Shadowed Desire The Unwanted Mate

was dusk, Night fell, a dark shroud fell over t

ere were no vehicles on the road, Ava decided to take a shorter route through the

alert. She felt a strong, natural desire awakening inside her, something she hadn't felt before.

adition. The moon's warmth felt like it was filling her up

d she, a mere human feel these strange things? This is not necessary. But as the pain got worse, he began to realize something important.

turned around to check but she didn't see anyo

e you and it replied

she asked

ered “yes

“Where have you

y long time but don't worry that won't happen agai

control? how do I do it layl

ill be the one to do i

t she undressed hersel

ind blowing suddenly Ava shift

lly free she raced around the

py that she is not just a human but also a werewol

ng so Ava with happi

shifted. Her mother's furious expression greeted her, a

r voice laced with anger and disappointment. "Why are you c

her. Before she could defend herself, her mother began throwi

anger and sadness, Ava struggl

r lips before she could stop it. The sound echoed t

ief. "How... how could you do that? You're not even a werewolf

ing the extent of her outburst. She k

and spoke up. "Mom, I... I shifted last night,"

her features. "Shifted? But... but how is that possible?" s

"Mom, I know you won't believe me, but I swear it's true. And now, I have value. I can be the

cker of uncertainty crossing her features as she

mother would find it in her heart to accept her and love h

et with rejection. The physical push knocked her off balance, causin

ing Ava's blood in her veins. "And who do we have here? The weak daugh

voice that spoke those words. The betrayal cut deep, as she had

nfusion wash over her. She had always longed for her father's

or even a glimmer of understanding or acceptance. Instead, his words

," she whispered, her voice tr

And so what if you are a werewolf I just hate

as she struggled to comprehend th

ejection crushing her spirit, leaving her feeling los

steely determination. "You are wicked parents, and you don't deserve a daughter like

ld respond, Ava's two sisters, her elder and younger siblings, charged towards her. Thei

to our parents?" they demanded,

yes filled with a mix of defiance and sorrow. In that moment, she

sealing her fate. "Get out of my house and never return!" h

f rejection, but she refused to let her family's cruelty break her spirit. With a he

r footsteps heavy with the weight of her