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Chapter 1
Taking advantage of the fact that, at least for one night, he had obtained a relief of excellent confidence, Sheriff Stilinski arrived home shortly after dark.
It had been a long day and crime in Beacon Hills was never resting, but with the new man in charge he had his case on track, so he could take a shower and clear his head.
Maybe he'd start by ordering a couple of greasy burgers and opening one of his whiskey bottles.
Stiles was not there and his wife was away, so there would be no one to forbid him, however, as soon as he set foot in the house, he noticed that something strange was happening; the lights that he left on like he did every morning were now off. He used to leave them like that to avoid tripping and breaking his knee again, and he refused to believe the light had gone out because the one in the kitchen was on.
Two seconds later he was in the urgent need to draw his gun as soon as the light went out, he even heard his frets being carefully shuffled, as if they didn't want to make too much noise.
"Stay there, you wretch!" he bellowed hastily, pointing at a person who had his back turned, behind the island, near the refrigerator.
Thanks to the little light that entered through the window, he could see that he remained still and with his hands up.
"Calm down, I'm not armed. Put that down,” he asked what he confirmed was a man. He was surprised to realize that it was someone possibly underage.
Noah Stilinski approached intently, iron on his gun and ready to fire at the first wrong move. He carefully proceeded to the switch and turned on the light.
"Your hands behind your head," he ordered quietly, but with enough authority. Now I'm going to handcuff you and you're going to accompany me. If you move...
"Damn it," the kitchen stowaway interrupted and turned away.
"What the hell?
...
Agent Stilinski's voice echoed through the walls of the police station.
"Who's the professional here?" —He yelled at the officer in front of him— "I didn't study six years in vain for you to disobey my orders! I know what im doing!" He pounded on the table as a nervous vein poked out of his forehead.
Derek stood with his arms crossed and his eyes sparkled with annoyance, just letting him speak.
"Stop making that face at me!" Stiles exclaimed again.
"When you finish your scene, let me know." He rolled his eyes tiredly.
"Already. I'm done."
Derek headed to the door and locked himself in the office with Stiles. He knew that if he talked to her like that it was to make himself heard and show how authoritative he could be.
"I'll rip your throat open with my teeth if you keep yelling at me like that." He bared his sharp werewolf teeth and flashed his cold, intense blue eyes.
Across from him, behind the bailiff's desk, a smartly dressed Stiles stood with a bored and forlorn expression. It was clear that he wasn't the least bit afraid of her.
He couldn't frighten him with anything anymore.
Six years have passed since the Anuk-ite's petrified remains were locked away in the more secure facility of Eichen House. They'd gotten Deaton to take over security for the underworld side of the place, while the mental health institute part would go on as usual.
The hunters mysteriously disappeared from town shortly after that, and according to Argent, none were heard from in the rest of the country. Not even Las Calaveras showed signs of life again. The hunt for the supernatural was over, and crimes of an unnatural nature ceased.
No other werewolves were heard from again. And the few omegas Ethan and Jackson recruited in London ended up in Beacon Hills under Scott's care.
Now the true alpha had his own veterinary clinic. He took care of animals and unprotected creatures. For Mason and Corey had been mentored by Deaton, and had mastered the art of Druid medicine. So they ended up working with Scott. Fortunately, now Dr. McCall had contacts in six other parts of the world where they distributed the necessary herbs and substances.
The girls had their lives more than organized.
Malia liked the role of her mother; they had a three-year-old boy who came out with the exact face of Peter, which wasn't surprising since the girl wasn't without Hale blood and Scott was her first beta. Finally her eyes were dark and he used to be the kindest and most obedient boy in the world. Father's inheritance.
Lydia had married Stiles a few years after graduation, but a few months later they divorced because they didn't seem to hit it off as a married couple. She graduated from college in New York and got a job as a history teacher at her old high school. She today she held the position of director, the same as her mother, who was now married to Stiles' father.
The ones who did get along as companions of justice were Stiles and Derek, the human knew that it was convenient for him to save Derek on that mission in North Carolina, since the werewolf had more knowledge of criminal organizations. And when she got back to Quantico-Virginia, she took up her training again. Therefore Derek decided to work in the police with Jordan Parrish and Sheriff Stilinski, that way he could legally work with Agent Miezyslaw of the BFI.
