Sean laughed and shook his head, "Likewise. And I'm really not as smart as you seem to think I am..." he smiled and rolled his eyes in embarrassment. She was adorable. With a sigh, he easily lifted the blue-haired girl and walked from the school, nodding casually at the students he passed and saying excuse me and pardon me. Sean carried her off campus and down the street. He only lived a few blocks from school, even though his brother often drove him. Dean was out and about, so Sean was confident he wouldn't be there to harrass Boo. He looked down at her, You're not allowed to sleep on the bus anymore. I insist." He looked back up at where he was walking. Yeah, he knew. And he wasn't gonna let the poor girl sleep on a bus. And he kinda wanted to kill her foster parents... No, no more killing. He'd promised himself long ago no more death...

Sean sighed and looked down at her, "I'm not an idiot, Boo. You've been sleeping on a bus or in a library. Not anymore. Unacceptable. You're sleeping at our place. You can have my bed and I'll find somewhere to crash, but you're not sleeping on a bus." He wouldn't let anything happen to her. She must be tired, because she was randomly traced his jaw. The girl needed rest. Their flat wasn't too large, but she could stay there. Besides, if there was anyone who could protect her it was Dean or him. "And the lip biting is adorable. Just for the record.", he said with a shrug. They were a couple minutes from the flat, and his arms weren't tired. He could miss one day of school. He hadn't missed a day yet, and his teachers shouldn't mind. He was a little worried about Boo though... she didn't look well. He didn't think the pack would notice his absence. He was the Delta, most of them just called him Stray or the Stray, but he didn't mind. He kinda liked it. he was a stray.

Sean smiled down at her, "Sorry... You need to rest. I'm so sorry I didn't figure it out earlier. You always have a place with us. But no sleeping on Dean. I'd get jealous, and have to beat him up, and that'd be a mess..." He smiled as they walked. He knew she probably didn't want to talk about it, being her, but he felt sorry for her... he wished he was better with talking to her, but she knew him and that he was anti-social... he smiled down at her again, "And you can sleep wherever you like. But you're sleeping in a bed..." he looked sadly at her. Fate was so cruel sometimes. She was a teenage girl and she already had no home... for now, his home was her home. But he would be paying a visit to those foster parents... "Would you like me to stop by somewhere so we can get your things first?", he offered. He wanted her to be comfortable and feel at home. To him she was never and would never be the omega. She had simply been dealt a poor hand by fate, and she made the most of it... it was admirable, but she needed a break sometime. "And yes, you are adorable." He smiled down at the blue-haired werewolf.

Sean laughed, "You're cute when you're upset. No sleeping on the meat-head. And I'll be fine, I'll sleep on the couch or the roof. You know I like sleeping on roofs." He shrugged. He liked heights and climbing. Plus she needed a bed. Somewhere soft to rest her head. "And I don't doubt that your feet are incredibly fragrant, but you can have the bed." He smiled down at her again. She didn't think he could carry all her things and her? Was that a challenge? He'd get them eventually, but for now she was coming home with him. He reached the flat and kicked the door a couple times, hands full with Boo. A tall, lanky thin man with short brown hair opened the door and looked down at the pair. Sean simply shrugged and Dean stepped aside. He walked into the small flat.
When you walked in you passed a very small kitchen and table into the small living room. It wasn't much, but it had a couch, radio, TV, and a random assortment of artifacts Dean (an art history fanatic), obsessed over. He turned to face dean, "Hey bro. She needs a place to stay." Dean nodded slowly. "Make yourself at home." Dean turned around with a cup of coffee in hand and sat down with a book. That went well... for all that he was a 'meat-head', he was a good brother. He kept their flat incredibly neat and Dean was a great cook. Which was convenient, because Sean couldn't feed himself. Aye, the only thing he couldn't do. His mother had often told him he'd need to get married before college because he'd starve if he didn't. The thought almost caused him to laugh, but he didn't want to disturb boo resting her head on him. He turned to face the small flat again. It had light blueish grey wallpaper and the floor was dark grey. Overall a rather dull and boring presentation, but neat, and it was home. He leaned down and gently woke Boo, "We're here, Blue." He called her blue because her name was Boo and she had Blue hair... and because he was the only one that called her that. Silly, but it made her feel kinda his in a way...

