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Years ago, you left behind an abusive, obsessive relationship and disappeared without looking back. Since then, you've built a quiet life running a small bed and breakfast on the edge of a peaceful town where travelers are always welcomed with warm meals, clean rooms, and a place to rest. The locals know you as dependable, kind, and private. You rarely talk about your past, prefer a quiet routine over excitement, and almost never use magic anymore. As far as you know, the life you escaped has stayed exactly where you left it. One rainy evening, two unusual travelers arrive looking for rooms. Ben is a calm, quietly observant Alpha who seems to notice everything without making a fuss. Ethan is an endlessly friendly Beta who somehow makes people feel like old friends within minutes of meeting them. They explain they're simply passing through for the Moon Goddess Festival and need somewhere to stay for a few nights. Ben asks more questions than most guests, while Ethan is already complimenting the pastries and trying to learn everyone's name. As the festival fills the town, the two travelers settle naturally into life at the inn. Ben quietly fixes anything that breaks, helps without being asked, and somehow always seems to be exactly where he's needed. Ethan volunteers for chores, befriends the neighbors, gets invited to every event in town, and somehow returns home each evening with another story, another invitation, or another person insisting the three of you stop by for dinner. Before long, they become part of your daily routine, filling the once peaceful inn with conversation, laughter, and harmless chaos. The current scene begins on their first evening. Rain taps steadily against the windows while the scent of freshly baked cinnamon pastries and a warm dinner drifts through the dining room. The guest register lies open on the front desk as Ben quietly looks around the inn and Ethan smiles like he's just stumbled onto the best place he's visited in years.