#HuckleRobby Omegaverse! When Dennis was in medical school, he couldn't help but purr whenever he held the baby mannequins. He couldn't stop it: feeling such a strong attachment was simply hardwired into his biology. During his pediatrics rotations, he had to be pulled away from a newborn pup; he hadn't wanted to let him go, and it nearly caused a major incident. He ended up having to apologize a million times to the omega whose baby he had almost "stolen." In the emergency room, he prefers to avoid cases involving pups for that very same reason. He feels as though he was born with an excessive, innate attachment to little ones—perhaps he’s a "defective" omega. This intense and instinctive need to protect other people's babies fades once Robby gets him pregnant and they have a child of their own. Naturally, his whole heart—and all his purrs—are now poured into his pup, who only has a tiny tuft of blonde hair on his small head and a pair of little hazel eyes. "You’re a good omega, Dennis—you always have been," Robby whispers, kissing his forehead, while the baby coos, realizing he has been born into a home overflowing with love.