pte

woods, about the pack and how they sent me away, I to

r family who will love you genuinely and and they will never reject you," he said, his words giving me hope, I will direct you to a

my eyes, I asked him

er forget me," he said as he

? I asked in

t is all,

and it was almost as if the day was not going to break, I w

ods, anticipation swirling within me. The path meandered through a dense forest, adorned wit

t coursed through me as I approached a clearing, revealing a congregation of wolves. Their majest

vousness washed over me, unsure of how they would receive a newcomer. But as they raised t

kind and gentle demeanor instantly put me at ease. Immediately we met each o

ocked onto mine, and I could see a mixture of confusion and curiosity flicker through his

lf. "A mate?" he questioned again, his voice laced with a hint of uncerta

I replied, my voice steady and filled with reassurance. "I believe fate has brought us together

a I feel a connection too," he admitted, his voice carrying a mixture of awe and wonder. "This pack has taught me the importance of accepting a

Am I not made to be loved? What wrong have I done? Don't I d

e both can feel it, Why would you say

or you live that is left for you, but my w

I wasn't going to give up like that, so I decided to stay and

ack taught me their ways, guiding me through the intricacies of their communal living.

and bond. It was during these sacred moments that I truly felt a sense of belongin

lives. Whether it was assisting in hunting, nurturing the pups, or tending to the elders,

ing to stand on his feet wondering what was wrong with him I went closer to s

ollowed them from a distance, and when we reached the pack, I went to meet them

, so I went to meet someone who had been friendly in the pack to ask if she knew what was wrong with