THE CURSE

“Your mum gets pregnant with you and has to run away from her people to save you, which is her unborn child. She goes through a lot, trying to hide and find a secure place until your birth but she is too weak and her legs can't carry her to her destination. She gives birth to you in the jungle, after which she takes care of you for a few days before continuing her journey deep into the jungle for seven years. Wolves come to attack you both in the jungle as another pack of wolves takes you away, trying to devour you when a white wolf appears and fights the others to get you back. It tries to save your mum but to no avail as it can only save one person at that moment so it takes you away as your mum pleads and tells you to run. The wolf takes you to a mountain but you didn't like it and stoned it until it ran away. You were angry at it and blamed it for being the cause of your mum's death. In the process of chasing it, you fall and trip and get injured. You notice your blood is white and not red like every other person and you get scared. The wolf tries to help you but you threw a heavy stone at it which it now leaves. You grow up and find life very difficult for you as you leave for another city. You live in the market place until you find someone who takes you in. He takes good care of you and as you two become good friends and soon, you begin to have a crush on him. You begin to dream and keep seeing the wolf that saved you in your dream more often and one day decides to ask your guardian about it but finds out that he is gone. You then go through his pictures and room and find out that he is having the pictures of that same wolf all over his house including his bedroom wall. You wonder what's going on and have a lot of questions on your mind. Who is he? Is he the alpha wolf that saved you? Is that why he never disclosed anything about his family or background to you? What exactly is going on? You keep pondering on these questions as your mind goes into a turmoil and soon, everywhere gets blacked out.”