Not-So-Creepy Mansion | Monday Morning

[robinonadderall]

Stiles had not stayed last night during the full moon shenanigans. He felt like it'd be too awkward considering last week. So he put up a circle of mountain ash, made sure everybody was going to be fine and then went back to the dorms because apparently he felt bad enough for Ms. Blake that he actually completed an essay on Heart of Darkness for her. What a whipped not-student he was.

But he was back bright and early Monday 'cause he got the feeling Jackson would like to escape as soon as possible. He broke the circle of mountain ash and then let himself inside.

"Circle's broken, you can leave now!" Stiles shouted, picking up Puppy Joe and then heading into the kitchen to make himself coffee. You people owed him coffee.

[For the people in the house! Werewolf business NFB please]

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[nomoresportscars]

Jackson hated everything about this. Everything. But especially the fact that he hadn't been able to control the change. That took him right back to the kanima and how helpless he'd felt.

But at least he hadn't hurt anyone. Not that that stopped his eyes from tearing up with frustration when he woke up this morning, but it was something. Hearing Stiles' voice, he pulled himself together and made his way up the stairs, up from the basement.

... And then banged his fist off the basement door when he found it locked. He couldn't really complain about it, not with the claw marks around the basement that had probably not been there when he'd been confined here last night, but ugh. "Come on!"

[justlurkinghere]

Derek had already started in on coffee, thank you very much. Because a night spent with two werewolves who were less than in control... Tiring.

"You're making that dog think it can't walk."

[bitten_notshy]

Jack was up the stairs last of all, because he needed to get dressed -- including the shirt, as he was not from Beacon Hills. He made a beeline to the coffee, and was several sips in before he said anything at all.

"Hi Puppy Joe," he said, sounding tired. "Hi ... people."