Rejected and Forsaken

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en I arrived at the school, I was shown a video of David beating three kids down to a pulp. What I knew was, David is not the kind of boy who woul

d." I sneered. "You better tell me or else I will make you tell me what happened." I growled at them. By now, they were trembling in fear. No one would want to be punished by

hing. David did tell me about being bullied. He just didn't tell me who did it." The principal stared at us with his mouth agape. "I.... I was.... I am sorry alp

ling and shaking in fear. "I am ashamed of you. He is your future alpha. How dare you bully him. Forgiving is up to him. Not to me. You better pull yourselves together." I said and pointed a finger at the s

nt. It lead us deep in to the forest. My heart broke a little as Damon took us further in to the thick wilderness. How hurt must my David be to run off like that. Damon ran until we reache

uickly wore the pair of shorts I was carrying and faced my son. "David?" I asked in utter amazement. He was a wolf alright. But a wolf unli

orm." I told him. He closed his glowing red eyes and it took a while for him to morph back to his human form. What surprised me more w

stronger, and wiser. It can even talk. We haven't even trained yet but still you are stronger than me. I am very proud of you David." I to

break. We strolled through the woods as I remembere

wolf of your time." I told him, making him look at me in complete shock. "Wow." He whispered. "But remember David.

s been a thousands of years since the last lycan emerged. People now narrate stories about lycans as folk stories. We all thought it was a myth. I looked

parents had given it to her as a gift. She cherished it since it was a gift from her parents though we never really read what was in it. After she died, I had placed it carefully i

ened the crisp pages with care, which were now old and yellow. It sure seemed like and old book. The first page cont

were stronger than the vampires, immune to silver and wolfsbane, and they were smarter and stron

eakness. My thoughts travelled back to my boy. There was no doubt that he was definitely stronger than me, a trained alpha when he pinne

excitedly. I nodded and smiled at him. Since his wolf had woken up, his senses and heali

about being lycans" he told me. I nodded

elonged to your mother. It was said that she is a descendant of the lycans. But we all thought that those were just made up stori

this book?

ery right over it." I said. I noticed how his baby blue eyes glossed with tears. He never really owned what belonged to his dead mother. "

can go through it together." I said. He s

attend my duties. Should I keep his lycan as a secret? Or sh

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anaged to finish the day's work right before dinner. My beta agreed to take care of the little things so I rushed

es. And here is the book I told you about. " I said handing him the book. He took it and kept it carefully on the

d we went downstairs. The elders were already in the dining room. I looked at David wh

eath, but with our enhanced senses we could clearly hear i

. "What did you say alpha

and gestured David to sit beside me. David was trying hard not to laugh. It was such breath of

the time the first shift is triggered by something important. I looke

ve found out that you beat up three kids. Care to tell w

told me. I say his jaw muscles clench together. He was clearly frustrated. "What did they say?" I asked, my own

ve known he would figure that out. He was one smart cookie. He shook his head. "Dad, I've already beaten them up. I

just got my wolf. I am not trained...." he started to panic. I simply placed my hand over his. "I know you can buddy. You are st

our training sessions will be harder and longer." I expected him to protest or groan in frustration, like most teen agers do. Howeve