"Hey." Ace slid into the seat next to Indianna and she briefly looked up at him before looking back down at her notebook. "Don't do the silent thing me with," he said with a laugh. "I know you talk to Greyson, and I am a lot nicer than Greyson."But you can't talk to me in your head, she thought. She was a shy person, but she wasn't with Greyson and it was confusing her. Was it the whole mind speaking thing? Or did she just feel... Normal around him?"Indianna?"Indianna nervously bit the end of her pen and sighed, looking up at Ace. "...Hi."Ace smiled brightly at her. "Hey, so how you finding it here?"Indianna paused for a moment, pondering her answer. "Invasive," she finally replied.Ace laughed and grinned sheepishly at Indianna. "Sorry."She shrugged and looked back at her notebook."Greyson mentioned that you weren't feeling too well the other day, are you okay now?""Fine," she muttered, but it wasn't completely true. The sick feeling had come back slightly and was coming and
"How long are we going to be stuck here?" Indianna wondered, looking up at Greyson who shrugged."Your guess is as good as mine," he said and she ran her fingers through her hair."It's been two hours," she muttered and Greyson furrowed his eyebrows at her."Sugar, are you alright, you look like you're going to be-""Sick," Indianna gulped and jumped up from the floor. She ran into the girls bathroom that were luckily opposite them and rushed into a stall."Indianna, you alright?" Greyson called as she puked into the toilet."I'm fine," she grumbled. "Just leave me alone.""You're not fine," he said and opened the stall door. He held her hair back from her face and she puked again."Then why did you ask," she muttered. "Please, I don't want you to see me puking.""Just shut up and let me help you, Indianna," Greyson said and she puked one more time before sitting back on her heels. "Is that it?""I bloody hope so," she sighed and grabbed some tissue and wiped her mouth with it."Here.
"You're not wearing your glasses," Greyson commented when Indianna sat down in the car later than night."We're not at school," Indianna shrugged and crossed her arms over her chest. "Where are we going?""You're new to this town, you won't know where," he shrugged."My mother told me to stay away from you," Indianna said which earned a chuckle from Greyson."She's doing a great job at keeping you away from me, isn't she, sugar?" He smirked."How do you know her?""I'll tell you later.""You said you'd give me answers.""But I didn't say when," he shrugged. "By the end of the night some of your questions will be answered."There wasn't much conversation between the two of of them as they drove to wherever they were going, but it wasn't an awkward silence. It was peaceful and Indianna hated it.She didn't want to feel comfortable around Greyson, but she couldn't help it.The music was playing softly on the radio and Indianna reached forward to turn it up at the same time Greyson did. T
Greyson pulled up at his house and got out of the car, walking round to the passenger side and gently lifting Indianna up. She was fast asleep and had been the whole journey back."Greyson, what happened?" Ace walked out of the house with Kal beside him. "Is she alright?" He gasped, looking at Indianna."She's fine, she's in shock.""Why?""Rogue.""Rogues? Where abouts?" Kal wondered, cracking his knuckles."No, Rogue. The Rogue," Greyson snapped. "She recognised him.""Shit," Ace gasped."He killed her father.""What's he doing here?" Kal wondered."I'm guessing it's to finish the job," Ace said bitterly."No, Indie would be dead already if that was his intent. He may be here for her, but he doesn't want to kill her," Greyson muttered. "Ace, I need you to to take some guys out and search every inch of this town. If you get the chance, kill him. I don't want to take any chances.""Okay," Ace nodded."What are you going to do with Indianna?" Kal wondered."Right now, wait till she wak
It was late when Indianna walked into her house that evening. Her mother was already asleep and she was grateful about that. Indianna was not in the mood for her mother moaning at her about arriving home late.She went straight upstairs and crawled into bed, not bothering to change out of her clothes. She was asleep as soon as her eyes were closed, but the wolf was awake in her dreams.*"You were home late last night," Indianna's mother said when she walked into the kitchen the next morning."Yeah," Indianna shrugged and poured coffee into a flask."It was past midnight.""Yeah," Indianna repeated."It's not safe at night," her mum frowned. "I want you home earlier.""Cool," Indianna nodded and headed to the door. "I'm walking to school.""I can give you a lift-""No. I'm fine."Indianna walked out of the house and into the bright morning sunshine and was greeted by a familiar car parked on the curb. "Hop in, sugar," Greyson smirked and Indianna arched an eyebrow at him. "Come on, we
Greyson rushed into his house and went straight to the infirmary, Indianna's weight in his arms didn't slow him one bit. "Doc!" Greyson yelled, kicking the door open with his boot. "Doc, where the hell are you?" He laid Indianna on a bed and turned just as a middle aged man with greying hair entered the room."Oh my-" He looked at Indianna who was shaking violently and Greyson clenched his hands into fists."Don't just fucking stare at her, Doc! Help her!" He growled and Doc nodded, hurrying over to Indianna's side."She's... She's starting the process. I wasn't aware we had any shifts happening soon."Indianna screamed out in pain as her stomach felt like it was being ripped apart by knives. She wasn't unconscious, but she wasn't in control of her body. She could feel herself shaking, but she couldn't find the energy to move any part of her body. All she felt was pain."She's not a fucking pack member, help her now, Doc!" Greyson ordered, power oozing from his voice."Not a pack memb
*Indianna's eyes opened and she winced at the bright light above her. She groaned and rubbed her eyes, jumping when there was a sudden cough."Rise and shine, sugar." Indianna looked at Greyson and bolted upright in the bed, but he was in front of her immediately. "Stay calm and don't try to run off," he warned. *I know what you're going to do before you do.*"Let go of my wrist," Indianna said, looking at Greyson's hand. He did as she said and she took a long breath. "Let me leave.""How do you feel?""Let me go home.""Answer the question.""Like shit, can I go now?""Sugar, Doc says you can still have a fit at any random time, you had four while you were sleeping, if you feel one coming then you need to tell me.""Let me go home, Greyson!""No.""Then give me answers.""I can't right now, not until the others get here.""Greyson-""You need to stay calm, Indie. You are still at the beginning of the process and the pain and fits can start again if your heartbeat rises.""What the f
Indianna sat on the bed with her knees pulled up to her chest. She was glaring at Greyson who was seated at the end, talking on his phone. He hung up after a few minutes and looked at Indianna."You're shaking," he frowned. "Are you cold?""I'm fine," she muttered, but Greyson stood up and shrugged his jacket off. He walked over to Indianna, but she flinched away from him. "I'm fine."Greyson ignored her and draped his jacket round Indianna's shoulders and then sat back down. "You don't seem so full of questions anymore, sugar.""I want to go home, Greyson.""You can't until the first stage of the process is complete.""What is this p-process?" She asked quietly and pulled Greyson's jacket tighter around her."It's the process preparing you for your first shift," he said and Indianna's eyes widened."W-What?""You aren't human, Indie.""No," Indianna shook her head. "No!""Your father was an Alpha of a very powerful pack, you inherited the werewolf gene from him. Females rarely inheri