Please keep reviewing. This is all new to me, so i need the encouragement LOL

I'm trying to incorporate the FB game and the series, so some incidents may seem off or not in place properly, but don't worry, I'll get it all in there LOL.

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It was a dreamless sleep and for the first time in a very long time, she slept heavily, her body and more importantly her mind was exhausted, having been through far more in the past couple days then this whole last year combined.

She couldn't pinpoint when that peaceful sleep ended but suddenly she was dreaming of Scott and a man with dark hair and blue eyes searching through a house. Pieces were coming in and out, snippets of conversation filtering through to her.

"If we help you, you have to stop. You can't just go around turning people into werewolves." Scott demanded.

"I can if they're willing."

Was that the Derek Hale she had heard of?

"And you're the idiot dating Argent's daughter." The taller man reminded Scott. "yeah I know your little secret."

Well gee, he knew more than she did. She never even got total confirmation on that.

"With me you can learn to use all your senses. With me you learn control… even on a full moon."

"If I'm with you, I lose her."

The man stepped back and turned away. "You're going to lose her anyway, you know that."

"Wait." Scott called after him and Cat feared the worse. That he would join this man and she didn't like what could happen if he did.

"Scott." She yelled. "Don't, don't do it."

Cat landed on the floor of her room for the 2nd time in as many nights except this time, she was quicker to untangle herself as she stood up and looked around, half expecting to see Scott there. Except it was a full moon and she had slept the day and some of the night away and now he was out there with chains, so what the hell had she just dreamed of?

That nagging feeling that always told her to stay clear, that something was wrong, was back in full force and she grabbed her phone, trying Scott and Allison's phone, but no one answered and it only left her more agitated. She began to pace, trying to think what to do. One or both were in trouble and she needed to find them. Grabbing some black yoga pants and a black hoodie, she slipped into her shoes and left the house at a run. Something leading her a few blocks west into the nicer part of town. She just hoped that her clumsiness didn't choose now to take effect. She was a horrible runner and after this, vowed to start running every day because she had another feeling it would be happening a lot too.

She stopped in front of a house with police tape at the front, pausing briefly before she ran through it to the house just as she heard a scream.

"Allison," she cried, looking around and only finding a lacrosse stick. She picked it up and ran into the house, all the while wondering what the hell she was doing. She couldn't fight anything. She was barely over 5 feet and 120 lbs. soaking wet. But she couldn't leave Allison alone in there, not with whatever she felt was in there.

She skidded to a halt in the kitchen and saw Allison on the other side, brandishing a knife. In between them was the ugliest thing she had ever seen. It was some kind of reptile, except human size and now eying her up like she was dinner. She couldn't bite back the scream that escaped her, mirroring Allison's from moments before.

"Cat." Allison screamed, "Get out of here, now."

"I think it wants to eat me." She cried, frozen in place, the lacrosse stick in her hands.

"Cat." This time, a male voice from another part of the house but she couldn't take her eyes off the creature in front of her that was looking between her and Allison with glowing yellow eyes. Then there was the sound of splintering wood and she only had a brief moment to glance to the side before something tackled her to the ground. She went rolling with whatever tackled her before it rolled to its feet while sliding her down the hall closer to Allison. The taller girl leaned down to help her up as Scott, in werewolf form, stepped up in front of them to protect them from that thing. Instead it climbed up the wall and the ceiling, hissing at them before disappearing into the night.

"What the hell was that?" Allison asked, staring at where it had disappeared.

"I don't know." Scott replied, watching to make sure it didn't return.

When it didn't, he finally turned to check on them, pulling Allison into a hug before reaching over and grabbing her. "What the hell were you thinking? Are you insane?"

Cat raised an eyebrow at him, silently reminding him that yes, she very well could be.

"This isn't safe for you Cat, we wanted you at home, safe."

"Allison's here." She reminded him.

"Allison can shoot a bow, her family is trained for this, and she has skills that are helpful here. You can't, you're not and you don't."

Her jaw dropped in shock, hurt and disbelief.

Scott sighed, trying to reel back his anger at the thought of either of these girls getting hurt. "I didn't mean it like that."

"I came because I thought you were in trouble."

"How did you know we were here?" Allison asked.

"I didn't. I was worried, no one was replying to me, I knew it was the full moon and weird stuff was going on and I knew something was going to happen, plus I heard them talking about Isaac's house today. So I decided to come here." She easily lied.

"That was so stupid."

Cat and Allison turned to Scott in shock.

"Scott she was-"

"No, Allison. She doesn't need to be involved in all this." He cried.

Cat stepped up to him, not caring in the least that he was all wolfed out as she glared up at him, poking him in the chest. "You can't just decide when and where you want my help, it's all or nothing, take your pick.

He glared down at her before stepping back and turning away from her. "Then nothing, go home Cat."

There was a stunned silence as the two girls turned to stare at each other. Allison couldn't believe Scott was talking to a friend this way and Cat couldn't believe that after everything, he was brushing her off as if she didn't matter. She had been expecting this to happen but nevertheless it still hurt, a lot.

"Fine." She said, stepping back. "I'm not needed anymore, I get it. Got what you needed and all that talk about hanging out and stuff after Lydia was just so I'd help you. Knew it would happen. I guess you forgot you still needed my help to find the guy from the video yesterday but since I'm not needed, have fun doing it yourself."

She missed the way he tensed, his fists clenching as he forced himself not to turn around.

"I'll see you in school Allison." She turned around, leaving the way she came and ignoring Allison's calls for her to come back.

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