Secrets

The Day that Changed my Life

*****Bonus Chapter*****

                Oliver’s POV- The Mating Ball Weekend.

                “OLIVERRRRRR!” I heard someone yell.

                I groaned as I rolled over in my bed that I had just moved into. I was now in the West Wing ready for my mate and I.

                “What is it Ali?” I grumbled into the pillow.

                I heard her groan and then everything went silent. I presumed she had decided to go and do something useful. I was got myself comfortable before trying to fall back to sleep. I was just drifting back off to sleep when BAM! I was flattened by Ali jumping and landing on top of me. Her momentum sent us both tumbling off of the bed and landing in a pile on the floor.

                I rubbed my arm that was slightly sore from the impact before shoving Ali off of me and onto the floor.

                “Jeez. For my twin you are such a pain in the ass,” I grumbled, as I pulled myself so I was standing.

                “You love me,” Ali giggled.                                                                                     

                “Are you really 18?” I asked.

                “Are you really that stupid?” She taunted.

                “Oh you did not just say that,” I threatened.

                Her eyes widened realising she was in some serious trouble. She went to dart for it but I managed to grab hold of her wrist and pulled her towards me before lifting her off of her feet. She squealed and hit me in protest. I laughed before going into the bathroom. I tossed her into the shower and sprayed the cold water on really fast.

                She squealed but I laughed at her before leaving her to tumble out of the shower and shiver with how cold she was. I laughed at her expense but she frowned and gave me a death stare. She walked to the edge of the door to head back to her room.

                “We are leaving in an hour for the mating ball, stupid,” She grumbled before rushing off moaning about having to dry her hair.

                I laughed at her expense. In any argument between my sister and I, I was always the winner. There was no contest. I quickly had a shower before changing into some jeans and a white shirt. I looked at the time realising we would be leaving so I quickly grabbed a drink and a cereal bar before grabbing my suitcase and suit bag and walked down into the main entrance way. My parents were already there with Ali. Tommy was there also. He smiled cheekily at me. He was one year older than me so he already found his mate.