And I missed Cora so much since Derek and her went far away from Beacon Hills. But thank GOD season 3b for Derek's return. I just wish Cora would be back too. And I missed Boyd and Erica also.
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“Where are we going?” Derek asked.
“Doesn't matter, hand me your phone,”
Stiles answered, holding one hand out.
“You shouldn't use the phone while
driving,” Derek said, handing the phone over anyway.
“I’ll stop when you do,” Stiles
retorted, opening Derek’s contacts and locating his sister.
Stiles dialed Cora and held
the phone up to his ear. The phone rang twice before Cora answered with an
irritated huff.
“What could you possibly want now,
Derek?”
“Well, that’s not a nice way to greet
your best bro in the whole world.”
She paused before saying, “Stiles?”
“Hey Cora!”
“Why do you have Derek’s phone?
What’s going on? Are you okay? Is Sadie alright? Stiles, I swear to God I’m
going to punch you if you don’t answer me right now!”
“I’m fine, Sadie’s fine, I’m in
Beacon Hills with Derek so I have his phone. I made the executive decision that
the pack needs you home so they stop worrying about you and can focus on
keeping your niece safe.”
“Why do they have to focus on
keeping- I thought you said Sadie is fine!”
“She is fine, but she’s also
potentially not fine. So you need to come home, because I miss you, and Sadie
misses you, and the pack misses you, and your brother misses you, even though
he won’t admit it. We need you, so come home. For me.”
She sighed.
“Fine, but only because you’re
pathetic, and your daughter is adorable.”
“Thank you, thank you, thank you.
You’re the best ever, Cora!”
“Yeah, yeah, I’ll see you in an
hour,” she said, hanging up. Stiles passed the phone back to Derek.
“One problem solved,” Stiles said
with a grin, reaching to turn on the music. Derek caught his wrist, fingers
holding his hand inches from the button.
“My sister knew about Sadie. She
knew, and she never told me,” Derek stated.
“Yeah, she kind of hunted me down
after I left. She found me in Seattle, right after I found out about Sadie, and
she made me tell her why I left. She came around every month or so, just to
check on me and Sadie. I thought, I thought you knew she was seeing me.”
“No, Cora and I don’t talk a lot.
She’s hardly home anymore. She requests to check in with other packs and make
alliances out of town. She reports back every couple of weeks and then she’s
gone.”
Stiles couldn't think of anything to
say. It was his fault that Cora had stayed away from her family when she had
just gotten them back. It was his fault that Derek hadn't seen his sister in
weeks, and why when he called she answered like he woke her up from a dead
sleep.
“One call from you and she is running
home. If I called her, she’d laugh in my face and hang up. But you, you’re the
exception,” Derek said. Stiles kept quiet, glancing back at a disgruntled Sadie
and reached for the play button on the stereo, turning The Wonder Years back
on.
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