Ok so if you saw last nights episode you would know how freaking cool it was. So here is the next chapter. I just wanted to say that. LOL

I just sat there looking at my ceiling yawning and sweating, I couldn't take it anymore so I got up and walked into my bathroom and took another shower. After my shower I felt a little better, so I walked back to my bed and laid down, and heard a soft knock on my door. "Come in," I spoke up as the door creaked open.

"Richard," my aunt whispered.

"Yeah?" I asked turning a light on as we reacted the same toward the light.

"You ok? I mean the last time you showered at four in the morning was when you had a nightmare."

"I did," I said as she sat on my bed. "It was one of those where it felt so real," I sighed looking at my feet.

"What happened?" she asked as I could feel tears forming freaking tears.

"I was back in the school, with Lydia, Scott, and the alpha," I said as she looked at me.

"And…"

"He attacked Scott and when I tried protecting Lydia it got me in the stomach, shit," I said trying to hold the tears back. "I'm so fricking weak," I said throwing my pillow at the wall.

"Stop it, listen," she said calmer. For the first time in like ten years I cried, she grabbed onto me and started hugging as I let the tears pour out, I couldn't breathe, and I certainly couldn't think.

"You're not weak, you are an Argent," she said as I tried laughing, but just continued to cry. "Richard, Richard, listen, you are so tough, you need to know that."

"No I'm not, I can't even shoot a gun without hitting a target," I said remembering the night I shot at Derek, I actually was trying to hit him.

"Come on, Richard, look at me," she snapped lifting my head. "I know you, you are the strongest guy out there," she smiled wiping the tears from my face. I didn't know why I cared but in the back of my mind I thought of Jackson, as if he was in some sort of danger, but I didn't know yet.

"Aunt Kate," I said trying to change the subject, "I don't know why, but I have a bag feeling something is going to happen to Jackson," I said as she looked at me more interested.

"You sure?" she became serious again.

"I think so," I said as she nodded.

"Well go back to bed, and I'll take care of everything," she said as I laid back down, she reached over me turned out the light and patted my chest. "Good night." I mumbled back before I fell fully asleep.

I woke up as the sun shot across my window and into my eyes. I sat up and climbed out of bed, no school today, and I was in a better mood than when I woke up. "How you feeling?" Aunt Kate asked as I walked into the kitchen.

"Pretty good," I smiled as she nodded. I looked up and saw Lydia standing in the door frame as my aunt looked back and forth and smiled.

"I guess, I'll give you guys some time to talk," she said childishly as she left the room.

"So, you went to the game last night?" I asked not knowing what to start a conversation about.

"Yeah, we're going to state, whoop-dee-doo," she said not caring about the game at all. She took the bar stool next to me and started smiling.

"What?" I asked laughing a little. She started to rub her nail between my pecks making me laugh. "Lydia," I whispered almost as if I wanted her, don't get me wrong I wanted her, boy did I want her, but wasn't she moving fast. I grabbed her wrist and looked in her eyes. "This isn't…right," I sighed.

"What do you mean?" she asked looking at me funny.

"I mean, don't you think your rushing yourself into a relationship to forget you know who?"

"No, are you stupid? I'm sorry, but really, I like you, ok?" she said standing up.

"You really like me, this…freak."

"Stop calling yourself that," she spoke up. Was Lydia actually having a calm nice side? A side I had never even scene. "Richard, whatever people called you at your old home, doesn't mean I see it."

"No, Lydia you don't understand. I am…"

"I don't care about your past life, I only care about right here right now," she said calmer getting in my face. I could hear her heart slowly speeding up as her breath did the same. The warmness coming from her mouth and on my neck made me feel good. She looked up to me and I slowly moved my head closer to hers until my lips touched hers. That fiery feeling had come back and my arms slowly moved up the sides of her torso. She wrapped her arms around me like the night before and started doing the same thing. I lifted her from the ground and walked toward the stairs. When we got to the top Allison's door opened and we quickly separated. COME ON! We started to pretend laugh and Allison looked at me.

"Good morning," I said looking at her as she smiled.

"What time is it?" she asked as I looked at the clock on the wall in her room.

"Seven thirty," I smiled as she rolled her sleep filled eyes, walked back in her room and closed the door, I presumed she went back to bed. "That was close," I laughed as Lydia grabbed my hands. I kissed Lydia again but this time it was short and she looked totally peaceful.

"I don't know why people think you're so…"

"Rude, bitchy, a brat?" she asked looking at me.

"See we all have flaws and if you can look past mine, then I am sure I can look past yours," I joked as she laughed smacking my arm. Allison came back out completely changed and looked at Lydia.

