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f Blackwood pack, reject you, Emil
my eyes, my heart shattering into a million pieces. I'd prepare
rned my skin, lifting my chin. Tears burst forth, streamin
et about this or you'll regret it. The moon goddess made a huge mi
to stand, I remembered the package and my mother's trust in me. But now, as m
ugh the woods, trying to escape the pain.
apsed beside it, splashing water on my face to wash away my tears. I sobbed quietly, t
art raced as I messed up the water, hoping to make it g
the top of my lungs and ran for my life, my legs pumping like ne
ue had stopped chasing me.
eached my front door, grasped the doorknob, and took a deep breath. My hair was disheveled, but I
switch. I couldn't see a thing. It was quiet, too quiet. Where
staring at me with an intense look.
voice dripping with sarcasm as she gl
peak, but sh
Where's the package? The pack told us
gling uncontrollably. "Rabbit wolf, rabbit wo
ng my eyes. She was mocking my wolf again, and it hurt. It wasn't my fault I was a late bloomer, or that
, his anger echoing t
into my room, slamming the door shut just in time. I leaned against the door, sobbing uncontrollably. It had been a long time since Dad had las
would have sought out a powerful beta or the Alpha himself, and begged them
oices drifted up. An hour had passed since I'd retreated upstairs. I wasn't curious about their conversati
dropped on the conversation. If it didn't sound promis
y to come to the pack
Mom asked,
she's needed now,
ision about rejecting me? I thought to myself, my
happy to leave my unhappy home. Philips
on, but he told me to be quiet and walked away. I stood outside the door, waiting to be called in. Whe
ke sure no one was watching. Then, I slipped i
nding on a piece of paper on the Alpha
own to the signature, but the name was scratched out. I sighed and
s to one who sh
r that outshi
and beauty le
rce, it makes
rn with a f
at I've neve
e, I find my
s pure, and
poem, feeling seen and loved
me spin around to face him. My eyes m
apped around Jasmine's waist, a rin
e words now a bitter mockery. He wa