His omega, Kain Locke

Kain

I walked into the train station, Brian was fast asleep in my arms. Even though the world outside was chaotic, but, with him, I could almost forget about everything that was chasing me.

The usual noise of the station filled the air, but then the loudspeaker cut through, the usual female sounds you can hear in every train station in city C.

[Train 42, now arriving at Platform 3. Please stand clear of the platform edge.] It says on repeat.

I moved quickly through the crowd, to catch the train, fortunately my luck wasn't so bad today because I reached the train before it took off, the doors slid open with a soft hiss and I stepped inside, the cool air brushing against my skin, and for a second, I felt a flicker of relief.

I found an empty seat and sat down, making sure Brian was comfortable in my arms, his little head resting against my chest as I pressed him closer.

[Please be aware that this train is about to get in motion. We advise all passengers to remain seated.]

The train jerked forward, and the steady hum of the engine under my feet reminded me that I was on my way. For now, everything felt fine.

But just when I was starting to relax, I heard it.

A voice, so smoothly low, and way too familiar that my shoulders went stiff.

"What a lovely son you have there."

My heart dropped. I didn't need to look. I didn't want to, but my eyes were already moving, like they had a mind of their own.

And when they finally met him, there he was. Kael Draeven, sitting across from me like he had all the time in the world with that ever cold smirk playing on his lips, his dark hair falling leisurely on his forehead, there's no way I wouldn't remember him, even though he'd grew more regal and taller than the last time I saw him, but I still remember him like it was just yesterday, after all you don't forget the face of the man who haunt your dreams.

He didn't even look surprised to see me. Like this was exactly what he expected.

[Next stop: Riverside station, passengers should be ready to get off in the next ten minutes.]

The train's voice came through again, but I barely registered it because my full focus was locked on Kael, the tension between us thickening into something suffocation would best describe at that moment, as I could barely keep my composure.

I wasn't going anywhere. Not while he was watching me like that.

"That finally got your attention." He said with a wide smile plastering on his lips in a way that it took everything in me to not bolted out the window, a suicidal thought? Maybe I would've done exactly that if I didn't have a boy in my arms.

"Now I couldn't help getting curious about what got you all so deep in thought anyway?" He mused, smacking his lips.

"Umm sir… I have no idea you're talking to me." I stuttered, I've always been brave, bold, but It was among the things I lost that night.

"That's not a problem though." He crossed his legs, then slowly I felt an arm slide over the seat I sat on and went all the way to touch the trimmed lock of my hair,

"Boundaries sir." I reminded, mustering up some courage knowing fully well everything hangs on my reaction to this situation, and a slip that I'm allowing right now might ruin everything, including my newly rebuilt life, and I'm not just about to allow that to happen, he doesn't remember me, I've made sure of that, however,

"It used to be a rare silver. Long even." he smiled so casually, letting it slip out of his fingers then he leaned back into his seat, shutting his eyes.

I had almost thought it was over when his voice came again, though his eyes remained closed, "How many years has it been anyway, three? Two? Five? I don't quite remember. However, I can see you're not as idle as I'd thought you'd be, I mean raising a boy is one hell of a job isn't it? Now I'm curious, tell me, is he your son?"

My grip tightened so hard against Brian, so hard I could crush him as my heartbeat picked up, racing so fast like it would burst out of my chest and escape.

"I will take your silence as a yes then." His lips curled up slightly, as he took it upon himself to answer before I could give him one.

"I have… I have no idea of.. w-what you're saying sir, I don't even know you." I stammered, my voice trembling as though I was a lamb spread out on a sacrificial alter as my hands quivered uncontrollably.

"Very well, I should make it clear then." He snapped his eyes open, his leg slipping off the one he crossed it on as his dark eyes locked on the fake black contact lenses I wore like he could read into my soul, "I'm looking for someone, Yeah, An Omega."

"H-how is that a-any of m-my concern?"

"Coincidentally we met here on this train, you're holding a boy while I'm also in search of an Omega who escaped with my seeding, has my son without my knowledge, " He paused, his eyes hardening, "And even raised him. So tell me, isn't it right I want to look for him? And since the boy belonged to me it's only right I take black what's mine isn't it? Come to think of it, he should be about the same age as the boy in your arms."

