THE CURSED LYCAN'S BELOVED

th gaped open. My eyes sparkled in amazement

ked, feeling a bit unsure he

esponded, and then

I felt a bit hesitant to go in, because I fel

was stare like a puppy who was too scare

walked u

in, you'll end up attracting things you don't like. You'll never be happy, here. So, be alive, and

orkers, and it was nice meeting them, although, I could see some

you do, yet, but from tomorrow, you're

ot

It was just neutral, and I hoped that things would get better, as time went on. But my da

all a p

day had summed up well. "Moon goddess, I hope you make my tomorrow better,

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mother. She was the only one who would obviously care for me deeply, with

falling into the hands of those vampires. I couldn'

mother?" I said, under my b

tly above me. The chilly breeze came as a force, and I had

ht. I was torn between choosing the path to follow, and it was

ath, I won't find my mother, and If I went on the left pat

t of where to follow; it would have been much better

id, under my breath, then began

, and when I turned to look at the path at the left which was now at

the path I'm

ther?" I voiced out, feeling so exc

I turned fully towards the path on the left. As I took each step, two or t

intruded, and the

earnestly, but they had all disappeared b

ampire, and fought with it, until it fell to the ground, and bled until it disappeared.

d killed the vampire, there still was no way for me to find my way a

buried my face between m

me, but it seemed like I was still the same unlucky girl who

er, and at my back, but no one was there. I rose to my feet quickly and as I look

ened up with a

y breath and I covered my mouth, fee

en I got close to them, I walked gently so as not to startle them. They might be here for me, but the

iated them as I took steps forwa

ad disappeared. They had done their task and they couldn't probably help me in this fog. If I walked right

it was helping, a bit. Thankfully, the fog wasn't a thick one that spre

seemed a bit cold. Although, the leaves that were at the side of the one path that led right

oking left and right, wondering where m

question me and I turned to the back in the

y, with my eyes sparkli

eel it within me that she was the one, and

n. I'm not your mother. I

hare a semblance." I sa

ion and surprise. She closed the gap bet

aid softly as she move

to give her a deep hug, but she rai

fled as to why she w

I had you, all I have ever known is bad luck. I don't want to have anything

was all alone again. My mother whom I thought was going to touch my cold world with warm hands had rejected me, and som

ay in making me feel depressed. Too depressed to work, or go out. But there was no way I could tell

ch as this? I'm living a new life, my dreams s

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