The two McCall siblings were currently yelling at each other in Stella's bedroom, Scott had just brought up Stella's boyfriend Devin. "You said that it was fine!" She gritted her teeth at him. "Yeah well he's a Hale and he's gonna break your heart." Scott stepped forward gently reaching for her arm. "StellsBells I'm just trying to protect you." Scott muttered. By this point Stella had enough she brought her hand up slapping him. "Your not Dad stop trying to be him!" She grabbed her phone off the bed shoving past him and into her car quickly driving to Devin's house and knocking on his front door.

Stiles never knew how he felt about Dean and Devin until he had actually started talking to them. Stiles would just stare from afar but never talk to them. Until everyday he was making out with one of the two under the bleachers or in his jeep. He knew how to get rid of scents so he was safe. UNtil the day Dean found him and Devin under the bleachers. "DEAN! It's not what you think."

"Don't you know it's rude to stare without saying anything?"

Stella McCall ran out of class and down the hall finally stopping at the top of the stairs, she looked down then at the text that read 'It's over.' From her now ex boyfriend Tommy, she let tears fall before trying hard to chock them down with no success she began to cry harder as she heard someone running up behind her 

Derek laughed softly. “I would’ve done the same thing.” Wasn’t that the truth. He paused, holding her loosely by her shoulders. “We should bring Uncle Peter with us shopping. He’s got a good eye for color based on skin complexion.”

"Sure," Derek said, smiling. "Do you and mom have a date yet?" he paused. "Actually, do you have an actual date to homecoming? Did Markus ask you?”

"That comes in the job description when you become a parent," Derek said, tilting up Laura’s chin and giving her an Eskimo kiss. That was kinda their thing; they’d do that before bed and before school and well… whenever it felt like a good time to smile. "Uncle Scott and Aunt Allison have been good friends to us for awhile, so I’d say it’s fair to expect trouble from both ends."