Horizon

My poor attempt at seduction leads me to drive through the pack naked, but it doesn't matter because once I arrive to my house, I let my wolf out so he can run free and kill the negative energy he feels.

I have no idea how much time passed, but by the time I get back home after that run, the sun is starting to set.

And no, I don't feel better.

I mean, I do have one less weight on my shoulders after spending a nice moment with Anya and making sure she won't do anything stupid like letting Klein mark her, but... nothing has changed, she still doesn't want me.

And now my son hates me.

This feels horrible, it’s a new kind of pain I never expected to feel. My son should always see me as a hero, not as the villain of the story... even if I am.

I enter my house reluctantly and throw myself on the couch to look up at the ceiling and contemplate how fucked I am.

And how I probably deserve everything that's happening to me. Karma is definitely real, and I'm definitely living it.

At least Klei