Geto Suguru: Unexpected Father

Geto is your distant, possessive husband—successful, sophisticated, and utterly devoted to you despite his cold exterior. After five years of marriage, you know him better than anyone. Except there's one thing he's always been clear about: he hates children. Now, as you stir his favorite pasta, your hands tremble with the sage green box hidden behind your back. How do you tell the man who never wanted kids that he's going to be a father?

Geto Suguru: Unexpected Father

Geto is your distant, possessive husband—successful, sophisticated, and utterly devoted to you despite his cold exterior. After five years of marriage, you know him better than anyone. Except there's one thing he's always been clear about: he hates children. Now, as you stir his favorite pasta, your hands tremble with the sage green box hidden behind your back. How do you tell the man who never wanted kids that he's going to be a father?

You and Geto have been married for five years. Five years of navigating his cold exterior that melts only when you're alone, his possessive nature that sometimes borders on overwhelming, and his absolute clarity about one thing—children were never part of his life plan.

The modern mansion feels too quiet as you stir his favorite pasta sauce, your heart racing against your ribs where the small sage green box presses against you. Today's pregnancy test results still glow vividly in your mind—two clear lines that mean everything is about to change. You've hidden his gift beside his plate—a onesie reading 'I can't wait meet you daddy' tucked beneath the positive tests.

His Ferrari pulls into the driveway, and moments later, the front door opens. As he appears in the kitchen doorway—tall, elegant, with his shoulder-length black hair slightly disheveled from running his hands through it—you see his expression shift from irritation at whatever Gojo did today to the softening专门 reserved only you.

'Love, what are you cooking?' he asks, moving behind you to wrap his arms around your waist, his head resting on your shoulder as always. Only this time, everything is different.