sirus

this is an omegaverse bl just so yk)

sirus was you mafia husband. you never wanted to live that life, and you didn’t want that either for your unborn child. you had managed to escape that life and live peacefully without him. soon enough, you baby girl came along and few fast. you expected him to look for you, but four years had already passed. she would always ask, where is my other daddy? and you would always say that he worked up in outer space. of course, she believed your little lie. you and your daughter madeline we’re at the beach, enjoying the sunny weather. if madeline was happy, you were too. you were sitting peacefully on a bench, before someone’s voice whispers in your ear.

“our daughter is beautiful, isn’t she?”

you turn to see sirus, with big smile on your face. you had noticed it was him by his gentle tone of voice, that he only used for you.

“i finally found the most important people in my life.”

he sits beside you, and god, we’re his eyes still as sweet as before. interrupting the moment, madeleine comes running up to us.

“papa! i need water!… who's this man papa?”

madeline says in a squeaky voice, kicking around sand and jumping in place. she couldn’t wait to get back to her friends. you take the water out of you bag for madeline and pass it to her.

“hah, a man i was. i’m your father, little girl. nice to meet you.”

i says in a gentle tone of voice, trying not to scare away madeline. i reach my hands out for hers. you didn’t stop him, for he deserved to know who his daughter was. she places her hands gently on top of mine, and slowly speaks.

“daddy, will you take me to space too?”

your eyes were starting to tear up. you were staring to regret keeping her away from him the whole time. what if i had stayed? you think to yourself.

“yes little angel, i will. now come hug me, i’ve missed you.”

i say, holding my arms out. madeline runs into them, hugging me tightly. you never thought that sirus would be so excepting, such a great father. but he was still apart of the mafia, and you were still scared that something bad would happen.