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[Allison Beckett]

Allison was still smirking a little to herself, though she hid it well. She tried to appear angered, using it as a nice outlet for her excitement. "I don't know how Luxen stole all your comic books, Stanis, but I'll frigging end him!" She growled, looping her arm through his. "Just wait until we tell my dad! He'll be sure to do something," She nodded. "You'll love him, he'll love you," She chattered, feeling more excited the closer they got to getting off the train to meet with her dad. She barely paid attention to Addy, who was more than likely already with their dad. "He already said he took care of your-" She spoke in polish, though paused, struggling with the word. "Conditioning?" She winced, sure it wasn't right, but not really waiting to be corrected. "Come on, let's go!" She tugged on his arm, hurrying off the train.

 

[Stan Beckett]

Did he think that coming home with Allison was a good idea? Definitely not, but since he wasn't allowed to stay at school over the break, he didn't have much of a choice. Going home with his best friend meant that he would have to worry about his condition even more than he did usually - without the castle's protection he couldn't help to feel vulnerable. She had told him that her father had already taken care of everything but how was he supposed to trust someone he didn't know? It also meant that more people would know of his condition, which he wasn't all too happy about either. He was fine with Allison knowing it, she was his best friend after all and he just couldn't lie to her, he was even ok with Edward knowing it eventually, but her parents and therefore Addison and Casper as well? Unfortunately, it was too late to do anything about it now, as they were already on their way to the train station and far, far away from the castle. And if that wasn't enough to deal with, someone had also stolen his comic books somehow. Urgh. Stanislaw found it hard to believe that Luxen was the one who had somehow managed to steal his comics but Allison was very convincing and very persistent about it being him. He followed her off the train and onto the platform, hoping to God that her father really had taken care of everything.