𝐅𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐞𝐫 || Isaac Lahey || Book 2

𝕋𝕣𝕒𝕚𝕟𝕚𝕟𝕘 ℙ𝕒𝕣𝕥 𝕋𝕨𝕠

It has been a week since Kaelin figured out that her father knew about her fate, her destiny. She kept training harder and harder, hoping to become successful. She wanted to see them again. She wanted to see Isaac again. She loved him, she loves him. She wanted to feel his touch, put her hand through his hair, to feel his lips upon hers again. She wanted to be with him. She didn't care that the mating bond had broke. She still loved him and she still wanted to be with him. She thought that the only one that she could see him again was her gaining control. Though over this time, she had improved over her skills. Deaton and Scott knew that she needed to be able to control herself easily. They knew that if she got angry, that they might not be able to help her. The only person that could help her gain control was herself.

Right now Kaelin had a blind fold covering her eyes as she continued to control her senses. She made a promise to herself to never give up, and she wasn't going to give up any time soon. She wouldn't give up, not when she could see her loved ones again.

She wasn't going to admit it. She wasn't going to admit the fact that she was broken. She learned a lot about Aiden over the time she was dead. He became a true friend, and she helped him cope with being dead even though it was new to her as well. They watched as their loved ones fell apart, but they knew that they had each other. When she was brought back to life, she was pulled away, taken away from her family. She screamed for help as she was sucked into a portal that sent her soul back to earth. The last thing she saw there was her mother's face of pure terror as she got pulled away from her. That face was melded into her mind as Kaelin swung at Scott, landing a hit on his face, sending him back onto the ground.

She stood still wiping away the sweat that stained her forehead. Scott crawled back from the ground before he swung at her, but she swiftly leaned back, having his fist swing in the air before she caught it. She threw him back onto the ground before ripping her blind fold off. She smiled down at Scott who smiled back at her as she offered her hand to him. Scott took her hand gratefully before getting back up from the ground.

"Nice job." Scott nodded.

"Sorry about your hand." Kaelin nodded.

"It'll heal." Scott shrugged, "Besides, you went easy on me." Kaelin walked over to grab their water bottles before tossing one over to Scott who caught it easily.

"Look, Scott." Kaelin started.

"Hm?" Scott asked.

"Have you told anyone about me?" Kaelin said, pointing to herself. "I mean, me being alive and stuff like that?"

"I thought we weren't doing that." Scott said confused.

"We aren't, but, uh, I was wondering about Isaac. And when I can see him again. When I can see all of you again-" Kaelin said.

"You know I want that to happen, Kaelin. But, you still need to gain some more control-" Scott sighed and Kaelin looked at him angrily.

"More control?" Kaelin snapped at him, "I've been listening to you for the past week, okay? I've been doing everything you wanted!"

"I know that, Kaelin, but this keeps everyone safe." Scott said, "No one even knows that you're alive."

"That's the problem!" Kaelin exclaimed, throwing her hands into the air. "Look, I just want to see them again. I've gotten better. I've had less flashes of memories, and even if I have them... I can handle it."

"That's not it, Kaelin." Scott said calmly.

"Then just tell me, because I'll do anything. I'll do anything to see them again." Kaelin said, tears forming in her eyes.