Rejected Wolf

the graduation ceremony. The anguish exceeded my wors

e sound of my bones breaking could be heard as I shouted out for no

my wolf’s deep-brown eyes. I allowed my wolf to crack a little smile. She had lovely brown fur tha

uld feel. Initially, my wolf had shunned me; Remus and Louve had joined the Golden Moon pack without being

ntly present. My heart felt as though someone had just sna

ess the agony I f

leep in the night. I did not currently have a job, a partner, any loca

nd covered my walls with a black biro pen. We put off removing it since we had never been able to get it out. Even my sister’s bedroom was unharmed. She still had the dark purpl

ng. I raised it up to my face while squinting at the bright lig

mus had seen it during these few weeks and occasionally questioned it. T

ekend. Here, it’s family week, so I just wanted to see. His tone wa

ell.” It was a partial truth. When my partner rejected me, a

lm voice. “I invited Lyall to join us, t

n effort to stay in touch even in the absence of replies.

l a lot lately. She is quite content,

r partner, while I was stranded here moaning a

eriod, I had a qu

bide by hi

months, but it never happened. His bond with Rieka had grown considera

ng, but I’d give up all hope of liv

questioned, and even though

was just thinki

? I laughed

ario

kno

l. I told Remus, and in the distance,

d picked you up. I grinned wryly

this weekend; see you then.

car, use it.

r was taken away by

udibly. He inquired,

ed, “Soun

letting a hand pass past my face