And Then There Were Four (Lilith Carrie)

Cassie.

I couldn't believe Pollux acted the way he did in front of everybody, making me look like a complete fool. Then to call me a whore! Who did he honestly think he was?

Rage bubbled through me as my blood boiled with anger over the entire situation. I wasn't sure who my brother thought he was, speaking to me the way that he did but thankfully our father James had stepped in to stop the situation. The moment Pollux grabbed me and forced me to stay to try and listen to him, I felt myself losing control and that was something I didn't do often.

Walking into my English class, I spotted Melissa sitting in our usual spot, her eyes meeting mine slightly widened as the other students looked at me with curiosity. It wasn't that I wanted people to fear me, but most people at this school did.

I simply just ignored it, because after I graduated I was out of this fucking place.

Moving towards the back of the classroom, I beelined straight for my seat. Melissa had a grin on her face spread ear to ear, and I could only imagine the questions she would end up throwing my way. It wasn't the first time she witnessed one of our dads pulling us off to the side to have a sit down, and I doubted it would be the last.

down at my desk, I pulled out my notebook and opened it to where we had left off with notes for the exam notes from

I woke up was knowing I would be leaving this place soon, and Melissa and

go ahead and open your notebooks if you haven't so I can go over everything that you're going to need

an older woman, with graying brown hair and thick-framed glasses. She had been in the pack for as long as I can remember, and even though she was nice to everyone else, she, for some reason,

it go?" Melissa whispered, causing me to look at her from the corner of my eye. "Was it

keep my tone down low so Miss Abel wouldn't hear us having a conversation while she was trying to teach class. That pissed her off more than anything. Interrupting

from the party

"It's my party. Why would they turn around and not

letting out a sigh of relief. "I'd

sun through the open window caught her just right at the moment, making her seem as if she were glowing. There was something about my friend I found extremely attractive. From the soft brown waves of her hair to the dark charcoal colored gray of her eyes. She was