The Stilinski twin | Aiden

The evacuated mall | chapter ten

A couple hours had passed and Haley was extremely lost, the sun was slowly beginning to fall and she was losing all sense of direction.
She never gave up hope, continuing forward until she got to the outskirts of town.

Haley sighed in defeat as the car spluttered and jolted unhealthily forward. She was lost by an overgrown building and some evacuated ruins of a mall. As she was steering back she noticed two matching motorbikes hiding by a corner of the mall. Haley slammed the breaks and spun into the carpark, unleashing her seatbelt as it span and jumping out of the car as soon as it stopped. A victorious feeling swept over her as she walked closer to the doors. Only for a few seconds did she feel that way, until fear started to bubble up in her stomach.

But it was too late,
and somehow she knew Scott was there.

Haley crept through the side doors and up a set of stairs to where a muffled sound originated from. She stayed as well hidden as she could as she crawled to a pillar and peered out to the scene. Her breathing hitched as she saw Scott and Isaac standing opposite the guy she classed as the leader. The odds favoured the teenage boys until she remembered the twins were some where in the room. Probably along with the others.

"You didn't come alone." Deucalion observed, his voice the one to finally puncture the silence.
But neither did Deucalion.

Scott nodded slowly, his eyes flickering to Isaac. "Yeah, this is Isaac..." He begun as if it was a blind date. Haley snickered at the thought.

"I'm not talking about him." Deucalion spat, stopping haleys snicker in seconds as her eyes went wide.

Did they know she was there?

Derek and his pack slowly walked out from the darkness, the air growing thicker by the second.

"You knew I would do this, didn't you? Derek don't..." Scott started only to be cut off once more by Deucalion. This time his voice was angrier, louder as if annoyed at something.

"Not them! Someone's still hiding. Kali go find them." The room went silent. Shortly followed by the other alphas joining the group, jumping from previous levels of the mall. But Haley had little time to react, as a grip formed around her bicep and she was getting pulled up out of the darkness and into the middle.

All eyes were fixed on her as she entered the light, her grunts of pain enough for half of the room to detect who she was. Haley fidgeted in the woman's grip, her nails long enough to dig into haleys skin.

"You've made your point don't you think? You can let go off me now." Haley commented as her feet finally stopped being dragged. The woman holding her just looked down in aggravation before tightening the grip around her arm. "Or continue tightening the grip. That's basically the same thing." Haley noted, more pissed than scared.

Deucalion ushered for the girl to be brought to him, his blind eyes looking as if they could see her. Haley protested silently as her feet dug into the ground, her gaze never leaving the leader. Just as the pair reached Deucalion Scott finally spoke.

"Let her go." He shouted petrified. The group surrounding him all following his expression. Deucalion ignored the comment, his hand reaching to touch haleys face, memorising every detail he could distinguish.

"Beautiful. Is she yours Scott?" He asked, his hand feeling her hair as if she was a toy. A small growl erupted from someone's lips, but it wasn't recognisable to Haley. And as soon as it sounded, it disappeared.

Scott shook his head, not wanting to give anything away about her. Her eyes flickered across the room to see the origin of the growl, there was Derek's pack, and Scotts beta. Then there was the alphas. But the twins were no where to be seen. There was the woman, that Haley was already acquainted with as she held onto her arm with as much strength as she held. However she had no clue who the the other two men were. One holding something of resemblance and familiarity to her, yet the scar centred in the middle of their face had no key memory with her. But he seemed to know her, their eyes never leaving her as various expressions fought for dominance on their face.