"Maybe. He seems to like you."

"Well I like him, too! He's funny and from what I've seen so far smart and generally adorable."

"Get him to talk about history sometime, especially something weird and obscure. You might get bored after the first ten minutes, but it's worth sticking it out."

"I'm sure it won't be boring. It's really nice to see people talk about stuff they like, watch their eyes light up while they go on excitedly about whatever."

"Yeah? What do you get excited about?"

"Maths? Physics? Other people?"

"Good to know. I should probably get going, my mom will start wondering if I get home late."

"Okay, but—um. One thing. What about, uh. Allison?"

"What about Allison."

"It sounds like it could be a problem if she and her family want to kill you."

"She doesn't know. She couldn't. And they're just trying to protect people, if I just stay away from them and don't hurt anyone, I'll be fine."

"—okay, I guess. Then, be careful. Oh, do you know how to not smell like a werewolf yet?" He sniffs.

"I smell like a werewolf. Thanks, Derek."

"Derek?"

"What use is a guy who shows up in my room at night if he won't warn me about this kind of thing! I need a better werewolf mentor."

He eyes Ade.

He grins. "I'll try to be a better werewolf mentor." Then he sighs. "But this is kinda... hard to describe. It's a more-or-less primitive action, you get it kinda intuitively when you learn to regenerate at will."

"Okay. That's probably enough werewolf talk for one night. See you at school tomorrow?"

"Sure. See you."

Night falls.

There are probably no murders. 

And when Ade arrives to school, Danny is outside, ready to greet him.

Looks like he brought a friend.

"Well if it isn't two of the most attractive men in Beacon Hills."

"Like his ego needs any more inflating."

"Let him talk, Danny. The guy obviously wants to share his thoughts, we should be good listeners."

"Oh, no, I'm done, you're going to need to do more than just look pretty to get more compliments."