Why is it that the wolf is always portrayed as the villain? I mean seriously, maybe the poor guy was justified in his actions. Did you ever think about that? There are many tales about "big bad" wolves that are always seen as the enemy. They are the glutinous monsters craving the meat of kind generous pigs or a wise old grandmother and her weak defenseless granddaughter in the hood...but perhaps those pigs weren't so generous, and perhaps that grandmother wasn't quite right in the head, and perhaps the girl in the hood was not so defenseless. Really, though if you take a gander here, you'll see that our poor wolf is the victim. All he wanted was just a bit of food. I mean, you can't blame a guy for being a little hungry.

This is my old attempt at writing my story. I'm currently rewriting it all, so I'll be posting the new parts, but I don't wanna delete all this since it has it's charm. Hope you'll follow the new version!

Aiden is cursed. Lena has a blessing. While Aiden has learned to look on the bright side, Lena's depression is taking her places she is unsure of. Aiden wakes up screaming from a horrible glimpse of the future? At least he was asleep. Lena is praised for her heroic acts? What they don't see is the blood she is addicted to, the darkness that is herself. When Aiden catches a glimpse of a tragedy in the near future, he must team up with Lena and save the world. It began with a blessing and a curse–who has which? Will it end in destruction, or will it end with salvation? ***WARNING: mentions/thoughts of suicide and a character self-harms, may be triggering??***

Ever wonder what happens to those stories you start but never finish? ... Thank you for clicking on my book! Although it's listed as "completed" I have plans to go back through the entire story to do more with the concept. I have no idea when I'll find the time to do this, so for now, any feedback: comments, suggestions, or your unfulfilled expectations --are all welcome! -Amy ... Highest rating: #93 in Adventure