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I struggled with men who, o

stopped by Logan, voice. "Hey, come back or you'll join her; because of our previous

he men who dropped me into a waiting van that was already prepared f

get out and run, but i was pushed back, realising I was trapped and couldn't get out i

own them, and as we reached the pack's bord

ragged me with contempt; just a few days before, they all showed me

ngs before sending me away. They brought me here directly from t

came streaming down my face, at

I began strategies for survival, as I sat there alo

n hour of arriving here I was already getting attacked, as the figure approach I realised it was

odness it's you!" I shouted out in terror. "Take me back with you please, maybe you can talk to

ry certain that you will come out stron

which your friend left at my place, here is also a map that leads to the human world, may the moon g

anymore trouble. I have already accepted my fate, and I have concluded on going

fe had devolved into a complete mess, from me not having my wolf to my mate rejecting me and choos

ugh the forest was much larger than I expected, there was no place safe for a wolf, let alone me,

fore me, a seemingly endless, merciless expanse. Exhaustion took over me, and I was on the verge of collapse. Five te

athe. My limbs felt like lead, and I couldn't move an inch. The world around

e, and I felt hands grab for me and lift me off the ground. My mind became ju

ollections. "Please, let it be a dream." But the feelings were too real: r

as caught in a living nightmare, unable to move or flee. All I could do was lie there