Teen Wolves

3.7: Currents

In The End- Teen Wolf

"He seemed fine when I talked to Boyd," Isaac informed me after classes were over. I looked over at him and smiled. 

"I know he is. He would have called me if he wasn't. I got the I'm alive text and that's all I needed," I shut my locker to see Gideon walking over to us. His eyes are on Isaac. "Fuck," 

"Lahey," Gideon greeted him coldly. 

"Hey, man. Welcome back," Isaac greeted him the way he usually does. 

"Good to be back," Gideon looked down at me with a smirk. He leaned in and pressed his lips against mine briefly to prove a point.

"I'll see you later, Sky," Isaac chuckled.

"Can you remind Scott that he has to take mom dinner tonight? I'm going to be staying at work a little longer. We have deliveries," 

"Sure. Be careful," he nodded and walked away. 

"What was that?" I asked smacking Gideon on the stomach. 

"You do know you're my girlfriend right?" he asked. 

"I forget sometimes," I shrugged. Believe me and run for the hills G-man. 

"Funny," he chuckled leaning in again. I actually kissed him this time. When I pulled back, I caught Aiden looking at us. 

"Before you hear it from anyone else. Isaac is staying with us. He doesn't have anywhere else to go and he's like my brother. Like Stiles. There's a line we'll never ever cross. Not even consider," I promised him. 

"Okay," he nodded. 

"You look really good today," I looked him over. 

"Yeah?" he smirked. 

"Oh, yeah," I nodded.

"How about you call in sick and we can make a day out of it?"

"How about no?" I laughed as we walked towards the front of the school together. "I'm not really going to have much to do. Marty got a new guy to help him in the garage. He wants me upfront today. We're going to have deliveries coming in all-night," 

"Yeah?" he asked with a soft smile on his lips. 

"Yes," I poked his chest. 

"Okay," he nodded. I decided to ask about his aloofness when we get to the garage. I text Scott to remind him that he needs to take mom dinner. 

-Isaac called me already. IK!- he texted back.

Gideon got to the shop before I did. This isn't the first time we hang out here. As a matter of fact, he worked with me and became a novice mechanic-type boyfriend over the summer. It's how Marty met his sister Stephenie. 

"Pay attention," Marty pointed at me as he went to the back. 

"I've literally never made a mistake up here," I looked over at Gideon. He grinned. "You okay?" 

"Yeah," he nodded taking a seat at the counter next to me. 

"How are you doing after the whole Kyle thing?" I asked. He took a deep breath and let out slowly. 

"I can't believe he's gone. I've known him since we were little. Our dad's met in Afganastan," 

"I'm really sorry," I placed my hand over his. 

"It's not your fault," he looked up at me. 

"How was your trip with your brothers?" I asked.