The days of getting illegal evidence and committing illicit acts to put bad guys behind bars were over.
"You'll have to find something cleverer than your mad dog eyes to scare me, deputy Hale."
Derek returned to his human form and let out a visceral growl, he felt helpless that he couldn't embed him and make him afraid of him. Unfortunately, that badge hanging around the agent's neck commanded respect.
“Five months have passed since you received your degree. You are still a learner.
"We both know he was good at this before he finished high school," Stiles replied.
"You're still twenty-four years old." You're a little kid at this,” Derek said. Let the greats take care of it.
"Oh, Methuselah!" The man in the suit waved his hands mockingly.
"You see?" He rolled his eyes again and crossed his arms around his chest. "You're childish of him."
“But professional. Now you respect me.
For all answer and for the sake of peace, Derek inhaled and exhaled deeply and slowly, gathering all the patience that could fit in his rough being, and then he managed a false smile.
“Okay, Agent Stilinski. What do you suggest we do?
Stiles' victorious smile was immediate, and taking a seat in his father's chair, he rested his elbows on the desk.
“You're going to patrol with Parrish all night. You will cover the north, Romero and I, the south. I'll buy the coffee and donuts.
"How considerate," said the other, notoriously ironic. Then he gave her a dirty look, going to the board to erase the idea that he had suggested minutes ago.
As he did and Stiles was about to sort through the case papers his father showed him, the door they'd just locked was flung open and the sheriff came in steaming from his ears, dragging a young teenage boy with him.
"Can you explain to me what the hell this means?" —He asked those present, then stared at his son — "Did they travel back in time?"
Not understanding, Stiles laughed because he remembered the time they had returned from Mexico with a young Derek many years ago, the occasion that the man was surely referring to. He took a closer look at the boy who must have been fifteen or sixteen years old and didn't look like anyone he knew.
"Why do you say that, dada?" he inquired carefully. They couldn't risk talking about supernatural things in front of just anyone.
"It's my exact copy when I was a kid!" the confused bailiff exclaimed angrily.
For the first time Stiles noticed that the boy was watching him with wide eyes and slightly open mouth, shooting him and Derek amazed looks. He had light brown wavy hair, his eyes seemed blue or green, even greyish, his tees were dotted with moles and he definitely had the look of his father.
"Hello, dada" he said suddenly in boy, but he didn't say it to him, now he was looking with a wide smile at the police officer who was next to the blackboard, and when he barely felt the sheriff let go of his arm, He lunged at Derek and wrapped him in a tight, longing hug.
He was just over four inches shorter than the werewolf, but he seemed to have too much strength to make him make a noise of pain at the gesture, however, Derek was too stunned to reciprocate. He had his arms outstretched as if the teenager was radioactive.
Derek didn't know what he should do. On some other occasion he would have pushed the boy away or pushed two meters away from him, or more likely, he would have growled at him so that he would even dare to touch him, but something prevented him from reacting. Perhaps it was the family scent that emanated.
"He is your son?" Stiles asked, the surprise disappearing not so much from his words as from his gaze.
Without time for Derek to respond, the unknown teen widened his goofy eyes and looked at Stiles like it was the first time he had seen him.
"There you are, Dad," he said in a sweet, wistful voice, but he couldn't hug him too.
"No no no! " Stiles put his hands up like a shield and took a few steps back. "What are you talking about?" How "dad"?
"What the hell? " The sheriff snapped, even more lost than Stiles and Derek.
"I know, I know," the boy mumbled. "It sounds crazy and it's all very confusing, even to me. But they are my parents... you and you" —he pointed out to both of them.
"He?" Derek snapped pointing at Stiles.
"With the him" Stiles said pointing at Derek.
"Did they adopt?" the bailiff wanted to know.
"No!" They answered in unison.
The smile on the boy's face grew gradually, taking turns looking at those present, he seemed to enjoy the show.
"This is perfect!" —He exclaimed happily— "I came at the exact moment."
"Who are you, boy?" Derek was starting to get really cranky.
