If you say that children are afraid of strangers, then he is also a stranger, but Lucus is not afraid of him.
But why is Lucus so afraid of Omega Huntley?
This is not the first time he has refused to let Omega touch him.
Lucus buried his head in Porter Rushbrook's arms, his voice muffled: "Dad, Lucus wants to eat the food you make, can you cook for Lucus?"
Porter frowned, then his expression became a little embarrassed: "Lucus, Dad doesn't know how to cook. Mrs. Rowlett's cooking is delicious, shall we eat her food? If you have anything you want to eat, you can tell her, and she will make it for you."
"Lucus, don't be afraid." Porter sensed the little guy's uneasiness, touched his head, and spoke softly, "Dad is here, isn't he? We are real men, and real men should be brave. The uncles and aunts here all like Lucus, and no one will be unkind to you."
"So you don't need to be afraid, okay?"
Porter has never taken care of a child.
He doesn't know how to comfort a child either.
