Post by Jackson Whittemore on Feb 17, 2014 21:54:28 GMT -5
Neutral. That is what Jackson wanted to remain with just about everyone. But there were a few people that he knew he was going to have to get along, just due to pack dynamics. And one of those people was Scott McCall. They had been rivals since the day that McCall had come out to tryouts for lacrosse. And Jackson had hated him just for the pure reason that he had shown him up. Envied the kid for his werewolf abilities, and then when he finally got the bite from Derek, and turned into the Kanima, killing some people, and almost Allison. Since he had died and turned into an actual wolf, Jackson and Scott hadn't said one word to each other.
Sure he could have driven his car, but the temperature had been getting cold, and Jackson thrived knowing that he barely felt any of it. e had been running much warmer for months, and he was glad to almost feel normal, well as normal as he was ever going to be again. He had just been out for a walk on his own. He didn't know how to even approach Scott about trying to even make up for what he had done, and most of him still didn't want to. If he had just gotten Peter to bit him, maybe he wouldn't have fought the bite off the way he did. And then maybe he wouldn't have the dreams that he did. In a lot of ways, he still blamed Scott.
Derek would never stand for such animosity in the pack, and Jackson knew that. Sure he had said that he didn't want to be a part of their little furry group of freaks. But his inner wolf fought against him being alone, and he had already heard all the stories of lone Omega wolves. And being chopped in half was just not on his list of to do things. He paced the area by the park bench, and finally sat down.
"Great. Now out of all people, I have to fix things with him." Sure. Ok. No problem. He hung his head in his hands, he didn't have Scott's number, and he didn't want to bother anyone with it. If he was going to do it, it would be on his terms. In his own way
Sure he could have driven his car, but the temperature had been getting cold, and Jackson thrived knowing that he barely felt any of it. e had been running much warmer for months, and he was glad to almost feel normal, well as normal as he was ever going to be again. He had just been out for a walk on his own. He didn't know how to even approach Scott about trying to even make up for what he had done, and most of him still didn't want to. If he had just gotten Peter to bit him, maybe he wouldn't have fought the bite off the way he did. And then maybe he wouldn't have the dreams that he did. In a lot of ways, he still blamed Scott.
Derek would never stand for such animosity in the pack, and Jackson knew that. Sure he had said that he didn't want to be a part of their little furry group of freaks. But his inner wolf fought against him being alone, and he had already heard all the stories of lone Omega wolves. And being chopped in half was just not on his list of to do things. He paced the area by the park bench, and finally sat down.
"Great. Now out of all people, I have to fix things with him." Sure. Ok. No problem. He hung his head in his hands, he didn't have Scott's number, and he didn't want to bother anyone with it. If he was going to do it, it would be on his terms. In his own way