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Red eyes.

LeoIt felt like I was missing something somehow.It was that feeling that drove me to work extra hard today, as though racing towards, or from something. The thought remained niggling in my mind even as I drove home. Something was coming, or was on its way, yet I couldn't understand what.As I came into the house, I was greeted by Sierra with a slight hug."You're back." She said, giving me a slight warmth.It was rare at times for her to show her affection. I welcomed her hug, pulling her closer."And here I thought you were going to shack yourself in the office all day." She said, quirking up her eyebrow smugly.I shot her back with an equally smartass comment. Separating from Sierra, I looked forward to see… her. She was okay. The cream dress she wore complimented her skin and white hair well. Yet, there was a flash of uneasiness in her expression. Why did I get the feeling that something was bothering her?"Good day," I said, giving a slight nod in her direction.She didn't spea
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Eggshell walk.

Isabella In the morning, after feeding Treasure, it took no time for me to dress up. This time in a pair of sweatpants and a lilac shirt. Since it involved fighting, perhaps I could join. Sierra met me downstairs where she nodded at my dressing. We had sparred once in a while in the few days I had. But this was going to be my second time watching others fight in a long time. The sun somehow burned hot against our skins as we moved forward. The closer we got, the more noises and roars could be heard. We neared a place that I had only seen in passing, a sandy area distinct from the rest of the grassy routes of the pack. I had brushed it off before. How could I have known it was actually the training grounds? The place which was empty in my memories was completely different. Men and women of all ages were present. Some were seated, while others stood, playing around. From the distance, I could see some smaller children playing around, likely being watched by the person wh
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The truth about Leo.

IsabellaIt was the same dream, yet so different. I didn't need to move. The moment I was present, I was standing there, in the center of the large living room. There was no furniture, and the dim natural light was the only thing. The wolf was on the other side. This time, it didn't give chase. It didn't move forward, and neither did it growl. If not for its large shadowy gaze and bright red eyes, its presence was as silent as a ghost. For the first time, the dream felt different. It was calm. It was still. And I was at a loss of what to do. The seconds or whatever time it was, felt like hours, yet none of us moved. We were at a stalemate, and the unknowns were vast. This time I felt my strength come back. I could have moved, but what was I supposed to do? Without thinking, I took a step forward. And everything changed completely. The world had turned pitch black. I was unable to see anything nor anyone. The fear filled my lungs. I could still move, yet I didn
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The truth hurts.

Isabella. The words reached my ears, yet difficult to process. That was… that was impossible. There was no way anyone could not control their wolves. When a werewolf is born, they connect with their wolves at the same moment, in a bond tethered by the moon goddess "Isabella? I looked at Sierra's blue eyes, as clear as water. "I..." I blinked again and again. "I don't understand, Sierra." Was it me, or had Sierra deflated a little? Immediately I put my hands over hers. "I'm not saying that you're lying. I… I just need to understand." I stressed. Every part of me was in denial. There was never a case like that. But it was evidently the truth that Sierra believed. I had demanded for answers and she was giving me. I had to listen, no matter my problems. Sierra nodded before she spoke, eyes focused on the table. "Ever since I was born, I wasn't allowed to play with him. It was weird back then, why I had to go with my mother to shift and play, while L
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The full moon day.

Isabella.The day broke, but it didn't matter. I was unable to sleep either way. The whole night had been less than a dreamless sleep, rather one filled with conflict and upset. Halfway through, Treasure had woken up whimpering, and for the first time I welcomed the distraction. It was not only about his wolf, but also him. Over the past weeks, he was quiet, but comforting. He was a constant reading companion, and had helped me. We had started off from a rocky start, but now we were on neutral ground. So where did learning this put me? I had initially let go, but it hadn't meant I forgave him. Was I going to forgive him? Especially for an action he had no control over? Would all the pain I had faced wash away so easily. I recalled the slight glisten in his eyes before he stepped away from me the day before, apologising. I recalled the day he apologized after that accusation. I remembered his silent words the day after I faced those discriminatory teachers, exhaust
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Lost.

