And Then There Were Four (Lilith Carrie)

"Yeah, don't I always," he sneered with irritation. "You're not going, though."

"Excuse me?" Laughter escaped me at his comment. Every time there was a party, he tried to ensure I couldn't go, and yet I always found my way there despite his efforts. "You can't tell me what to do, Pollux." Gripping the steering wheel, he turned his gaze towards me as anger seethed in his eyes. "Cass... I'm not telling you again."

Never had I been so excited to see school as I was during this argument between him and me. The last thing I wanted was Lux ruining my morning with another lecture just because he was the future Alpha of the pack.

As soon as the truck pulled into his parking space, his many groupies flocked to the vehicle, wanting to be the first ones to greet him. And quickly I was a ghost of a thought.

It was just how I liked it, though, and as my eyes landed on Melissa-with two cups of coffee-my excitement for school grew. "Have a fabulous day, brother dearest. Try not to catch something from these whores."

Stepping out of the truck, I ignored Lux's snappy comeback as I beelined straight for Melissa. Leggings and a hoodie were her favorite and as I approached her messy bun, no makeup look, I couldn't help but smile. "Oh my god, you're a lifesaver right now." Smirking, she shrugged her shoulders as she took a sip of her coffee. "I take it the morning drive was eventful?"

Eventful would be an understatement. "If you only knew."

Laughter fell between Melissa and me as we walked toward the towering brick building in front of us. The echoing sound of the school bell rang in the distance as the many voices of students rushed to class past my ears.

been hell to me for many years, and now that I was done with it, I couldn't help but think

this place when we graduate?" Melissa asked, drawing me from the many thoughts which had been

don't know. I guess part of me will just because I made so many

I guess you're right," she muttered as we passed the double doors, making our way toward our lockers. "We should do something epic, though, before

grin crossed my lips. "Epic? What do you have in

"Well, for one, I think you should put Ashley in her place

was the harlot who hung around my brother. The cheerleader type who was dead

of our

Something I was

moment I met her.

of us were eighteen, I had the gift of foresight, and she wasn't the girl I had seen my brother

in her place at our party. Lux will see she isn't his mate,

he doesn't," she muttered, causing me

many times I heard the story of our my parents