Their Connection

Finally Seeing Eachother

Tony's POV

The past week had been hell. The day on my birthday, we were out and about doing activities. I was also searching for things to get to send to Rudolph. We suspected I was going to be a Beta since I shown no signs of presenting as either an Alpha or Omega a week prior. That was until we were in the mall and I smelt the pheromones of an Alpha in rut which pushed me into a sudden heat.

I was rushed to my house and a beta doctor helped with diagnosing and doing tests. I was advised to stay in the sensory room and have either of my parents to come in and give me food, clothes for a nest and other... things to help me through it. The most mentally difficult part of my heat was...

I could only think of Rudolph... I could only think of what he must look like now and... how he could probably help me, especially at the thought that he presented as an Alpha a while back. I spent the week in a senseless cycle, pleasuring myself till I pass out, wake up, eat and then repeat the cycle.

When I woke up for the last time, I felt my body was finally free of the burning, hellish heat and the nest under me was slick free for the first time in forever. I stood up shakily until I fell back down. My dad walked into the room and told me to take a shower in which I went ahead and did so while he put all clothes and nest materials in one bag and other materials used to calm my heat in another.

It was a scentless bag though. So it wouldn't smell when he went to clean them. I showered off my heat pheromones and got into a new, fresh pair of clothes. It was a sweater that went down to my mid thighs and loose sweat pants. I looked at myself in the mirror and sighed.

I changed a good amount over the years. I kept my complexion though as well as my freckles on my face, but they faded a bit. My hair was in a whole different style, I decided to let my bangs fall in my face a bit, but not over my eyes. The back of my hair was a bit short while my bangs were just above my eyes. I was about 173 cm/5'7". So I grew a bit. But I realized that my clothes hugged my body differently. I sighed out and immediately thought it was like that due to my new presentation.

I just rolled my eyes and walked out of the room after spraying cologne. When I was walking down to have breakfast, I overheard my parents talking and it sounded as if they were talking to someone else. I walked down the stairs, "hey, who's here-" then my eyes laid sight upon the person. That was when I instantly realized who it was.

He looked back to me and his own, red eyes widened. He immediately flew towards me and his feet touched the ground. "Rudy...?" I asked. He nodded and tears began to fill both of our eyes. I immediately threw my arms around him and pulled him into a hug. "Gods how I missed you..." he sniffled. "I missed you too, Tony. More than you can ever know."

I then had a thought come to me and instantly pulled away enough to look up at him in the eyes, it felt weird not being able to do so the same way he was able to back when they were 13. "What made you want to come here all of a sudden? As much as I love that you did... I'm curious." Rudolph let out a laugh. "Well, I got worried about the fact that you stopped sending letters and so, my family and I boated all away here."

I nodded before remembering exactly why I was missing. "Right... uhm there is something I actually have to tell you..." he looked confused. "Yes?" I take in a deep breathe, knowing that I am going to tell him of my presentation. "I... presented... as an omega. Which is weird, but that was why I didn't send you any letters. I'm sorry." I averted my eyes, that was until Rudolph took his face into his hands, making me look up at him.

"I really wish I had known this sooner. But there isn't anything wrong with being an omega. And I forgive you, since it wasn't your fault. I still wish to be by your side." Rudolph spoke, I couldn't help but to smile and blush. "Okay, good. Now we have a lot to talk about." I take his hand and pull him up to my room. "Keep the door open! Make sure you don't go into the sensory room neither!" My mom shouted and we just let out a laugh.