Meeting again
Tony's life has never followed a straight line, unless it's one drawn in scars. Abandoned by his parents after the discovery of his sub-gender as an Omega, he was forced to grow up in a world that viewed him as weak, disposable, and shameful. At just 17, the one person who made him believe otherwise, Robbie, his first love and bonded Alpha, betrayed him at his most vulnerable, shattering Tony’s trust and leaving him with nothing but the ashes of what could have been.
Years later, Tony is no longer that fragile teenager. A single parent to his bright, gentle son, Twen, and holding down a job at an elite resort, he's learned to live with his pain, sealing it off behind careful routines and emotional boundaries. But fate has other plans. When Robbie walks back into his life, older and clearly still bound to Tony through a bond neither of them can ignore, Tony’s fragile peace begins to unravel. The past he tried to bury claws its way to the surface, forcing him to confront old betrayals, unresolved desire, and the truths about their bond.
Disclaimer:
Set in an omegaverse world where heat cycles, pheromones, and sub-gender dynamics create dangerous imbalances, this is not a story of fairy-tale love. It's a gritty, raw exploration of power, consent, trauma, and redemption. As secrets unravel and dangerous instincts threaten to destroy everything Tony has built, he must decide if surviving is enough, or if he’s ready to reclaim the life, love, and autonomy that were stolen from him.
Trigger Warning:
This story explores adult and potentially distressing themes, including sexual assault, kidnapping, male pregnancy, omegaverse, and emotionally intense scenes of manipulation and trauma recovery.
Reader discretion is strongly advised.
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Note - All names, places, cities, beaches, and institutes are fake. They have absolutely no connection with real-life people or places. Any resemblance is pure coincidence.
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Dreamingof16 · LGBT+
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