I shifted in my seat, my heart racing, but I kept my voice steady, refusing to give anything away. "I'm not sure what you're talking about, sir. I don't know anything about your Omega, or whatever it is you're looking for so can you please stop acting all creepy."

I swallowed hard. He wasn't giving up, not that easily, but I couldn't let him know that the son he was searching for might just be the very one I was holding in my arms.

I let out a quiet breath and met his gaze. "I'm just a guy trying to live a quiet life with my son and my family. So I don't know anything about anyone else's business. I'll appreciate you not saying anything else sir. Thank you." I breathed hoping he wouldn't probe any further, never have I felt a ride was too long, all I want was to be out of this train as soon as I could, given that, the more I linger around, the more likely to be found out by him, and that'll be the last thing I want in my now hanging in line peaceful life that was already dangling over a furnace.

Kael's smirk didn't falter, but his eyes narrowed just a fraction. I couldn't let that throw me off. "Maybe you're right," he said with a confident smirk, leaning back in his seat again, though his attention was still locked on me. "I could be mistaken. But one thing I can never be wrong about was the fact that the Omega who I was looking for was sitting beside me right now, while holding my baby in his arms. Mister, or would you rather I call you Kain? Kain Locke."

I flinched and my eyes go wide. My legs quivered uncontrollably, he recognizes me? Despite all the changes?

I hadn't imagined I'd be meeting him so soon, nor did I ever wish for the manifestation of exactly what's happening right here, right now, it was so unwanted that i want to fled as soon as i could.

His eyes was very much still locked on me with that annoying smile, mirroring his father's sitting on his lips, as though making fun of my state. But the fire in his eyes made me know he wouldn't let me go.

How does it come to this? How do I come face to face with that same man I dreaded as much as I hated him. And even carried his baby?

Well, let's revisit some old memories.

Flashback 

It was just like every other afternoon Caspian sent us to retrieve drugs for him from another gang.

Arriving at the location, I placed my helmet on the bike, wore my gloves before I slung the backpack across my chest and snapped the buckle, giving it a quick tug to make sure it was secure.

The Glock in my hand clicked as I loaded it, then tucked it into my waistband, the weight grounding against my hip, even though my gut was telling me tonight wasn't going to end clean. But who am I kidding really? Every other night with Caspian was like this.

"Alright, so what's the plan?" Bella's voice came from behind me, casual as if we weren't about to walk into a lion's den.

I shot her a look over my shoulder. "Seriously?"

She shrugged, leaning against the bike like we had all the time in the world. "What? You're the one dragging me into this. I figure you've got it all figured out, It's not like you don't know how this works. Draeven's no picnic. You're the only one who tolerates him anyway."

I ground my teeth considering the fact that Bella was the type to poke the bear just to see if it'd bite "Fine," I muttered, turning back to my gear. "You go in as bait. I got the package. We don't die. We don't lose the package. Or Caspian himself will put a bullet in our skulls finishing the job. So there. That's the plan. Now shut up and let's move."

"Thrilled," she said with a smirk. Just when I thought she would be moving she suddenly crossed her arms, watching me like she was amused by the whole thing. "You know, you're really starting to sound like Caspian's stoned face son."

The muscles in my jaw tightened. "You wouldn't dare."

"Of course I would, couldn't deny he's quite the charmer anyway with those sexy feverishly piercing eyes...also... His hand's.. definitely the most beautiful thing I've ever seen."

"Wait until those hands strangle the living out of you." It's no secret that if Caspian is a beast, then his son is a devil. I wouldn't expect less from him anyway, besides blood is thicker than water they say.

She sighed dreamily, "I will die anytime if it was in his arms. And don't be so outrightly mean about it. He's stone faced... Yeah, a machine without any emotions? Yes, but he's so hot i would bend for him anytime."

"Are we doing this really?" I asked, clearly not in the mood to hear another of her fantasies with another draeven.

"Of course yes." She grins.

I turned toward her, ready to snap, when I heard a faint sound of people discussing.

I raised a finger to my lips, silencing her with a sharp glare. "Seems like it's not only Caspian who has his eyes on this package." I whispered.