members, I became the target of an uns

"Fre

"Los

"Mon

was adept at sidestepping these insults, but today, something within me

the real monsters! You've tormented me since my childhood!" My outburst echoed through

tally scolded myself as I wrestle

d with a stunned hush. Everyone appeared shell-shock

as surprised at myself for finally standing my ground, for refusing to be the pe

's ire. I swiveled around to locate the instigator, my eyes settling on a gaggle of guys, varying in age. At the heart of this group stood a blo

dangerously low tone. The former jesters promptly shook their heads,

ng shelter behind a dense bush, aware of the prying eyes following me from the open door.

queness of my white fur remained unsolved. It was

leaves, my wild heartbeat, and ragged breaths filling my ears. My mind replaye

taining her amusement, "You'r

I retorted, rolling my eyes, e

irth in her voice was unmistakable; she was undo

" As much as I loved Ivy, she was like those chocolates that are irresistibly sweet but quickly turn cloyin

, and I let out a relieved sigh. I wasn't

ts, my surroundings fading into a blur. The silence of the for

h my musings, her usual playful li

p of a twig - a sound I hadn't made. I sniffed the air and recoiled

trespassing another pack's territory." Her revelation made me inwardly

astic," I

the Redmoon territory." Her words drained the c

erewolf lore. Trespassers on their land were disposed of without a second thought. Their alpha, Alpha Redmoon, was a figure who only the foolhardy would cross. His ruthlessness was legendary,

the enveloping darkness. Despite my enhanced vision, I couldn't spot anything in the inky expanse. My i

in silence, the ominous

've ventured into their

he snapped back. It wasn't annoyance, but stress. Being unaware of

, I retorted, "Why must y

, then avoid asking foolish questions." I c

ting the approaching rogue. As I braced myself for a fight, the rogue finally stepped into view. Its light brown fur was matted with dr

kind, a prelude to the unavoidable clash. The tension thickened until, with a sudden leap, the rogue launched itself towards m

wolf launched its assault on the rogue, snapping its powerful jaws at its neck. It took three att

itself. As the struggle intensified, the black wolf increased the pressure, its vice-like grip drawing more

ack wolf, a jolt of electricity shot through me. His eyes bore into mine, a whirlpool of emotions mirrored in my own. I wa

"M