"I'm Eli. I am his son in sixteen years.
Stiles gasped in extreme surprise and wanted to say something, but was interrupted by a raucous bustle outside the office. The three older ones rushed out and two boys were arguing with Parrish, but when they saw them they immediately calmed down.
One of them had short hair, with golden curls and light blue eyes, while the other, of the same age and height, had longer, curly hair, dark brown and blue eyes.
Then the one named Eli finished leaving the office and smiled proudly.
“And they are my brothers."
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Error 16 | Sterek |
Capítulo 1
Aprovechando que, al menos por una noche, consiguió un relevo de excelente confianza, el alguacil Stilinski llegó a casa poco después de empezar a oscurecer.
El día había sido largo y el crimen en Beacon Hills no descansaba, pero con el nuevo a cargo tenía su caso bien encaminado, así que podía tomarse una ducha y despejar la cabeza.
Tal vez comenzaría por pedir un par de grasosas hamburguesas y abrir una de sus botellas de whisky.
Stiles no estaba y su esposa estaba de viaje, por lo tanto no habría nadie que se lo prohibiera, sin embargo, en cuando puso un pie en la casa, notó que algo extraño ocurría; las luces que dejó encendidas como lo hacía todas las mañanas, ahora estaban apagadas. Solía dejarlas así para evitar tropezar y volver a quebrarse la rodilla, y se negaba a creer que la luz se había ido porque la de la cocina estaba encendida.
Dos segundos después se vio en la urgente necesidad de desenfundar su arma apenas la luz se apagó, incluso oyó como sus trastes eran revueltos con cuidado, como si no quisieran hacer demasiado ruido.
—¡Quieto ahí, desgraciado! —bramó apresurado, apuntando a una persona que estaba de espaldas, detrás de la isla, cerca del refrigerador.
Gracias a la poca luz que ingresaba por la ventana, pudo ver que permaneció quieto y con las manos en lo alto.
—Calma, no estoy armado. Baja eso —le pidió lo que confirmó era un hombre. Le sorprendió darse cuenta de que se trataba de alguien posiblemente menor de edad.
Noah Stilinski se acercó con mucha atención, férreo a su pistola y listo para disparar ante el primer movimiento en falso. Procedió cuidadoso hasta el interruptor y encendió la luz.
—Tus manos detrás de la cabeza —le ordenó en voz baja, pero con suficiente autoridad—. Ahora voy a esposarte y vas a acompañarme. Si te mueves...
—Maldita sea —interrumpió el polizón de la cocina y dio media vuelta.
—¡Qué carajos!
...
La voz del agente Stilinski retumbó por todas las paredes de la estación de policía.
—¿Quién es el profesional aquí? —le gritó al oficial que tenía enfrente— ¡No estudié seis años en vano para que desobedezcas mis órdenes! ¡Yo sé lo que hago! —golpeba la mesa mediante una vena nerviosa se asomaba en su frente.
Derek permanecía con los brazos cruzados y sus ojos chispeaban de fastidio, simplemente dejándole hablar.
—¡Deja de ponerme esa cara! —volvió a exclamar Stiles.
—Cuando termines tu escena, me avisas —giró sus ojos con gesto de cansancio.
—Ya. Ya acabé.
Derek se dirigió hasta la puerta y se encerró en la oficina junto con Stiles. Sabía que si le hablaba así era para hacerse escuchar y mostrar qué tan autoritario podría llegar a ser.
—Te abriré la garganta con mis dientes si me sigues gritando de esa manera —sacó sus filosos dientes de hombre lobo e hizo brillar sus fríos e intensos ojos azules.
Frente a él, detrás del escritorio del alguacil, un elegantemente trajeado Stiles estaba con expresión aburrida y apesadumbrada. Quedaba claro que no le tenía ni una pizca de miedo.
Ya no lograba amedrentarlo con nada.
Pasaron seis años desde que encerraron los restos petrificados del Anuk-ite en la instalación más segura de Eichen House. Habían logrado que Deaton se encargara de la seguridad del lado oculto del lugar, mientras que la parte del instituto de salud mental seguiría como siempre.
