Luna' Fate: A Werewolf Romance Tale

t about him," I whispered to my best f

new werewolf who comes to town," she replied,

geting with my pen. "But ther

an eyebrow

anger had just walked in. He was dressed in a leather jacket and jeans, and

ere," Lily whis

ding shivers down my spine as he turned to leave, our eyes met for a brief moment. I felt my cheeks flush, and I quickly looked away. But as

ce. This wasn't just any ordinary wer

y mind racing with questions. Who was he? What was he doing in Si

and I was willing to do whateve

lead me down a dangerous path, one tha

ourney that would change my life forever. I followed the stranger from a distance, weaving my way through the dese

uriosity wouldn't let me stay too far behind. Every time the stranger

ehouse on the outskirts of town. I hesitated for a moment, wondering if I should follo

ide me, I grabbed my coat and headed out

- a mix of blood and sweat that made my stomach turn. I tried to stay quiet as I moved

e centre of the room, surrounded by a group of other werewolves. They were all stari

iercing blue eyes locking onto mineThe stranger's words hit me like a blow to the chest. "You shouldn't have come here. This is not a place for humans." I kne

eart racing with fear. "I...I was just curious," I

nto mine, and I felt like I was being judged. "Curiosity

on him. I took another step backwards, hoping he wouldn't follow me.

est as he loomed over me. "You need to leave," he sai

estions. How could I have been so wrong about someon

I was onto something, that I had finally uncovered a mystery worth solvin

off. I tried to distract myself with thoughts of work and friends, but my mi

until I found out the truth. But at what cost? Was I w

but feel a sense of unease. I knew that I had to be caref

elp but feel drawn back to the abandoned warehouse. I knew t

of my mind. I threw myself into my work at the coffee shop, spendi

dn't heal. Every time I thought of that night, I felt a sharp pain in my chest.

atter how hard I tried, I couldn't forget about Jaxon. I found myself

the bell above the door ring. I looked up and saw

e. I felt frozen, trapped in

way I treated you t

y, that I understood why he had reje

my heart rate increase. There was something

warning, he leaned

. It was intense and passionate, full of all the desire

es. "I want to be with you," he said. "But there are things you

s that I wanted to be with h

l I knew was that I wanted to be w

ed warehouses and dark alleyways, always careful to a

d us. I began to suspect that Jaxon was hiding something from m

secluded spot in the woods, where I saw s

e was something else entirely, something da

sform, his body contorting and writhing until he w

with a monster. And as the full moon rose high in the sky, I realized that