School Mates - Chapter 15

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A/N: Hello my little minions...how is life?? good I hope. Anyways I'm hoping if you guys are reading this authors note its because your on this chapter because you are enjoying the story :D Please don't be shy to comment...its your comments that help me to better my stories and include things you guys would like to see...so please don't be shy :D Anyways...here is the next chapter...Enjoy and Much Love...Dannii xx

Revan’s P.O.V

I paced the cell to which I was contained in frustration. How had things managed to escalate so dramatically? I hadn’t come to Bonnie’s party to attack anyone. Least of all Lily. I mean yeah I didn’t really like the girl, but I wasn’t a violent person, so attacking Lily to the extent that I did was so out of character for me. I sighed and slumped onto the make shift bed. “Hello” came a voice rich with honey, I looked up to see my beautiful mate. “Hi” I muttered. ‘He shouldn’t be here. He probably hates me’ I thought miserably as I dropped my gaze back to the floor. “Revan. Baby. Please look at me” Ace whispered softly and I whimpered slightly. ‘How could I look at him after what I’d done? How could he want me to look at him after what I’d done?’ I thought as I kept my gaze fixated to the damp tiled floor.  “I can’t” I said softly after a few seconds ticked by. I heard him sigh. “This is not your fault Revan” he said simply and this caused me to raise my head and look at him in confusion. “This is my fault Ace” I said simply. Because the fact of the matter was, it was my fault. No one had forced me to attack Lily, especially so savagely. No that had been entirely me. ‘And me’ my wolf whispered and I nodded. She had egged me on to be fair. She’d been the reason I’d fully shifted. I’d given in to her pleas to be released so she could control the situation. Oh how I wished I’d refused. Maybe then Lily wouldn’t be fighting for her life. ‘And then maybe Bonnie wouldn’t hate me.’ I thought painfully, before remembering Ace was there and he was probably talking to me and here I was having a mental babble with myself. 

“Sorry what did you say?” I said pulling myself out of my brain babble. “I said this isn’t your fault. This is Bonnie’s fault” he said simply moving closer to the bars that stood between us. I looked at him in utter shock. Bonnie’s fault! How could he be blaming Bonnie for this! “Bonnie’s fault?” I asked questioningly though inside I couldn’t help but feel rage at the fact that my own mate was blaming my best friend for something I did. I watched Ace as I awaited his response. Even in the dim light of the basement he didn’t fail to look like my own personal god. ‘Mmm look at those Abs’ I thought as I stared at his chest which the tight top he was wearing help to highlight. ’God stop ogling our mate. Now is so not the time Revan’ my wolf whined and I rolled my eyes. ’Like you aren’t checking him out’ I thought to her in defence. ’No not at the moment. You know because we have this issue of being stuck behind god damn bars!’ she snarled and I whimpered slightly. ’alright calm down. Sheesh’ I said back and she just huffed at me. “Revan. Are you even listening to me?” Ace’s voice cut through my argument with my wolf. I looked at the floor guiltily. “Sorry was having an argument with my wolf” I said softly and he sighed. “I said it’s Bonnie’s fault because if she didn’t have favourite friends there would be no room for jealousy” he said simply and I looked at him dumbfounded. “And if I didn’t have a mate, this wouldn’t of happened because there wouldn’t of been a separation between Bonnie and I” I retorted before I could stop myself. The look that took over his features made me regret the words as soon as they left my lips. He looked so pained I wanted to hold him and tell him I didn’t mean it. His agonised look at my heart wrenching.  “Ace. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean it like that. You know I didn’t” I said desperately but he just turned away. I tried to reach out to him but the bars restricted my access. “Ace” I said desperately still trying to reach him. He just turned on his heels and left the room. I crumpled to the floor, the air rushing from my lungs. ‘What have I done?’ I thought sadly as I watched him leave. When the silence descended I let the tears that were overwhelming me to fall freely. I had lost my mate and my best friend in less than an hour. How had things gotten so bad?

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