School Mates *ON HOLD INDEFINITELY*

School Mates - Chapter 17

A/N: So guys...sorreh thee chapters are short...hopefully this one is longer...it is on word but who knows! Anyways not about quantity if you guys are enjoying it...x Much love and enjoy...Dannii...

Revan’s P.O.V

I paced my cell anxiously. I hadn’t seen or heard from a single being in what felt like days. To most captives that would be a good thing, because it meant they were safe. For now. But to me it felt worse than the death sentence. I longed just to see Ace. But he was gone and I feared he was never coming back. Our first and last argument played through my head and my hear ached. I hadn’t meant what I’d said to him. I really hadn’t. I didn’t even know why I’d said it. But I had. And now I had to face the consequence of running my mouth. And man did it hurt like a bitch. Shaking my head to clear away any thoughts of Ace I allowed my mind to wander instead to Bonnie and Evie. They must be distraught. They had witnessed me brutally attack and almost murder one of their closest friends. And in Evie’s case her cousin. ‘They must hate me’ I thought and I realised that that thought actually pained me more than not seeing Ace. This actually shocked me as Ace was my mate. My world. But no the thought that Bonnie of all the people would hate me hurt me to the core. She was my rock. The one that has always been there for me. It would kill me to see hate on her innocent features. Hate especially aimed at me. No I wouldn’t be able to cope with that. Not from her.

I was so wrapped up in my own thoughts that I hadn’t even heard anyone enter the basement to which the cells I was being held in lay. When someone banged on the bars I jumped, startled and couldn’t help but growl. Not a good idea when you were being held prisoner. But hey neither is startling a wolf but they did that! “Settle down Revan” my Alpha’s voice commanded and I instantly sat back down and looked to the floor. If the Alpha was here this could not be a happy meeting. Not that any meeting held through the bars of a prison was going to be happy. But hey ho! “So Revan. As you know you are being held down in here until we make a decision as to what to do with you” Zylen says and I nod refusing to make eye contact with him. Hey I may have nearly killed my friend but I did not have my own death wish. And everyone knew looking a wolf in the eye was a sign of challenge, especially to an Alpha. “Well I am here because we have come to a conclusion” he said simply, his tone giving nothing away. I gulped. I had been dreading this moment since I was brought here. “Go…Go on..” I stutter just wanting him to come out and say it. I already imagine I’m a dead she wolf. I afterall broke one major rule of being in a pack. I attacked one of my own pack members, unprovoked too. An attack born more from jealously than anything else. A stupid and foolish mistake spurred on by my wolf. A mistake with fatal consequences.

“Revan. After several meetings…the conclusion we came to is…”

Zylen’s P.O.V

Looking at Revan I couldn’t help but shudder. Yes she had nearly killed Lily but she was still a child in my eyes. Regardless of the fact that she was eighteen. In all my time as Alpha of this pack I never imagined I would be in this situation with Revan. I mean sure she caused trouble with my daughter, but nothing this serious. Nothing that required the cells. Just some parental discipline. Looking at her now she looked so defeated. It was obvious from her posture that she assumed she was heading for death. She wouldn’t look me in the eyes, which was a smart move. Though I wanted to see her eyes, they would betray her emotions better than the mask she had plastered on her face to seem unfazed.

I sighed. I couldn’t delay this moment anymore anyway. Everyone needed to be put out their misery in terms of this situation. So with that in mind I cleared my throat and said “Revan. After several meetings…the conclusion we came to is…that you will not be killed. You are to valuable as one of the limited she-wolves in this pack. However the crime you committed will not go unpunished.” Revan gasped and looked up in disbelief. It was obvious she had not been expecting that. “Thank you” she said softly and I shook my head. “I wouldn’t go thanking me yet. You haven’t heard the terms that come with sparing your life” I said simply and her head sunk once more. It was heartbreaking to watch. But not as heartbreaking as watching my daughter fall apart on her own birthday.