Creative Writing: Mating Ceremony

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"I'm serious, like all the hot guys are supposed to be there this weekend, especially since all the women are going to be at Conner's Mating Ceremony." She spoke quickly as we walked to our American Lit class. Tori did not have to attend the Mating Ceremony since she found her mate and I just didn't see the point of going. If my mom had mated with our Alpha than I would be Conner's sister. Surely, even Fate wasn’t that messed up? I gave her an odd look when I thought about her mate issues. "What about Justin?" Tori pursed her lips again, a look of irritation crossing her face as we entered the classroom. "We haven’t spoken to each other since last week. He just won't listen to reason! Why would I give up my Beta position? That's the one thing I've been looking forward to since I was a little girl, there is no way I'm giving that up for some jerk." …show more content…

Her usual cheerful demeanor gone, making me wish I could just punch Justin one good time in the face. Man, this boy was making me violent. "Bad thing is, Justin's parents want to come over and talk to my parents over dinner Sunday." Tori did not look thrilled about that, then a look crossed her face, like a light bulb had went off in her head. "How about you come to dinner Sunday and keep me company? Please?" She gave me the classic puppy dog pout, her gray eyes wide and teary. I sighed. "Fine, but if I have any homework this weekend, you are helping me with

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