The next morning, I made a coffee and sat on the patio to have a cigarette. I wasn't surprised to see Kasey already out there.
“Don't you have any life at all?” I asked him.
“Well, we have to go to school today,” he replied.
“Yeah, but that's still not a life,” I said.
“Well, you know I don’t have a mate, so no, I don’t,” he responded.
“Good. That means you can teach me how to fight,” I said, settling into one of the chairs outside his room.
“What are you talking about? You already know how to fight. Everyone knows that,” he said.
“No, I know how to fight like a human, but not as a werewolf. I might need some assistance in that area. Right now, I’m unsure of my own strength and don’t know what I can and cannot do. I understand that I can’t fight humans anymore, as I would probably e
