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Chapter 105: "a storm is coming"
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ANNA was having a major case of deja vu, in the worst way possible.
Honestly, she's had one hell of a day. It all began when she walked out of her class and saw Issac, Stiles, and Scott leaving the school with a girl being carried in the True Alpha's arms. When she asked Liam who she was and he said Tracy Stewart, a bad feeling stirred in her gut.
The bad feeling increasingly got worse as she stepped foot into Tracy Stewart's bedroom later that day after school, Lydia wanted to follow a Banshee intuition that she's had all day so Anna and Kira decided to tag along with her. They concluded through their own investigations that Tracy was having an extreme case of night terrors, they even found a box of dream catchers that her father -- who she killed the night prior had gifted to her to make an effort to help her.
With this frightening and frankly devastating discovery about the teenager, the plan went from taking Tracy out because she's a liability to a rescue mission. They have to get her to wake up and understand that she's not in a dream, that everything that she thinks she's doing in her night terror is actually happening in real time.
They considered that there might be a pattern of Tracy going after the people who are trying to help her with her night terrors, like her father. Which Lydia pointed out that she might have come to the school to kill her psychiatrist, Lydia's Mother. Her mother was apparently going on a date that night, so Lydia had to call her mom and find out where she was to warn her.
That led them to pulling up to the Sheriff's station, because as it would seem, Noah Stilinski was her mother's date that night. Anna couldn't say that she saw that pair coming, at all. She always thought Noah and Melissa had a thing for each other, but looks like she was wrong.
When they ran into the station to warn Lydia's mother about Tracy, she quickly realized they were too late as she looked around the station. There was something scarily familiar about what she noticed regarding the deputies scattered in the room, they were either lying on the floor fully conscious but not moving, or hunched over their desks uncomfortably.
