The Lone Wolf
She jokes because everyone knows my parents’ story, but she would always get a little bummed out.
She had sparkling blue-green eyes that would shift in the sun and moon from bright aqua, to a penetrating navy purple, like the midnight sky. She had lucious golden hair, like spun magic, that fell down over her shoulders, and sat right above her navel. She was a dream to look at, for men and women, but she held herself for her mate, never wanting to hurt a childhood love, should they not be hers.
“Dee, is it true, your dad invited everyone?” Nia questioned, as she knows I’ve finally had enough of this talk.
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