Being truly acknowledged as an alpha often comes with societal expectations, like entering into marriage as a symbol of leadership and partnership. Calvin, however, chooses not to adhere to this outdated notion. He firmly believes that being an alpha isn't defined by external factors; he is one already. For him, a marriage based on convenience without genuine love is inconceivable. He is determined to find a life partner who accepts him unconditionally, without any constraints or pressure, and most importantly, someone who loves him for who he is, not just for his alpha status.