Los cazadores desaparecieron misteriosamente del pueblo poco tiempo después de aquello, y según Argent, ya no se supo de ninguno en el resto del país. Siquiera Las Calaveras volvieron a dar señales de vida. La cacería de lo sobrenatural había culminado, y los crímenes de índole ultranatural cesaron.
Ya no se volvió a saber de otros hombres lobo. Y los pocos omegas que Ethan y Jackson iban reclutando en Londres, terminaban en Beacon Hills bajo el cuidado de Scott.
Ahora el alfa verdadero ya tenía su propia clínica veterinaria. Se hacía cargo de los animales y de las criaturas desprotegidas. Pues Mason y Corey habían tenido a Deaton de mentor, y dominaron el arte de la medicina druida. Por lo que terminaron trabajando con Scott. Afortunadamente la, ahora Doctora McCall, tenía contacto en otros seis puntos del mundo donde distribuían las hierbas y sustancias necesarias.
Las chicas tenían su vida más que organizada.
A Malia le cayó bien su papel de madre; tenían un niño de tres años que salió con el exacto rostro de Peter, lo que no era de sorprender ya que la chica no dejaba de tener sangre Hale y Scott fue su primer beta. Finalmente sus ojos eran oscuros y solía ser el niño más bueno y obediente del mundo. Herencia del padre.
Lydia se había casado con Stiles unos años después de la graduación, pero a los pocos meses se divorciaron, porque no resultaron congeniar como matrimonio. Se recibió en una universidad en Nueva York y consiguió trabajo como profesora de historia en su antiguo instituto. Hoy ocupaba el puesto de directora, el mismo que ocupaba su madre, que ahora estaba casada con el padre de Stiles.
Los que sí congeniaron como compañeros de la justicia fueron Stiles y Derek, el humano supo que le convenía salvar a Derek en aquella misión en Carolina del Norte, ya que el hombre lobo tenía más conocimiento de las organizaciones criminales. Y cuando regresó en Quantico-Virginia, retomó su entrenamiento. Por ello Derek decidió trabajar en la policía junto con Jordan Parrish y el alguacil Stilinski, de ese modo podría trabajar legalmente con el Agente Miezyslaw del BFI.
Los días donde conseguían pruebas ilegales y cometían actos ilícitos para poner a los malos tras las rejas, habían terminado.
—Tendras que buscar algo más ingenioso que tus ojos de perro loco para asustarme, oficial Hale.
Derek volvió a su forma humana y soltó un gruñido visceral, se sentía impotente por no poder empotrarlo y hacer que le tuviera miedo. Desgraciadamente aquella placa colgando en el cuello del agente imponía respeto.
—Pasaron cinco meses desde que recibiste tu título. Sigues siendo un aprendiz.
—Ambos sabemos que era bueno en esto antes de terminar el instituto -replicó Stiles.
—Sigues teniendo veinticuatro años. Eres un niñito en esto —repuso Derek—. Deja que los grandes nos encarguemos.
—¡Uy, Matusalén! —el hombre de traje movió las manos en forma de burla.
—¿Ves? —volvió a poner los ojos en blanco y cruzó los brazos en torno a su pecho- Eres infantil.
—Pero profesional. Ahora me respetas.
Por toda respuesta y por amor a la paz, Derek inhaló y exhaló profunda y lentamente, reuniendo toda la paciencia que cabía en su rudo ser, para luego esbozar una falsa sonrisa.
—De acuerdo, Agente Stilinski. ¿Qué es lo que usted sugiere que hagamos?
La victoriosa sonrisa de Stiles no se hizo esperar, y tomando asiento en la silla de su padre, apoyó los codos al escritorio.
—Irás a patrullar con Parrish durante toda la noche. Ustedes cubrirán el norte, Romero y yo, el sur. Invitaré el café y las donas.
—Que considerado —expresó el otro, notoriamente irónico. Después le lanzó una mirada asesina, dirigiéndose a la pizarra para borrar la idea que le había sugerido minutos atrás.
Mientras lo hacía y Stiles se disponía a ordenar los documentos del caso que su padre le mostró, la puerta que acababan de cerrar se abrió bruscamente y el sheriff entró echando humo por los oídos, trayendo a rastras consigo a un joven adolescente.
