Mason
I got off the bus and walked toward the school as I took note of everything that met my eyes. Most notably was probably the answer to my question; As I approached the school I watched as a large group of students parted to make way for two others to get through, and I presumed they were the Gordon Twins. The pair walked like they owned the place, the brother wore a leather jacket over a plain white tee, with black jeans underneath, while his sister wore a Purple hoodie with gold letters that said “SPQR” on it with cargo pants. They both carried themselves with the stereotypical attitude of ‘Fuck around and find out’, so, I remembered what the guy on the bus said and made a mental note to ignore them as much as I could.
“Hey, dude wait up!” I heard from behind me, and sure enough, it was the dude from the bus, “I know you saw them, believe me now?”
“I can see how people would both fear and crush on them, yeah,” I said as we walked through the doors and he helped me to where the main office was, “To be frank, I’m going to try and avoid them at all costs, knowing my dumbass, I’d end up crushing on them if they were in any of my classes.”
“Don’t get me wrong, they’re not bad people, but they don’t date,” He said as we got to the main office, “They’re Weres and they’re searching for their mate, so they don’t do casual dating.”
“Neither do I, but that’s beside the point,” I said as I walked up to the front desk, “Excuse me, can I get my schedule?”
“Of course, dear, what’s your name?”
“Mason, Mason Jameson.”
“Alright, here you are, and if you need any help finding your classes, feel free to ask,” She said as she handed me my schedule; I thanked her before leaving the office, and joined the jock outside.
“Mason, well, since I know your name now, it’s only fair I return the favor. My name is Ajax.”
“Ajax, that’s a cool name. Do you mind showing me around for a bit before classes start? I’ll figure it all out eventually, but I’d prefer some help on the first day,” I said as we started walking down the hallway away from the office.
“Sure, I’m a Junior anyways, so, If I’m late to one of my classes I’ll just let ‘em know I was helping you find your way,” Ajax said as he led me around the school, stopping at each of my classes so I could figure out where everything was, “One more thing, aside from the Twins themselves, if anyone gives you any shit, you just let me know.”
“Do I want to know why, or is this just one of those ‘Don’t ask Don’t tell’ type deals,” I asked with a chuckle, and he laughed too which made me a bit more confident, “At least I know my humor isn’t entirely dead, wouldn’t that be a bit of a buzzkill?”
Ajax laughed at my joke as we made our way back to my first class, the bell was about to ring and I didn’t want to be responsible for him being late. I walked in before saying bye to Ajax and took a seat in the back of the class; I never really had any issues with seeing the board, so, I usually ended up sitting in the back so I could write and doodle without it being painfully obvious. I usually paid attention, it’s just that I was easily distracted, so, I kept one of my notebooks labeled ‘My Book of Chaos’ that was essentially just a doodle book.
“Hey bud, can I get your name?”
“Hi, my name is Mason,” I said to the teacher as he sat down with a cup of coffee.
“Mason Jameson?”
“That’s me,” I said and he wrote something on his clipboard before heading back into the hallway.
To pass the time, I started writing with an earbud in that my mom got me. She knew that I sometimes had trouble focusing in class, so as a promise that I would give it my all for my last two years of school, she got me a set of Bluetooth earbuds. ‘Don’t get caught with them in during class, I won’t be there to save you from detention.’ Were her exact words, so, I kept one in while I wrote and when one of them died, I switched them. Before I knew it, the bell had rung and class had started.
“Alright Class, before we get started, I hope you all are okay with your seats because unless you change where you’re seated in the next five minutes, these are your seats for the first quarter,” The teacher said before sitting down at his desk, “My name is Mr. Johnson, but you guys can just call me Johnny, seeing as you’re my first hour and I’m still waking up.”
I chuckled at his statement as he continued talking to the class, and I looked around and realized two things: One, the view from the window was a beautiful distraction, and two, even though I was seated in the back to avoid unwanted attention, I got exactly that. The Gordon Twins sat in the seats beside and in front of me.
“And here I thought the first class would be my easiest,” I said under my breath as I turned down the volume on my earbud and refocused my attention on Johnny as he went through role call.
It had only been the first class, and I could already tell this was going to be an interesting school year. As crazy as it sounds, I could’ve sworn that through the rest of the class the sister of the twins was glaring at me;
‘What does she want with me?’ I thought as the bell rang, signaling that the first hour was over.
