system — he destroys it and builds a pack on his own terms.
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About the show
Source: YourChannel official drama page & player — editorial coverage based on the opening arc; series details verified 27 Oct 2026.
The sale is the opening move. Wren is auctioned for thirty million and claimed not by a single Alpha but by two rival brothers, Everett in wine-red satin and Dashiell in a silver-grey suit. The real war is not the auction — it is who controls the prize.
Behind the auction sits a breeding conspiracy orchestrated by the brothers' corrupt father. Wren does not just resist; he uses the brothers against each other to expose the system. When one Alpha treats him as a possession, Wren turns the rivalry into his own weapon and refuses submission outright.
The arc runs from the auction to a reckoning. After betrayals, near-death, and a double permanent mark, Wren does not escape the pack — he destroys it, births his own pup, and builds a life and a pack on his own terms.
Meet the characters
Wren
The omega sold at auction and claimed by two rival Alpha brothers. He does not submit — he manipulates, resists, and plays the brothers against their corrupt father to uncover the breeding conspiracy. His arc is about dismantling power, not surviving it.
Everett
One of the two rival brothers who claimed Wren. Visually set by black wet curls, dark ears, and a wine-red satin shirt with a leather harness. He faces his brother in the key confrontation frames.
Dashiell
The other brother, set apart by deep brown curls and a silver-grey flash-diamond suit over an open-collar satin shirt. He faces Everett across the mansion and the dining table, with Wren between them.
Standout beats
Wren is sold for thirty million and claimed not by one Alpha but by two rival brothers. The sale is just the beginning; the real war is for who controls the prize.
Behind the auction lies a breeding conspiracy run by the brothers' corrupt father. Wren does not just resist — he plays the brothers against each other to expose the system.
When the Alphas turn on each other over him, Wren refuses to kneel and turns their rivalry into his own weapon, rewriting the power dynamic from within.
After betrayals, near-death, and a double permanent mark, Wren does not escape the pack — he destroys it and builds a life on his own terms.
Key moments
Frames from the opening arc — swipe to browse.
Editor's take
Our editors' notes on the opening arc — personal picks, not audience feedback.
An ABO auction premise with genuine omega agency: Wren does not submit — he manipulates, resists, and ultimately destroys the system that sold him.
The two rival Alphas are visually distinct from frame one — wine-red satin and leather versus silver-grey flash — so the rivalry reads as aesthetic and narrative at once.
Best for viewers who like ABO power-reversal stories where the omega dismantles the system rather than marrying into it; if you want a consensual fated-mate romance from the start, the auction premise is deliberately coercive. Compared with most omegaverse shorts, this one ends with the protagonist burning the pack down rather than rising within it — that defiance is both its strength and its limit.
Quick answers
The official player lists 33 episodes in total.
The series runs on YourChannel through its official player; follow the Watch Now link from this page.
An ABO world where pack politics, auction houses, and breeding conspiracies control omegas — until one refuses to kneel.
Wren, the auctioned omega who destroys the system; Everett, the Alpha brother in wine-red satin; and Dashiell, the rival Alpha in the silver-grey suit.
An adult ABO drama with auction and claim themes, conspiracy violence, and a mpreg narrative. It is pitched at viewers comfortable with dark-fantasy power dynamics.
