I woke up finding myself in another bedroom.
As I yawned again, I started making the bed and stepped into the bathroom. I showered and grabbed the outfit that sat on the sink's counter.
Except I had left the purse and hat lying there. I didn't like wearing purses, and there was nothing to put in the purse. I still hadn't found phone and the hat, I just didn't feel like it today.
As I stepped back into the bedroom once more, I started singing softly to a mash-up. It was 'Monsters and Wake Me Up,' and it was better good.
I started getting into the rap part.
It was also a sad thing that no one was with me to sing this beautiful crafted song.
'Yea! You have a good voice Juliet!'
I stopped singing.
Well, you are part me. Maybe that's why I got my brains, luck, and voice from! I probably was the one who made myself look like a horrible mess.
'No, you're beautiful!'
Thanks Ava!
'Well, I guess you're getting better from before now huh? You've changed a little for the better Juliet.'
Yea?
Ava didn't respond, but she had blocked our connection for some reason. She was probably taking a break from me. I mean like I'm know I'm annoying, but I didn't think I was too annoying for my wolf to block me!
I shrugged and started singing the song from the top. I started twirling around the room.
Dad made me take ballet lessons when I was younger... when I was getting bullied. It distracted me from a lot of things, but most of my past was still confusing. Stupid brain can't remember anything. I'm so forgetful.
"You know, you're very good at dancing and singing. I would've hired you to entertain the guest at the Masquerade Ball, but you're my son's mate!"
I stopped my actions and turned. There stood the King of the Werewolves.
I think I just peed my jeans.
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Loved Yet Depressed [COMPLETED]
WerewolfJuliet is loved by everyone: her family, friends, and pack. But she worries her mate won't accept her like what happened to her mother. So, instead of doing anything dramatic like running away. She attends a masquerade ball. First book was "Being Re...