Isabella. An invigorating feeling washed over me. All my senses were heightened. My limbs were eager to move and the call of the moon grew even stronger than ever. This. This was shifting. I had no idea how much I had missed it. I stepped out of the area, using my scent and memory to trace my steps back. It didn't take long before I had reached. I could see many others were already -and were still emerging- as the frontline of the forest came into view. They had noticed my arrival and looked at me but didn't stop. It was to be expected, considering Violet's stark difference as compared to them. They were in dark colours, some brunette and even some in shades of greyish blonde and reds. Nothing however, could have compared to my fur, as silvery white as my hair, glowing against the moonlight. She and I were an oddity amongst them even as a fellow rogue. I was used to the stares in my former pack, especially as I was younger. But the reaction from the pack I was pr
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What to do?

Isabella The howls echoed from seemingly nowhere. I look around, unable to find the right place. Circling the room, I was only met with emptiness and the night. The whines echoed around. Its voice was pleading, calling. Painful. It was Leo's wolf. My breaths came quickly inside Violet's form. What was I supposed to do? Should I begin looking for him? Was I supposed to escape somehow? A thought left my mind. I could just have left it alone, revelled in the pain. The thought tempted me. I looked up at the moon. Even in the dream, it shone as bright as it did on the run. Its presence was unique to everyone who saw it. Grunting, I began to move around, looking. I retracted my class as I searched, my movements silenced with slight thumps. Outside wasn't an option. So I began searching around the crevices of the house. The kitchen and library were the first place. Both aces remained empty as could be. No traces of scent could be followed. Was it me, or
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No more.

Isabella Looking at his suffering frame, my decision came quicker than I had expected. There was no way I could have left it suffering. He looked cautious as I moved. I lowered my tail, flattening my ears whole crouching lightly to show that I meant no harm. Every step I took was filled with caution, looking at him to see if he would make any move. There was none, but the way he looked, he was cautious, afraid. He did nothing, making no move and the growling had stopped. I… we stepped closer, watching his frame stiffen as we did. Has he ever gotten contact with another wolf? I doubted. What was I supposed to do then?Before I thought any longer, I moved, brushing my face lightly against his. His dark shadowy fur was surprisingly soft against mine. Once I did, I paused, wondering if I had been too irrational. Unlike my expectation, the wolf made no move to attack. Instead, it gave a whine, one full of longing. That was the okay sign I needed. I moved closer brush
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The wolf is not a curse.

Leo. I was afraid. In theory, there was nothing to worry about. I had managed it for many years since that moment. I was already experienced in it. Most of all, as always by now the house was empty, Sierra leading people on their pack run. Agathe must have already been resting in her own home. They were safe. I was confined within my own room. And yet, like every single time it happened, I was afraid. I knew what the others thought. I saw it in the pitying glances Sierra gave when I was like this. It was in the subtle yet more gentle look Agathe gave too. They thought I was constantly afraid of hurting them, like I had almost done once. It was an indisputable truth, yet not complete. Because the reason for my aversion was much cowardly, more simple. I hated myself. I hated my wolf.I hated the wolf residing within me, urging me to unravel the bonds I had put in it with the shine of the moon. I hated how, despite being an older brother to Sierra, the guardian of my fami
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Peace.

Isabella/Violet's POV Warmth filled my being as I woke up in the embrace of the dark wolf. It hadn't taken long to realized I was somehow in my wolf form, likely in the dream world. Slowly, I made sure to slip away from his grasp, a chill wing brushing my silvery white fur as I found myself exposed once more to the open air. I turned to him. This was he, the one that had hurt me... hurt us before . The reasons for my spiral and despair. But there was no fear in either of us anymore. The large wolf remained asleep, even as I separated from it. Its large body heaved with every breath. For all the fear and fight it gave, it rested so deeply now. I looked up to the moon. And gasped at what I saw. The moon indeed glowed, but it had never looked as big nor shined as bright as I had seen it. Even though it was just a glowing circle, it felt like the moon goddess was smiling down on me. What was this feeling? Isabella's POV Waking up was not as easy as I thought it
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