Jack Priest (
bitten_notshy) wrote2013-07-23 07:20 pm
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Basement, Derek & Mike's Totally Normalish House, Late Tuesday Afternoon
It was the last night of the full moon, which meant Jackson and Derek were free of werewolf issues for another month.
Jack, however, was not. He morosely chewed on a sandwich as he waited for the moon to rise. He'd come to love having a pack (even though some days he wouldn't admit it), but there was definitely a downside to being a different breed from the others.
[OOC: Open to whoever might be in the house!]
Jack, however, was not. He morosely chewed on a sandwich as he waited for the moon to rise. He'd come to love having a pack (even though some days he wouldn't admit it), but there was definitely a downside to being a different breed from the others.
[OOC: Open to whoever might be in the house!]
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Look at him noticing things!
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"Probably." A pause. "It is getting easier, you know. A little."
He meant it. He couldn't bring his curse under complete control, but he'd learned how to cling to some shred of his human mind -- enough to stop him from trying to kill anyone, at least, if not enough to spare Derek's poor basement door.
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Laura was here.
"--Laura could turn into a wolf like you."
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He cut his eyes toward Derek. "I remember that. From --"
Her corpse. He wasn't saying that.
"Before."
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Which he wasn't, hence the brittle edge in his tone.
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Wow, was he ever bad at this. He bit the inside of his cheek, thinking about things he'd really rather not.
"--only alphas can. And even then it's rare."
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"So your sister was strong," he chanced. "I wish it meant that for me. As far as I know it's universal in my world."
Not that there were many lycanthropes at home to ask, really. Or any.
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And Derek's life was just made of horrible, horrible things.
"She was respected for what she could do. It can be like that for you too."
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And admitting he missed her was like ripping himself open again.
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He made a little noise that was meant as sympathetic.
"I could try not to complain so much about the shifting," he said, then, to be a brat, continued: "Especially if it means I outrank you."
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He hoped so.
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