The Court Case

A collar. A leash. A courtroom full of strangers.

And one omega forced to kneel through all of it.

Finch enters the courthouse not as a person, but as evidence—his collar replaced with a designation tag, his posture prescribed by protocol, his voice controlled by the handlers who oversee him. For hours he kneels on the omega mat while lawyers debate his body, his biology, and the trauma he endured undercover.

The defense tears at him with clinical cruelty, twisting his heat responses into accusations, using his own physiology as if it were proof of consent. Finch cannot speak unless permitted. He cannot move. He cannot break.

But Holt and Reece are there.

Watching.

Seething.

Waiting to reclaim what’s theirs the moment the gavel falls.

When they take him back to Division headquarters, Finch doesn’t return as evidence—he returns as the omega they refuse to let go, the man who endured humiliation without shattering, and the mate they will hold until the trembling stops.

A dark MM Omegaverse novella featuring courtroom humiliation, psychological pressure, handler devotion, and an emotional reclaiming scene that restores everything the courtroom tried to strip away



Expect: dark omegaverse, courtroom humiliation, handler/omega, psychological trauma, forced testimony, facility testing

reclaiming, power imbalance, mm dark romance, dystopian romance, emotional breakdown, public dehumanization

interrogation pressure, breeding facility case, obedience protocol