𝖉𝖗𝖔𝖜𝖓𝖎𝖓𝖌 [discontinued]

betrayal [forty-nine]

𝖉𝖗𝖔𝖜𝖓𝖎𝖓𝖌

The pack was all situated throughout the room. Seline and Stiles sat against a wall. The Angel had her back to his front and her head rested between his neck and his shoulder. His arms were wrapped around her tightly.

Isaac and Allison sat in a corner. The curly-haired boy rested his head on the huntress's lap, while the girl ran her finger through his hair. Kira paces around the room, while Scott and Malia just sit in silence.

"You know, this is where it all started," Stiles says, playing with the ends of Seline's hair, "that's where the money was. Three-hundred fourteen million in bearer bonds."

"How do you even change bearer bonds into cash?" Kira asks, examining a random jar on the shelf.

"The bank, I guess," Stiles moves his hands to play with the rings on Seline's fingers. The girl had a pounding headache, making her keep quiet. "Bearer bonds are basically extinct."

"Why does it matter?"

"You know how many problems that much money could solve?" Stiles says, frowning.

"For you?" Malia asks.

"Me, my dad..." the Stilinski boy lists, "Eichen House and MRI bills are crushing him."

Scott nods, "mom does this thing. She writes down all the items in our budget and how much they cost, then she adds it all up and figures out how long we have left until... we lose the house."

Isaac and Seline both frown, slightly guilty. The McCall woman had forced Seline to move in since Katherine was going to be gone for a while. The Angel tried to refuse but the older woman wouldn't let up. Scott notices both teens' expressions.

"I told you two that she doesn't mind having you guys around. She enjoys a full house more."

"But-"

Scott cuts Isaac off, "I'm serious. You two are not causing any problems. I promise."

"What if we both get a job?" Isaac says, looking at Seline who nods, agreeing with the idea, "We could help with the bills."

"I can't-"

"Seriously, Scott," Seline cuts the Alpha off, "I want to help out."

Scott sighs, knowing the two teens wouldn't listen to him, "fine."