g from the outsiders. The tears that rimed my eyes were now falling freely down my pale chubby cheeks. The hallways was now totally empty, and

at because they've convinced me of it. Even before my parents died, before my brother started hating me, I knew I was a little too big for anyone's liking. I wasn't attractive either. My hair was a dull, dead, burgundy re

broken dresser to take out the few clothes I did have and shove them into a duffel bag. I grabbed my mom and dad's picture from under the mattress that lay directly on the dirty floor, dusted it off, and placed in the duffel bag as well. I zipped it up, slummed it over my shoulder and sighed. One thing I had to do before I left was visit Renee's room. When I reached her white, flowery door, I stopped. New tears flooding my eyes. I had left a very brief explanation as to why I'm leaving for her on her bed. I wrote the note out myself, and told her how she would never see me again, how I was sorry, and then left the room with new tears. When I closed the

My bone's felt free. The kind of release you feel only when you shift after 5 years of being trapped inside a human form. It was nice to be in contact wi

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hey could find that Katerina might have left, by my order. Her name was being shouted, pack member

rooms and hallways of the school. It was awful, worse because of us all being at fault. We knew she left for g

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s in pain. I wanted her here, with me. I wanted the chance to show her that I wanted all of this to change. Rejection or

with a loose sheet of paper in her shaking hand. I took i

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sorry. I didn't want it to end like th

n barely protect myself, Ren. Our beloved alpha, is my mate and so none of

t of me is strong at the moment and the only thing I'm hoping for rig

you all is this: No one in the F

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is note to Kol, please. Have

thas accept your rejection." I'll miss you Ren, thank you for never listening and for being my only f

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