He smiled when she woke up, and froze for a moment when she kissed his cheek. Well, that was new. Not entirely sure how to react to that... he simply stared at her, dazed while she stood up. He snapped out of it, however, when Boo walked over to Dean. Sean laughed, but dean was not amused. Dean grimaced, "Get off me. And no, this is my coffee. Go drink drain cleaner. Ooh, I think I have some arsenic in the fridge." That was dean's humor. He rolled Boo off of him and rose with his coffee. He glared at Sean who shrugged in return before Dean walked to the door, "I'm heading out to meet some friends, Sean. Because I have a social life. You should get one. All you have is the blue omega." With a cold shoulder, Dean strode out the door, calling, "Don't let it touch anything." And he was gone. Sean smiled and shrugged to Boo at first, but Dean's omega comment kinda pissed him off... but he didn't wanna upset Dean. He had just let him bring Boo home. Sean blushed and gestured around him in embarrassment, "Well, um, what's ours is yours... make yourself at home. If you're hungry or thirsty, i-err... there's water?" He blushed again, remembering how bad he was with cooking and feeding himself. He once drank half a glass of sour milk before his brother pointed out that it was expired... The place was home, in a sense.

Sean smiled and walked over to her and sat down on the couch next to her head, "Now you can do whatever you like. If you're tired or stressed, rest. Can I get you anything? Pillow, blanket?... if you want, you can go sleep in my bed?", he offered. His room was pretty much a square with blank walls and a dresser in the corner and a bed centred beneath the window. Not much, but what he had was her's. She looked pretty tired, so if she wanted to sleep in the bed he'd probably have to carry her. Not that he minded. He kinda liked it actually. He was strong so it didn't bother him. Plus she was tiny. Not that she was weak, and she certainly didn't deserve to be omega... that still upset him. That's part of the reason he was a delta; he was still furious with the clan for giving her that stigma. She was no omega, she was so much more than that... "If you want to sleep, you can take the bed. I'll carry you there if you like, or we can sit here on the couch." He shrugged. He didn't care which, as long as it was with her.

Sean smile at the little girl lying next to him. She was so cute... And so fragile... He supposed that was why he always felt the need to protect her. She looked so peaceful... He lightly brushed some of her blue hair behind her ear and smiled. "Sleep well." Sean leaned his head back and closed his eyes. He could stay here til she woke up. He felt so bad she had been forced to sleep on subways and buses, he felt like he had failed her. Now she was tired though, and he would be here for her. He sat very still so as not to disturb her. He could hear his wolf trying to tell him something and he could hear Boo's name, but he silenced the wolf. He pushed it back as far as he could... Man, he wished he didn't have to share his mind... oh, well. Sean continued to lie there and wait for Boo to wake up. Or Dean to get home. If Dean got home and saw the girl asleep in his lap he'd probably flip... not that Sean cared. Right now he just wanted boo to be happy. He quickly sent Dean a text asking him if it'd be inconvenient to pick up some food or something on the way home. Dean went out a lot. And Sean didn't mind. Gave him more time with Boo alone.

He smiles again at her she seemed so out of place there but, so right where she needed to be to him. He always could almost see how people are feeling and if they need a hand. He could just see it in their faces and in her face he just say what looked to him like pain and worry. He nods lightly to say yes to her asking him if she could call him mickey. Then holds out his hand for a handshake as she tells him her nickname. "Well nice to finally meet you and get to know you a little Kay and as for seeing me play we have a show the day before the blue moon. I try to get my whole pack out to the bar that night. You see I know the owner and we all can get in on show night and even drank. I believe in partying before a full moon helps with the change its like up have fun and then the next night the wolf has fun you see."

"Allergic?" She asked, smirking softly after his performance. She couldn't help but laugh. It was funny, how he freaked out, punched himself, just because a spider was sitting on his shoulder. She watched the insect fall from his form, hurriedly crawled away into the crack in the wall. Her eyes settled on his for a moment and she shook her head. "Sure. Whatever you say." She answered simply. She kept a firm hold on her book and sighed. She really didn't want to go to class.

"Do you know of an awesome place to get coffee?" Cade asked.

Carmine's eyes fluttered open to the sound of sizzling on a pan. Of course, Jasper would be making breakfast at freaking six in the morning. She flipped over onto her stomach and pushed herself up wit her arms. Then she strethed in a cat-like way and sat back on her heels. Cam looked around to analyze where she was. My bedroom. Obviously. She let out a sigh, and threw her legs over the side of the bed. Today was just one of those days. One of those days where you really don't want to get up. She only had a few more days until the Blue Moon. Though she'd been longing for it, she also felt nervous thinking about it. After getting out of bed, she grabbed her clothes and a towel and made her way to the shower.

