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I stuttered. A chirpy blonde approached me in all smiles. “Hi, I’m Raina” she introduced, pointing over to a red-haired girl. “And that’s my mate, Sheena. We’re representing the vampire district” Her mate was..a girl? “Raina, you’re...” “I’m a lesbian” She concludes. The smile on her face slowly waxes off as she asks “Does that disgust you?” “Not at all” I say. “I think it’s cute. You two make a cute couple”

She loves sucking on my nipples before filling my ass and I love that she feels so free in showing off her body in clingy leggings and cropped tops that allow people to see she is neither and both genders at once. “Lena, would you prefer using gender neutral pronouns?” I ask. “Yeah. I love that I have a huge Alpha dick and perky tits. I am proud of having both masculine and feminine traits and love showing off that I don’t fit the mold,” Lena replies. “I never felt right just as an Omega girl. I’m glad to learn that I am actually something other than that.”

Aria, tilted her head slightly, "He is downstairs with beta and everyone else, Chelsea came back a while ago." The name instantly made a storm stir inside my heart. "You didn't know?" her eyes became wide, "wow." "Who was the girl I was talking to? Is she with Chelsea too?" This time Aria was looking at me like I asked her if she could give me her kidney. "That was Chelsea." My tongue could not move to say anything else. That was Chelsea. The woman who Alpha Orion picked to be his Luna. She was perfect. The thought was enough to poke needles inside my head but it was true, she looked like a perfect Luna, she had confidence, she was beautiful, she was everything Alpha Orion wanted in his Luna

It was a small town after all, and even if I was an outcast, I still knew everyone’s name. Jenny Ortega, the high priestess, was the only person in the gathered group smiling at me. She’d always been pleasant with me, but never kind. Of all the adults in town, she was the only one who might have been able to speak up on my behalf and go against the alpha. She never did. To make matters worse, everything I knew about the moon goddess and general shifter religion came from what I read in books. I wasn’t allowed to attend other ceremonies since I wasn’t considered a full wolf. Not that I fought hard against that. Most of my classmates complained about how boring they were. But, it was another o