Selene's Revenge

rating the birth of Selene's pup, a healthy and strong little creature with bright blue eyes and a tuft of dark fur on his head. Selene was watching her mate play with their pup, a

t this meant,they were under attack. Selene's mate urged her to take the pup and run, to hide and stay safe. She did

amiliar, and she didn't know which way to go. She started to panic, her breath coming in short gasps,That's when she heard the sound of a gunshot. She froze, her ears pricked up, trying to locate the source of the sound. She heard another shot, and then a scream. It

ek revenge. She had to protect her family, no matter what the cost. The loss of her mate and her packmates had changed Selene. She was no longer the carefree, happy-go-lucky werewolf she had once been. She was determined, fierce, and unrelenting. She would stop at nothing to protect her pup and seek revenge against the hunters who had taken everything from her. As the first rays of sunlight touched her fur, Selene set off into the unknown, determined to find a new pack and a new home for her and her pup. She ran through the forest, her senses on high alert, looking for any signs of other werewolves,as she ran, she thought about her packmates, about the life they had lived before the hunters' attack. They had been a close-knit group, loyal to each other, and fierce in battle. Selene knew that she would never forget them, that their memories would stay with her forever, but she also knew that she couldn't dwell on the past. She had to look to the future, to find a new pack and start a new life. She had to be strong for her pup, to give him a good life despite the hardships they faced,after hours of r

again. "We'll take you in," he said. "But you'll have to earn your place in the pack. We don't just take anyone." Selene knew that this was a fair request. She was willing to work hard, to prove herself to the pack, to show them that she was worthy of their trust.For the next few months, Selene and her pup lived with the pack, training, and hunting with them. She worked hard, proving herself to be a fierce warrior and a loyal

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