The Other Argent

Abomination

I walked into the abandoned train station early that morning. Seeing Erica and Derek making out, I stopped. "Woah, what kind of werewolf threesome did I walk into?" I asked, making Boyd and Isaac chuckle.

Derek then threw Erica to the ground and wiped his mouth, "That's the last time you do that." Erica pouted and questioned, "Why? Because I'm a beta, or because I'm not her?" She motioned towards me, and I exclaimed, "Hey! Don't bring me into this!" Erica rolled her eyes at me, and I decided I would teach her a little lesson.

"You're doing it wrong by the way." I spoke, noticing now that all eyes were on me. I walked down the steps as Erica taunted me, "Like you could do any better." "Watch and learn. Boyd come here." I commanded as I reached the pack, Boyd now on my tail. I smiled seeing how nervous Boyd got, and the look on Derek's face was priceless.

I spoke as I moved, "You all could actually learn from this lesson." Isaac, Erica, and Derek circled around Boyd and I who were face to face. "Seduction is one of the fastest tools to weaken someone. Their resolve goes almost completely away when you do little things like whispering in someone's ear." I whispered the last part to Boyd, my face inches from his.

I trailed a finger down his chest and added, "And when you know they'll give in, you go in for the kill." Just as I was about to kiss Boyd, I changed partners, grabbing onto Isaac and locking his lips with mine. I could see he was shocked when I did this, but he reciprocated the kiss, moving his lips with mine.

After a few moments, I pushed Isaac onto the ground and smirked. I turned to the others and finished, "Like I said, then you go in for the kill. Choose the weakest link." I then whipped my head to Isaac and said, "I mean, no offense."

He put his hands up in surrender and winked, "None taken, I'll be the weakest link anytime." I smirked back and told Derek to continue. "No, it's because I have someone else in mind for you." Derek spoke to Erica, finishing their conversation, and then he turned to me, "What are you doing here? Last time I checked you hated me." I scoffed, "I never hated you. I came here to talk, alone."

"Are we done? I got about 100 bones that need a few hours to heal." Isaac spoke, and he sat up. Derek looked at him with a soft expression, and I immediately knew it was fake. He then crouched down next to him and touched his arm, "Here?"

Isaac nodded, and then Derek crunched his arm with his hand. I flinched at seeing Isaac in pain, and Derek told, "101. You think I'm teaching you how to fight? Huh, look at me! I am teaching you how to survive." Isaac started to cower from him as Derek moved away, "If they wanted us dead, then why aren't they coming for us now? What are they waiting for?"

"I don't know." Derek snapped, and he looked at me with a questioning look. I gave him a look that said later, and he continued, "But they are planning something, and you especially know that's not our only problem." I then stepped in and added, "Whatever killed Isaac's father killed again last night, a hunter."

They all seemed to be soaking up the information, and Derek said, "And until I find out what it is, you all need to learn everything that I know, as fast as I can teach you." Derek then walked into the subway car, and I gave them all a sympathetic smile before following.

"Tough love, trust me they'll thank you later." I quipped as Derek's back was to me. "Yeah, and what would you know about that?" He countered, and I spoke, "My parents have been using that during training." Derek then turned to face me, shock on his face. "You started training? Since when?"

"Last week. My dad said that I'm stronger than others, so I should start earlier. I guess you could say I'm a prodigy." I bragged, and his shoulders sagged. "Why, what's wrong?" I asked him, and he said, "I just thought I would have more time."