Unsteady [Isaac Lahey x OC]

Chapter 29

Carter woke up the next morning still tired from the late night they had trying to help her brother. 

She rubbed her eyes, Carter couldn't get her mind off of the events that occurred the night before. She might have to do some research on how to see what's really going on in her twins mind. 

Throwing the blankets off of herself, she got up, stretching. 

Carter threw on leggings and one of Isaacs lacrosse hoodies, breathing in the smell of his sweatshirt calmed her nerves. She smiles to herself. Everything is going to work out. They just need to help Stiles. At whatever cost.

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Carter walked into the school, everyone seems to be walking by in a blur, unaware to the truths Beacon Hills holds. Lucky them. 

"Who's sweatshirt is that?" Carter heard a familiar voice ask as he wrapped his arms behind her.

She chuckled, "Lahey." 

She turn around to meet the eyes of the person she thought of every morning when she wakes up and every night when she goes to bed. 

"How are you doing Carter?" He asks looking into her eyes. He was worried, Carter understood that, but she didn't want anyone to worry about herself. 

"I'm okay, we just need to figure out what's going on with my brother." Carter said with a worried glance.

Isaac brushed the hair that was falling in her face behind her ear, "We are going to figure it out I promise you." 

Carter smiled hugging him. She hoped he was right. While still in his embrace she said, "Allison has something on her phone, we want to see if Mr. Yukimura can translate it for us. Want to come with?"

Isaac smiled softly and nodded as they headed off towards the classroom.

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"You're right. It's Japanese." Mr. Yukimura said to Isaac, Allison and Carter. 

 "Who left this on your phone?" he continued. 

Allison shifted her feet, "I don't know. All of the messages are the same and they all say Blocked ID."

"Can you translate it?" Isaac asked. 

"Mostly. The man speaking is giving instructions actually. The first line is, 'All evacuees are required to stay at least 10 feet back from outside fences.'"

"What does that mean? What fences?" Isaac looks down to Carter confused. 

"The fences surrounding a Japanese internment camp during World War II. After Pearl Harbor, Japanese-Americans were rounded up and put in camps. This man is reading instructions to prisoners upon their arrival." Mr. Yukimura said.

"Well, where does something like this come from?" Carter asked, really confused as to who and where this message came from. 

Mr. Yukimura sighed, "I have no idea. Because it's fake. It mentions the name of the internment camp as 'Oak Creek.' There was no internment camp named Oak Creek in California." 

The group all gave each other worried glances. 

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