Jocelyn The last thing I was expecting, going into my third-period class, was to get a panicked text from my brother. Even less than that was for me to read the names, Astrid and Mason, in that exact text, making me walk into my next class with one of the fakest smiles I've ever worn. The third period usually was the class that went by the quickest, and held my attention the best, however, with the text from my brother my mind was wandering. Before the class started, I opened my phone to re-read the text and respond to my brother so he knew I had read what he said. 'I've got good news and bad news for you sis, good news is I told Mason our theory on who he is to us...The bad news is that on my way to Gym, Astrid caught up with me and asked about him.' 'This wasn't the best thing to hear going into an English class, we'll talk during lunch, wish me luck at not having a mental breakdown.' 'Good luck, Sis,
Leo I still have no idea if there's a word to describe the amount of regret I felt when I saw Mason's face shift. What started with him looking like he was curious about my answer shifted to him looking terrified and even more confused than before. I immediately wished I hadn't told him anything and left the talking to Jocelyn, she was a bit better with words than I was. He looked like he was questioning his entire reality before he opened his mouth again. "What do you mean 'You didn't even know would be a possibility? And explain more, please," He said with a mild stammer. "We didn't know it was possible for two wolves to share or have the same mate, we were told our entire lives that it was a one-to-one type deal. As far as the explanation, I can only wish you good luck in getting one, we still don't know if Jocelyn's hunch is true or not." "So it's just a hunch? You'd think that you'd know if I was that important to you two." "You'd think, but we have no clue, ev
Mason "She did what now?!" "I'm going to take that as a no," Leo said through a low chuckle to avoid ticking off the teacher, "She told me that it was okay, even though I don't entirely have a reason to have it." "I didn't understand why she even wanted it in the first place, I said it before and I'll say it again, I'm a nobody from nowhere and I'd like to keep it that way." "Look, I'm sorry to say this but good luck with that, you've got my sister's attention and some of mine, somehow, and that isn't something easily given away." "And here I thought I'd have a normal school year," I groaned aloud before returning to my writing. Even if I spent a good chunk of my classes writing stories or doodling in my notebook, I managed to pass all my previous schools with mostly Bs and Cs. My father never cared about my grades, so long as I was in school and not bothering him he didn't seem to care, whereas my M
Mason I woke up the next day early enough in the morning that the sun hadn't started rising, and went downstairs to grab some breakfast. Mom was getting her lunch set up as I got there, she hugged me and wished me good luck at school before leaving for work, and I grabbed a couple of granola bars before walking out to the bus stop. I had my earbuds in listening to music while waiting for the bus when my phone buzzed, taking it out of my pocket the notification was a text from Jocelyn.'We'll see you at class, Leo says hi.''Tell the hulking sheepdog I said hello.''I showed him your calling him a hulking sheepdog and I couldn't describe the look of confusion on his face even if I wanted to.' I put my phone away as the bus pulled up to the bus stop and got on before taking a seat in the back. I had always sat away from other people at the previous schools I attended, I didn't like social inte
Mason After talking to Jocelyn and giving her my phone number, I caught back up with my mom as she gathered food for the week. We were getting stuff to make chimichangas and guacamole, snack foods, and some sodas before heading to the front to check out. Mom kept asking me questions about how school went and what I thought of the school as we checked out. We got out to the car and I loaded the groceries in the back before sitting down in the passenger seat when my mom gave me a look. "So, are you going to tell me who that girl was that you were talking to? Or is this going to be one of those things that we silently acknowledge?" "I should've known you would've seen her," I said through a nervous chuckle at her comment, "I don't even know how to explain it, Ma. I was told by a friend that I met on the bus that I should try and avoid them altogether, they own the school or something." "They must b
Leo "Would you believe me if I told you I had no idea?" "Considering that she was just standing beside you?" Dad said with an eyebrow raised, "No, no I would not. Where'd she run off to?" "Up that aisle to go talk to someone," I said while pointing up the aisle that Jocelyn ran up, "Though I couldn't advise going up there, you might embarrass her and all that jazz." "Goddess knows I would be just heartbroken if I embarrassed my daughter," He said as we continued shopping, "Do you know who she's talking to?" "It's the guy she was talking about from our school." "If she went to go talk to him, why didn't you join her? Does he make you shy or something?" I looked at my dad in disbelief that he thought that was a possibility, and resisted the urge to roll my eyes. We continued through the store, picking up some snacks and food for dinner the next few days; Before long, Jocelyn caught back up with us carr