—¿Me pueden explicar qué demonios significa esto? —le preguntó a los presentes, luego clavó la vista en su hijo— ¿Volvieron a viajar en el tiempo?
Sin entender, Stiles se echó a reír porque recordó la vez que volvieron de México con un Derek joven hacía muchos años, ocasión de lo que seguramente estaba refiriéndose el hombre. Se fijó mejor en el muchacho que debía tener unos quince o dieciséis años y no se parecía a nadie que él conociera.
—¿Por qué lo dices, pa? —inquirió cuidadoso. No podían arriesgarse a hablar de cosas sobrenatural ante cualquiera.
—¡Es mi copia exacta cuando era niño! —exclamó iracundo el confundido alguacil.
Por primera vez Stiles se dio cuenta de que el muchacho lo observaba con los ojos muy abiertos y la boca entreabierta, lanzándole miradas asombradas a él y a Derek. Era de cabello castaño claro y ondulado, sus ojos parecían azules o verdes, inclusive grisáceos, su tes estaba salpicada de lunares y en definitiva tenía la mirada de su padre.
—Hola, pa —dijo de repente en chico, pero no se lo dijo a él, ahora estaba mirando con una amplia sonrisa al oficial de policía que estaba al lado de la pizarra, y cuando apenas sintió que el sheriff le soltó el brazo, se lanzó hacia Derek y le envolvió en un fuerte y anhelado abrazo.
Era poco más de diez centímetros más bajo que el hombre lobo, pero parecía tener demasiada fuerza para hacer que emitiera un ruido de dolor ante el gesto, sin embargo, Derek estaba demasiado aturdido como para corresponder. Tenía los brazos estirados como si el adolescente fuera radioactivo.
Derek no sabía que debía hacer. En alguna otra ocasión habría apartado al chico o empujado dos metros lejos de él, o más seguro, ya le habría gruñido para que siquiera se atreviera a tocarlo, pero algo le impidió reaccionar. Quizás era el aroma familia que emanaba.
—¿Es tu hijo? —preguntó Stiles mediante la sorpresa no desaparecía tanto de sus palabras como de su mirada.
Sin tiempo de que Derek pudiera responder, el adolescente desconocido abrió sus ojos de zopetón y miró a Stiles como si fuera la primera vez que lo veía.
—Ahí estás, papá —dijo con voz dulce y melancólica, pero no pudo abrazarlo también.
—¡No, no, no! —Stiles puso las manos como escudo y dio unos pasos para atrás— ¿De qué estás hablando? ¿Cómo que "papá"?
—¿Qué diablos? —espetó el sheriff aun más perdido que Stiles y Derek.
—Lo sé, lo sé —farfulló el chico—. Suena a una locura y es todo muy confuso, hasta para mí. Pero son mis padres... tú y tú —apuntó a sendos aludidos.
—¿Él? —espetó Derek apuntando a Stiles.
—¿Con él? —dijo Stiles apuntando a Derek.
—¿Adoptaron? —quiso saber el alguacil.
—¡No! —respondieron al unísono.
La sonrisa en la cara del chico iba creciendo paulatinamente, turnándose para mirar a los presentes, parecía disfrutar del espectáculo.
—¡Esto es perfecto! —exclamó contento— Vine al momento exacto.
—¿Quién eres, niño? —Derek empezaba a ponerse de muy malhumor.
—Soy Eli. Soy su hijo dentro de dieciséis años.
Stiles abrió la boca extremadamente sorprendido y quiso decir algo, pero un ajetreo escandaloso afuera de la oficina lo interrumpió. Los tres mayores salieron apresurados y dos muchachos estaban discutiendo con Parrish, pero cuando los vieron, de inmediato se calmaron.
Uno de ellos tenía cabello corto, con rulos dorados y ojos celestes, mientras que el otro, de la misma edad y estatura, llevaba el cabello más largo y rizado, de castaño oscuro y ojos azules.
Entonces el llamado Eli terminó de salir de la oficina y sonrió con orgullo.
—Y ellos son mis hermanos.
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