G.S. Glow Comments: What a gem! This werewolf rejection story (I've been binging) isn't the norm (i.e. girl gets rejected by mate, runs away to another pack, becomes better, comes back and now everyone loves her). It's absolutely nothing like that. There is still the rejection, but the main female character takes on a heartbreaking role at the request of an elder whom she respects. This writer is an emotionally driven writer (i.e. she writes her emotions well and makes you feel what the character is feeling). So Grammar/Punctuation etc is not perfect, but to those grammar Nazi's: here's me saying GET OVER IT! And to those who just avoid werewolf stories all together, well, not everyone has good taste. *_- All the same, you do not want this story removed from your reading list just because of that. This story, these characters, this writer are so worth the time! Plus, she updates (unlike me) frequently!

I think I'm gonna be the one to say "I found her first" when she's up the in million reads and in the process of getting published. I can say this, because I'm pretty sure I'm the first follower [unless there's an account somewhere else, in which case I will hunt that down and go on read-a-thon of her stuff!]  I'd buy this story in a heartbeat!

The red string of fate that connects the two soul mates was broken by him, not me, never me.

The fate that was decided by the moon goddess..he tried to change it ,not me.

Why then, was I punished..?

Zairiya grew up believing herself a curse and an outcast to the people she belonged to.She was banished by her pack before she was even born.Mother Nature took pity on her and granted her only wish, Aeran as her mate, but even that was a cruel joke played on her by the fate.She loved and loved from the very core of her being ,she gave everything for that love,for Aeran, crossing all boundaries to acquire the unattainable love of her mate.

But maybe that was not enough.

Then something disastrous happened and her very soul blackened, turning all that love to hatred so cruel that nothing mattered to her anymore.

Finally she gave in and lost herself forever.

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Let me tell you a story of love, a story of betrayal, a story of death, a story of Zairi and Aeran.