When Our Crimson Bond Fade
I was born able to see the colors of the bonds between wolves.
The deeper the love, the closer the link came to crimson. When a heart began to waver, it faded to pale pink. When only habit and responsibility remained, it turned gray-white.
When I was seven, my father brought another woman home, saying she only needed our pack’s temporary protection.
From that day on, the link between him and my mother grew dimmer. My mother’s wolf fell silent, and her health deteriorated. The day she died, the light connecting them vanished.
Years later, my brother marked his longtime girlfriend and formed a mate bond with her. Yet the light on his side was only pale pink.
I warned him not to promise her fo