They are sisters
1217 Words
~KELLAN~
“She wolves to the right, and you’re not sparing with the male wolves!” I was yelling at the field standing in the middle of the two rows that had been formed.
It was Friday and we were having training in the field. Stacy seemed to be the most compatible wolf and had defeated each of the wolves she sparred with.
I didn’t know how she was able to do that but she was indeed strong.
I had taken off my shirt, giving them the privilege of staring at my perfectly curved body with toned abs.
I didn’t need anyone to tell me how I looked, I could see that but the only thing I couldn’t see right now was Isra.
She wasn’t here.
She wasn’t in the field. I wondered if something was wrong but I didn’t know who I was gonna ask or if she might be in the study room.
I decided to have it checked after the training was over.
“How did I do?” Stacy asked.
“Well,” I replied in a bored tone and picked up my bottle of water.
“Do you think there’s a chance for us to get to know each other? I can come over if you want. I heard you call Nana over last night.”
I uncapped the bottle and drank from it. She stood there, staring at me with a small smile.
“Do you want to be my mate or my bedmate?” I asked and then tossed the empty bottle aside.
“Can’t I be both?”
I chuckled. “Do you ask Nana what happened after our last night, I don’t even want to see her face. I never had a b***h in my bed twice, and that would ruin your chance of being my mate.”
The look on her face was turned pale.
I stepped closer to her close enough so I could whisper into her ear. “Why do I feel there was some sort of foul play today? Be careful with me.” I walked out on her and left her standing by the field.
I jogged out and went to the boys' restroom.
I met Terry at the doorway, he nudged me by the arm. “What was that between you and Stacy? Do I see some love blooming between you two?” He laughed.
I gave him a slanted look, and the laugh died down.
I stripped myself from my shorts and proceeded to have a bath.
“So there’s nothing between you two? Everyone saw you with her earlier.”
“I have been with other girls too.” I snorted.
“Standing this close.” He clicked his tongue. “I doubt if I have seen you with anyone that close.”
“Isra,” I mentioned.
“She’s not your type, you don’t like nerds.”
“I mean have you seen her?” I turned off the shower and wiped my hair with the towel.
“I didn’t. I didn’t even notice about that.”
I tossed the towel to him, headed towards my locker, and took out a short.
“Why are you asking about her?” Terry followed me. I put my shorts on, and a sports verse.
“Because I didn’t see her at the field.” I spun around and saw Terry behind me. “Walking around naked, huh?”
“This spot is restricted for boys.” He shrugged.
“You are being suspicious.” I wagged a finger at him and walked out of the locker room.
I went to the study room, it was empty, I sat down and took out my phone which I rarely use. I didn’t have her contact.
Why was I worried about her?
I tapped my fingers on the table while I waited for her.
Still, she didn’t show up.
It was almost an hour, I was waiting for her.
“That girl didn’t come?” Someone came into the study room, a red-haired girl.
I scoffed. “That girl?” I pushed my chair backward and stood up.
“She doesn’t have a name?”
“I…I…” She stuttered. “I don’t know her name.”
“You do. She’s the leader of the study group, I’m certain you are aware of what she’s called. So what’s her name?”
“Isra.” She replied and lowered her gaze.
“And why has she been doing all the work, have you been dumbing your workload on her as well?”
“I’m sorry.”
“When she comes apologize to her and do whatever you were asked to.”
“Why should I apologize to her? She’s a lowlife.” She grumbled under her breath.
“And you are what? A highlife?”
“I…I didn’t mean that.”
“I will be watching you, and make sure you do as I say, if I remember your face, it’s gonna be hard for you in this school.” I wanted it to sound like a warning to her.
She nodded and darted out of sight.
I went back to take my seat, and I glanced around the room before I got another option.
I didn’t know why I didn’t think about that earlier.
I hurried out of the study room to the principal’s office. There must be something about her, something that I might be able to get from the principal, and then what?
I ruffled my hair.
What was wrong with me?
I opened the door of the principal’s office without knocking and got a frown from him.
“Can I see some files?” I asked.
“Show some respect someone might think you are the principal, and no you can’t access the school file.”
“Do you have any idea who you are talking to?” I tucked my hands into my pocket and stared at him.
He stood up from his seat. “Alpha, what files do you want and can I ask why?”
I cleared my throat. “Isra wasn’t in school today, she wasn’t in class either and I want to know why. And if I can be able to reach her.”
He blinked his eyes at him as if I had said the most absurd thing ever.
“Isra?” He moved his neck to the side. “Is that what you said?”
I nodded. “You heard me right.”
“It’s happens all the time.” He shrugged.
“All the time? And you’re not worried.”
“Why should I be worried? She will be back on Monday.” He sat down again.
“Can I have her contact?”
“She doesn’t have any.”
I placed my hands on his desk. “Then how can I be able to reach her?”
“Why are you bothered about her?” He asked and narrowed his gaze at me.
I opened my mouth to speak but couldn’t find any words from it.
Why was I bothered about her? I shouldn’t care if she decides to come to school or not.
“Ask Stacy, she will know.”
“How will she know?”
“They are sisters.”
- Writer
