Sherlock had known John was going to hide his suppressants; knowing and seeing? Were two different things. When he forced himself to climb from the bed and leave the comfort of the scent of John and their recent mating behind, Sherlock dragged a hand down his face, willing himself to not get angry at his missing medication.
There would be no finding it, of that Sherlock was sure. John would do more than hide them, after all: he would throw them away.
That had been three weeks ago.
The first week had been fine; Sherlock's body was still overcome with the bonding, was still settling in as a mated omega.
The second week, everything had settled and Sherlock was beginning to feel what he had long since suppressed. An omega, after all, was more than just womb; while the lacked the strength of an alpha, they had the senses of one.
The third week? Those senses Sherlock had long suppressed, came back.
It was overwhelming and he laid, sprawled on the couch with a cool, damp cloth over his eyes to block out the world around him and, to attempt to tame the throbbing in his skull. Migraines were awful things.