Derek Hale Imagines

Cold cold cold

Derek x Reader

Requested by Anon​

December event

Derek's apartment had no central heating. You had told everyone this as they arranged to meet up but you'd been ignored on account of 'a few minutes of cold is nothing compared to some monster eating someone.'

Tell that to my poor cold fingers. You thought to yourself as you waited for everyone to meet at Derek's. Even with your coat and hat on you felt cold. You'd had a matching pair of gloves to go with your hat but you'd been chased through the woods by some rather large beast and lost one of them.

"Is this going to take much longer?" You asked. Trying your best not to shiver, every now and then you'd have one large tremble that ran down your spine and raised goosebumps over your skin.

"I think everyone's almost here. We could start." Derek muttered. Scott agreed and a map of Beacon Hill's was pulled out. You'd been so busy thinking about how cold you were that you zoned out, focusing on sticking your hands up your coat's arms and then under your armpits to try and keep warm. It was so cold that you could see your own breath.

"Right. So Derek will stay here with (Y/N) until we call and then you two know where to go?" Scott said as he pointed to Lydia and Malia.

"Yes." Malia answered shortly.

"Wait! I stay here!" You complained and started to object but everyone was already leaving.

"You'll be fine with Derek." Scott assured you. You Watched them all leave then turned to Derek who was giving you a funny look. You didn't normally complain about being left with him.

"Could we. . .cuddle? I'm a little cold." You muttered.

"Is that all? I thought you'd secretly fed another creature and we'd find it in your attic again." Derek muttered as he walked off.

"Hey, that only happened twice. The third time I didn't feed it." You mumbled. Derek chuckled and came back with a few blankets. Gesturing to the sofa he followed you and dumped them on top of you. He took a seat beside you and handed you a book.

"Well if you don't have it then we'll have to read through these books until we find something helpful. You're normally pretty good at that. Derek heaved a pile of books from the floor and handed you a few. You spent the next few hours under the blankets squished up against Derek's side. He moved so you could tuck yourself under his arm and still read the book he'd picked out. He and the other wolves ran slightly warm so soon the chill didn't bother you and you removed your hat and coat.