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Joyce Feathers...

"I'm starting to think you like my company?" Ollen's mother commented.

"Please, not now." I whispered, keeping my eyes on the waterfall and my ears opened to the splashes it made as it entered the pool.

"Seeing as you have survived yet another full moon, I assumed you would be in a better mood." She said.

I felt her presence around me, along with a few others who I assumed were some of the previous Lunas.

"What happened now?" She asked, an exaggerated sigh following her question.

"I'm leaving in four months." I replied.

"And you're sad about that?"

I pulled my knees to my chest and burned my face between them.

"I'm sad because I was only used to an end once again." I replied.

Nobody wanted me unless it was to use me. My parents and my entire previous pack showed me that time after time. I was hoping this place would be different, that Ollen would be different, that they wouldn't just use me, that they would want me to stick around.

If Ollen felt that way about m
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