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It was such a nice day today.

Under the Weather || Hana and Carter

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Carter spoke to Zach, but of course her husband was fine with them housing Hana until the storm passed. She made her way up the stairs to tell Hana, stopping short when she saw the girl just standing there shivering.

“Hey, are you okay?” she asked, going to the bathroom to get a towel, moving back to wrap it around Hana’s shoulders. The thunder made the house rattle some, but it was well built and so nothing splintered. Carter hoped it held throughout the hurricane.

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Hana turned her head to look at Carter as she put the towel around her shoulders. She clasped it tight around her, nodding. "Just shaken up, I guess. I'm okay." She smiled a bit, trying to be reassuring. She stood quietly when the thunder rumbled again, listening. She used to like thunder, when she was little, unlike all the other kids. She used to want to run out in the rain while it was storming, but now she had other feelings. "Thank you again, Carter. I'm sorry for . . . intruding."

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Under the Weather || Hana and Carter

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“You don’t have to thank me,” Carter assured her with a small smile. She led her into the house then, struggling with the door some before shutting it. “Here, go on upstairs and get some of my clothes to change into. I’ll talk to Zach about letting you stay here until the storm is up.” She directed Hana to the stairs then, gesturing up them and giving Hana a tiny push.

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Hana looked up the stairs, moving up the first few warily. She felt like she was only intruding further, but she made her way up the stairs anyway, hand on the railing. Her clothes were soaked, and she was dripping a trail of water as she went. She tried to control her dripping, but it was a bit of a challenge. Hana felt like the rain had soaked through to her bones, and her teeth chattered slightly. She clamped her jaw tight, trying to stop the shivering as she entered Carter and Zach's room. She felt awkward, being in there, and she felt awkward taking Carter's clothes without direction, so she stood there for a minute, hugging herself.

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Under the Weather || Hana and Carter

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“No way,” Carter exclaimed, shaking her head. “I’m taking you home so I can keep an eye on you, keep you safe!” She steered Hana toward the house she shared with Zach, not about to let the young werewolf out of her sight. Ever since she’d found the girl wandering into Sunnybrooke she felt somewhat responsible for her. Carter had always wanted a younger sibling, and she kind of felt like Hana could fill that role … if the girl wanted to, at least.

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Hana let Carter guide her to her own home. The house that Carter shared with Zach, Hana knew. She felt like she was intruding, a bit. They probably didn't want a wet, dull, teenage werewolf being brought into their home. On the other side, Hana didn't want Carter to worry about her. She didn't want anyone to worry about her. It was nice being treated like someone's younger sister, like their family, but she felt like she'd just waltzed into all of their lives, demanding attention and help. "Thank you." She said to Carter, smiling a bit through the rain.

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I kind of miss my mom's roast beef.