When she was finished, she got dressed and brushed her wet hair. Then she made her way to the kitchen and nearly ran into Japer, who was holding two plates of bacon and eggs. His face scrunched up in concentration as he quickly balanced himself again. Then he set the plates on the bar-like island in the middle of their kitchen and looked at her. "Morning, Cam." He said casually, as she went to go get herself a fork. "G'morning Jas." She replied, and looked at the plates of food. They both sat and ate in silence. She knew he was still mad at her for threatening yesterday to stay a wolf forever, but she didn't want to bring it up. I was only kidding anyways. He's literally half of me. I can't do anything without him. She thought, and sat back. "Yum. Thanks." She said, and reluctantly rested her head on his shoulder. "I... Sorry, Jas. " Carmine mumbled, not wanting to appologize. The guilt was killing her though. She'd threatened to leave him, run away and be a free and rebellious little wolf, and here he was, making her breakfast for christ's sake.

Jasper paused as he was about to put some bacon in his mouth, and shrugged her off. "I know you don't mean it." He said, and she continued staying quiet. She had no Idea which one he meant. That she didn't mean that she wanted to leave him? Or that she didn't mean she was sorry? Both, probably. Cam rose from her chair and put her dishes away, thinking about what he'd just said and deciding to be stubborn about it. She stormed over to the front hall and threw her coat and shoes on. It was about the time she'd usually leave for school anyways. Jasper had just finished putting his dishes away and came to watch her, leaning in the doorframe. She shot him a glare as she opened the door. "Don't say I didn't try, asshole." She hissed, and shut it behind her, leaving him to fuss about where she'd gone off to.

"You can never really tell what's going on with her."

"What do you expect? She's your father's child. Go and make sure she goes to school. She's practically failing science because she's always skipping in the morning."

"Alright, love you." Jasper said, and hung up. He'd called his mother to let her know that Cam was probably going to skip today because of her exit. He put his coat on and then his shoes, and walked out the door, raising his face to the air. He followed her scent all the way to she school, where she'd just nearly had a cigarette hit her. She was about to say something to the person who'd thrown it when Jas threw an arm over her shoulder. "Don't even think about it. Keep walking." He said, and pulled her along. She wriggled free and crossed her arms. "You did that whole dramatic scene back there and stormed off, only to go to school?" He arched an eyebrow and chuckled. "Shut-up. I knew you would follow me," She said matter-of-factly, and the continued by saying, "so I went anyways".

Jas nodded. "Understandable. I'm going to go to the cafe at lunch with a few others." He said over his shoulder as he walked into the school. Carmine let out a sigh of releif as he walked away, glad to see he wasn't mad at her. Or maybe he was? Nevermind. She turned around and narrowed her eyes, searching for the person who'd thrown the cigarette. Once she saw him, she stomped over to the cigarette, her jaw clenched. She picked it up and looked over. He was sitting on a bench, next to some girl, who she now recognised as a new member of the other pack. The beta, actually. Cam walked over and stood right infront of them, her eyes still narrow. "Watch where you throw things." She snapped, dropping the cigarette on his lap. Then, her eyes met his. No. NO. NO. NO. It was Mickey the Alpha of the other pack. She, the Omega of her own pack, just dropped a dirty, used cigar onto the Alpha of the other pack's lap. She stood there in awkward silence and humility. Her eyes were still narrowed, though, and her jaw still clenched.

Stubborn. Fierce. This is my wolf's actions. Not mine.

(Double Post, so sorry)

"Thinking about it." Cade answered. She really didn't want to go to school. There was too many people on campus as it was. Her eyes however looked behind her, counting mentally just how much students roamed the campus. Her eyes settled on a few others and for a moment, she seemed lost. oh hell, she needed to get out of there. Her eyes looked back at the boy and shrugged. "I think a coffee sounds good right about now. It's not like the schools going to miss me. If anything, they'll just have one less distracted student for a day." She answered honestly.

Cadence seemed like ditching would be the best option right about now. The wolf inside her was just scratching to be released but she refused to let it. She wanted to eat...lately she's been wanting to eat a lot. Instead of satisfying that hunger, she resulted in just drinking liquids and some peices of jerky.

"Wanna go?"