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June 20 - June 23, 2025
he brushed his lips over it, and the sharp points of his teeth grazed that same spot.
this is the extent of the description of a claim mark being given. i have to listen to the same two conversations rotate around these bipedal mutants' heads like human shit in a microwave, but the two hallmarks of omegaverse - heat and claim biting - we just breeze through like a fart on the wind. elon musk built his rockets with anna wineheart's philosophy on cutting corners.
It wasn’t long before they had the machine set up, and the ultrasound wand pressed against Caulin’s belly, the black-and-white speckles resolving into a vague human-like shape. Next to him, Otto gripped his hand. “That’s our baby.”
I'm sorry, is this your first ultrasound? right after caulin reveals it's been like, twenty-something weeks???? and you're BOTH supposed to be men of science???????????
He buried himself deep and lifted Caulin by his underarms, leaving the reception area.
the mental image of this big bitch in a giant cheap wedding dress being shoved face down onto a table so his husband can visibly fuck him in front of everyone they know, then hauled up by the armpits with a wiener still in him being hustled out of the reception hall like a toddler that just shit its pants....... consider me bald
“Shall we return to the festivities?” “Now?” “Why not?” “We’re still knotted!” “And they’ve already seen worse.” Otto huffed. “I doubt they’ll be surprised by much else we do.” “Well... I’d feel bad for leaving them for so long,” Caulin agreed hesitantly.
Hey. hey. logistics matter. Just in general, but definitely in writing. how in god's name would this work, anna?
The Dumpster Omegas had spent a good hour arranging all the letters, double-checking the spelling, before painstakingly sticking them onto Caulin’s belly in neat rows. Toward the end, the words had gotten crammed together—Emmy had overestimated the amount of space they had.
The midwife came in to check on Caulin; she pulled on a pair of gloves, and reached into him. Otto growled loud enough to fill the room. “Honestly,” the midwife sniped. “You alphas always regress into the Stone Age whenever this happens!”
Caulin burst into tears. It was too much—Otto with his overflowing love, and the baby they’d made together, finally out in this world. “What’s wrong?” Otto asked, concerned.
I just wanna say, here at the end of the road, that it's actually insane how many times in this book Caulin has just burst into tears and Otto stares at him like a gorilla on the other side of the plexiglass
Caulin sighed. “They’ll be more interested when they get older, I think. Stars are not something they can hold in their hands right now.” Otto sighed along with him. “I was just hoping...” “I know.” Caulin gave his alpha a quick hug. “One day.”
you already got one child obsessed with you into stars, so what do you need your kids to be interested for?
On the side, Caulin was taking more classes; they’d been discussing the possibility of him becoming Otto’s teaching assistant at some point in the future, possibly when the children were spending more time in school. And in the distant future, Caulin might become a professor, too.
Otto traced his wrists all over Caulin, and when the children caught sight of it, they came running over, Hans still with his firefly cupped in his hands. “Me! Me!” they said. Otto grinned and ran his wrists over their heads and shoulders, too. “That’s all my love you’re wearing.”

