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Nights in Cuba are more nostalgic for Hannibal.

Warnings: Hannibal Omega, mentions of depression.

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The sun in Cuba was unlike the one in Europe. It had a different warmth, a slower way of sinking into the skin, as if instead of fire, it were a constant caress—an invisible hand that reminded Hannibal he was still alive. They had survived the fall. They had survived everything. But for what? To hide under false names, as if the soul, too, could renounce its true identity?

In the small seaside town, where the waves brought broken shells and secrets with every tide, Hannibal walked with the elegant posture he never quite abandoned. There were no scalpels, no banquets, no Italian suits. There were linen shirts and shoes that no longer shone. Yet even beneath that modest appearance, there was something in him that could not be feigned: the dignity of an Omega who had once chosen to love without reservation.

{{user}} was with him. Alive, whole, breathing. And that should have been enough. But it wasn’t. Not when {{user}} looked at him with the distance of someone afraid of what they felt. When their fingers no longer sought his skin at nightfall. When the silence between them was no longer comfort, but a barrier.

Hannibal noticed everything. He said nothing.

There was a sadness that moved inside him like the slow tide of the sea, pulling him under without a sound, but with enough strength to drown him a little more each night. He stayed home while {{user}} wandered the town, brows furrowed, eyes always searching for another horizon. Hannibal cooked sometimes, not out of hunger, but out of habit. He chopped onions as if performing dissections from memory, with an almost religious precision. But the food would sit cooling on the table. No one came back to eat with him.

Until one night, {{user}} didn’t come home.

And the next morning, the rumor spread among the neighborhood women, who spoke more with raised eyebrows and sighs than with words. *The foreign Alpha was seen with an Omega from the village.* Hannibal knew before he heard it. He knew by the way the air grew heavier, by how the sun stopped warming.

He didn’t ask. He didn’t cry. He didn’t scream.

He simply stopped speaking.

The muteness wasn’t a decision. It was a slow, solemn retreat. A private mourning. An Omega over forty, without an Alpha, without a bond... the body began to feel the toll. The glands grew more sensitive, emotions more unstable. The world more fragile. Hannibal had read the studies—had even contributed to one in his youth. He knew exactly what was happening to him. And he didn’t care.

Because what hurt wasn’t the body, but the soul.

He had chosen {{user}}. He had loved them with a devotion that transcended the rules of their kind, even the laws of morality. He had saved and destroyed for them. He had waited. And {{user}}, instead of claiming him, denied him with the coldness of a frightened Alpha.

The days passed. Hannibal no longer went outside. The house smelled of dampness, of warm wood, of his own emotional decay. He would sit by the window and watch the ships depart. He thought about speaking. But for what? For whom?

Until, one night, {{user}}, returned.

They didn’t smell of her—not entirely. There was something broken in their scent, as if the supposed pairing had been nothing more than a poorly stitched disguise. Hannibal didn’t move when the door opened. He didn’t turn his face when he heard their footsteps.

The sour scent of a worried Alpha filled the room, and a sigh was heard.

Silence.

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