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I arrived at the school gate of Shadow High School ten minutes early, but I chose not to walk inside yet. I hid behind a large oak tree, hoping to shield myself from the judgmental eyes of other students.School had become my least favorite place, a constant reminder of my differences and the painful truth I discovered when I was thirteen—I couldn't shift like other werewolves because I was wolfless.That revelation turned my life upside down in ways I never could have imagined.I became the different one. The wolfless are born with bad luck, they said. And it did feel like a curse.Since then, I could no longer catch up with my peers who had already shifted in terms of physical strength.Werewolves, especially teenagers in school, valued athletic abilities. Slowly but surely, my friends distanced themselves from me, and I became an outsider amongst my kind.I spent a long time getting used to my “difference”, and I realized I should not let my circumstances define me.I channeled m
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"What?" I stared at Jessica in disbelief, my heart racing in my chest.The weight of her words bore down on me, filling me with confusion."We've heard the rumors," Jessica said, her voice filled with both amusement and superiority, as she casually pointed to her group of friends surrounding her. “You’ve been keeping yourself pretty busy today. Haven’t you, Shana?”All of her minions stood there, smirks etched across their faces.Shadow High was a hub of gossip and rumors where whispers spread quickly.Every week there seemed to be a different story that students focused on.But as an outsider, I had always remained on the outskirts, unaware of the intricate network of information swirling around me.I had no friends, after all. There was no one to gossip with."What rumor?" I asked in a barely audible voice, feeling a sense of unease creeping up my spine.Rolling her eyes, Jessica took out her phone from her pocket, a wicked smile playing on her lips. “Don’t even pretend like you don
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"I recognized you from our photo Jessica sent in the group chat," Lucas explained as he carried me to the nurse's office.One of his hands supported my back while the other was perfectly nestled underneath my thighs.I held onto him tightly.“You could recognize me?” I asked with shock. “I mean, I don’t exactly look the same.”Lucas shook his head. “I don’t know how I didn’t notice before.”He looked down at me carefully and I felt like I was glued to his arms. “Your eyes are still the same.”“You mean a dull, boring, brown?” I joked.“Nothing about you is boring, Shana.” Lucas looked away from me and then, continued to walk forward down the hallways.I swallowed, not allowing his words to affect me as much as I wanted them to.Nothing about you is boring.“Where are you taking me?” I asked him.“The nurse’s office,” Lucas replied. “You have a nasty cut on your forehead.”I relaxed in his arms a bit. Our school nurse knew me well since I had been visiting her frequently since the star
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