"You want to go shopping?" she asked her as Lydia looked at me.

"Sure," she sighed knowing we wouldn't get alone time.

"I'll meet you guys later, I have to do…something," I hesitated as Allison nodded and walked away while Lydia went in my sister's room to change. I walked in my room and put some clothing on and as I walked down the stairs Lydia came out of my sister's looking absolutly amazing. I was falling hard for her it may have been for my good that I didn't go with her. The two of them left and I was walking for the door when someone grabbed my hand, and who else would grab me but my aunt. "What now?" I sighed as she looked at me a little shocked.

"I'm sorry, I didn't know you were so rushed?"

"I'm sorry, but I don't feel like being reprimanded right now?"

"Come on do I really…" she paused as my whole face changed. "Ok maybe I do a little but you still need a lot to learn," she said as I sighed.

"I understand that, but right now I don't have the time, I really have to go," I said as I quickly walked out the door. I started my bike with a single kick start and sped off the driveway and down the street. I drove to Scott's house and ran to the door pounding as loud as I could.

"Richard, it's eight in the morning," Mrs. McCall said opening the door looking at me a little upset.

"I know, I'm sorry, but I need to talk to Scott," I said rushed. She nodded and let me. "Next time you do this, do what Stiles does and climb through the window," she yawned as I laughed and started pounding on Scott's door. He opened it and I pushed him back.

"We're in so much trouble," I said closing the door behind me.

"I know," he sighed.

"Wait, you know what happened? Did Stiles tell you?" I was lost.

"He didn't have to," he said looking at me. "It's Derek, he's with his uncle."

"Wait, what?" I had no clue leaving him behind was such a bad thing. "He killed his own niece and Derek is helping?" I felt betrayed after all the help I gave him. "Scott, I…don't know what to do."

"What do you mean? Your life seems pretty ok to me," he said sounding pity for himself.

"Cut the horse shit, I mean Lydia is…" I heard myself trailing. I shook my head trying to get her out my thoughts, "If you want to talk to my sister she's in the woods," I said as he looked up at me.

"How do you know?"

"I'm her brother, plus I saw her bow missing when I got my bike," I laughed as he stood up. He thanked me quickly and left. I sat on his bed and pondered how I tried helping Derek the night before and he totally betrays Scott and me, but then it dawned upon me, if Allison was with Lydia and she was in the woods, Lydia would be with her, and that was where Derek lived. I jumped to my feet and ran out of Scott's house and started up my bike and roared down the street. There was no way I was going to let anything happen to her…I hoped.

I pulled down an old trail that looked as if it hadn't been touched in a while and I turned down the there. Continuing through the shrubs and trees I can into a clearing where the road met. I turned down and pulled the throttle down harder now reaching speeds of nearly a hundred. I turned down the winding road and came across my sister's car. I turned my engine off and started running dodging trees and other plants. I saw Lydia up ahead, she looked totally freaked out, I slowly started walking again as she looked my direction she lifted my sister's bow and aimed it at me. "Don't shoot," I called as she jumped and released the arrow. It hit a tree right next to my head inches more like it. "I told you not to shoot," I said coming into view as she looked angry.

"I'm sorry," she laughed hugging me.

"Where's Allison?" I asked as she pointed toward some trees.

"She heard something and went in that direction." The woods felt different as if it was deserted I had no clue why but I looked at Lydia with even more fear.

"Did anything come at you, anything at all?" I asked as she looked at me funny.

"No, why?" She looked around looking for anything in particular.

"Stay here, I'll be right back," I said as she looked frightened. She grabbed my hand and pulled me into her. "Lydia, just shoot the bow again if you get freaked, I mean you almost hit me," I laughed as she looked guilty.

"Sorry, again," she sighed as I laughed.

"I'll be right back," I whispered as she slowly let me go. Once I was out of her grasp I ran in the direction Lydia pointed where Allison went off to. I heard her talking and when I looked behind a tree she was holding a taser gun and Scott was rolling on the ground. I didn't get what they were doing but I knew she was safe so I turned around and went back to Lydia. "It's just Scott," I called as she looked pissed. I walked up to her and lifted her off the ground and sat her on my sister's car and kissed her. She slowly pulled me up onto the hood with her and before I knew it she was fully laying down with both my hands on either side of her. I pulled back a little and rested my forehead against hers.

"I think I'm in love," she whispered as I smiled.

"You think? What about now?" I asked in a whisper and kissed her again, I heard someone clear their throat and Lydia and I quickly sat up. I looked in the direction of the throat clear came from and I felt totally embarrassed in the first time of my life.