The Thornes

Every morning

Ness watched as he looked over at the table and noticed Allen with the new girl in town. Her attention turned back to Elliot and was inpressed with how honest he was. “Lucifer’s children? That sounds like...a lot of work. I’m sorry.” She said, now wondering if he was a demon of some work. He was dangerously attractive. “ Are you a demon or something?”

Returning home

The Thorne children thanked him and got to work on filling their plates. Evonne was staring at her children when his voice broke her from it. “Oh yes.” She said, grabbing a plate and serving herself. She sat down and began eating. She could sense her children were curious of the man in front of them. “Do you guys have any question for Case?” She said, opening up the idea to them. “Did you grow up in the same pack as my parents?” Marco asked, always being the leader of his sibling.

Case smiled slightly, not surprised that Marco was the first to open his mouth. He nodded his head. “I did, with my sister and mother.” Case said, his voice weakening as he spoke of his family. “Although I left when I was fairly young, for reasons I will not explain” Clearly expressing that that subject was off limits.

Evonne watched the group interacting, hoping it was a smart decision to have Case stay her. But to be honest it was mostly for her than her children. He reminded her of home and since Oliver died, she had been missing home. “Cool. So how close were you and my dad?” Marco asked, grabbing more food. Evonne couldn’t help but smiled at her son.

Case had felt bad at this point, it had finally sunk in that the two were not close around this time. Case left everything behind when he ran away from the pack and rarely to never contacted Oliver afterwards. “We were very close when we were children. We did everything together.” He said with a bit of forced happiness though it managed to come across as believable. “We learned to hunt together”

Marco and his siblings listened closely as he spoke, happy to hear something about their dad that they hadn’t really known. “Is it true that you two caused some trouble? My father said you two were troublemakers.” Nico said, between bites. Evonne laughed as she remembered all the trouble her late husband would get into.

Beautiful - Party

“I don’t love football that much and if that’s what you think of me, I might as well pull over here.” He joked. While he didn’t know what he meant to her, she meant more than a knotch in his bedpost. Somewhere between the flirting and sex, he got feelings for her. Again nothing he would say anytime soon. 

“Well good just beacuse he live in a small town dosen’t not mean we have to be a cliche here, however being a werewolf and oracle does kind of put us way past there.” she laughed and grabbed his hand. “Perditus sum gavisi veni tecum tu” 

“Well we are a quarterback and cheerleader. But you’re right, we don’t need to be anymore of a cliche.” He joked, turning down a dark road that lead right past the party at the lake. “Gaudeo vos me elegistis”

Beautiful - Party

Marco smirked at her and looked back at the road. There was only two parties she could be at tonight but he knew she wanted to be with him. “Later but first I’m taking you to my favorite place in town.” He said, reaching for hand and placing a quick kiss on it. Sure they had slept together a few times but that didn’t mean he didn’t have feelings for her. 

“If Its a football field you are losing like 25 cool points.” She smiled as she felt the kiss on her hand. It was different for her usually the guys she was with really only wanted her for a trophy or a one night fling and it wasn’t like she minded being like that. She used boys just as often as they used her. “so how do feel about the first big win?” 

“I don’t love football that much and if that’s what you think of me, I might as well pull over here.” He joked. While he didn’t know what he meant to her, she meant more than a knotch in his bedpost. Somewhere between the flirting and sex, he got feelings for her. Again nothing he would say anytime soon. 

Returning home

The Thorne children thanked him and got to work on filling their plates. Evonne was staring at her children when his voice broke her from it. “Oh yes.” She said, grabbing a plate and serving herself. She sat down and began eating. She could sense her children were curious of the man in front of them. “Do you guys have any question for Case?” She said, opening up the idea to them. “Did you grow up in the same pack as my parents?” Marco asked, always being the leader of his sibling.

Case smiled slightly, not surprised that Marco was the first to open his mouth. He nodded his head. “I did, with my sister and mother.” Case said, his voice weakening as he spoke of his family. “Although I left when I was fairly young, for reasons I will not explain” Clearly expressing that that subject was off limits.

Evonne watched the group interacting, hoping it was a smart decision to have Case stay her. But to be honest it was mostly for her than her children. He reminded her of home and since Oliver died, she had been missing home. “Cool. So how close were you and my dad?” Marco asked, grabbing more food. Evonne couldn’t help but smiled at her son.