Don't Call Me Wolfless
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He had me against the desk before I could decide whether I wanted him to. His mouth found the scar.
“Does it still hurt?”
“No.”
He didn't believe me. He also didn't move his mouth away.
My fingers went into his hair and held him there.
I was sold as wolfless. No wolf. No pack. No name worth keeping. I spent my whole life waiting for other people to decide what happened to me.
Adrian Blackwood taught me to fight. To read a map. To want more than the next meal. He made me believe I could stay.
That was before his father gave an order. Before I begged him to open the gate and he chose the order. Before Anwen died on the other side.
Kieran Voss was supposed to be different. He listened. He wanted me without the desk, the closed door, the excuse of a bond. He made me think I could build a life with him. Then he burned the bridge with my friends still on it.
So I stopped waiting. I took the ones who wanted to live and walked north. They call me Alpha now. The men who want me can come find me on my own ground.
Don't call me wolfless. I've been called worse by better men.
“Does it still hurt?”
“No.”
He didn't believe me. He also didn't move his mouth away.
My fingers went into his hair and held him there.
I was sold as wolfless. No wolf. No pack. No name worth keeping. I spent my whole life waiting for other people to decide what happened to me.
Adrian Blackwood taught me to fight. To read a map. To want more than the next meal. He made me believe I could stay.
That was before his father gave an order. Before I begged him to open the gate and he chose the order. Before Anwen died on the other side.
Kieran Voss was supposed to be different. He listened. He wanted me without the desk, the closed door, the excuse of a bond. He made me think I could build a life with him. Then he burned the bridge with my friends still on it.
So I stopped waiting. I took the ones who wanted to live and walked north. They call me Alpha now. The men who want me can come find me on my own ground.
Don't call me wolfless. I've been called worse by better men.

















































