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Seina (see - Ann - a ) Black is a 17-year-old werewolf. After 10 years of abuse; starting when she was 7 years because she shifted early and didn't look like a normal wolf.
Seina was a pure black w...
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Chapter Published: Dece/30th/2019
Seina
I wasn't ready for this, I had been basically begging Hades to let me go to the human world to track down my birth parents—yet since Fate had warned me to train first, Hades wouldn't let me go until I could 'properly' fight.
I was a fucking wolf, she was just a human who didn't even know she could be 100x stronger and yet I had to train because she might not like me. Why wouldn't she? Why would she hate her 'DEAD' twin she never met? Did something happen that made her hate me so much, I didn't even know she existed.
I was angry, sore and sad. The training had been brutal, Hades hadn't been going easy on me, which I didn't mind but that wasn't even the half of it. He never said I was doing a good job, he never smiled or congratulated me when I finally achieved something—he had been overall distant.
It had been 2 weeks since Fate showed up and I was lacking a mate, he had been distant—barely hugging or kissing me. We hadn't even had sex, much to my disappointment and constant arousal—he just ignored it and would say.
"Training starts in an hour", then he'd walk out like he didn't have a fucking a fiancé? Like this attitude was driving me and my wolf crazy, there was no more pet names or lovely words.
"Training is soon." Hades said, he was watching me change.
"Yup, whatever." I told him, I was absolutely done with this.
"What's with the attitude?" He growled, I could tell Asem was feeling disrespected.
"If you can't figure it out, don't worry about it—cause clearly it's not important." I growled back, Morana fueling her anger as well through mine.
