[Sequel to Runt] With Jay and Rowan happily living together, what could possibly go wrong? As a way to let Jay become more exprienced in the world and to try and help him forget about his past and abusive brother, Rowan decides to let him spend his eighteenth year of living attending the local town's high school. He just didn't expect a familiar face to turn up out of the blue. To make matters worse, Rowan's younger brother returns with a surprise that Jay does not like at all...

Runt doesn't know what his real name is. He's been called that for his entire life by everyone he knows, and cannot remember being addressed as anything else. Runt is an albino in both wolf form and human, and is abused by his pack for it. When his brother, the alpha of the pack, sees an oppertunity to throw him away, he takes it. So, Runt is thrown into a new pack with new faces and new ways of thinking. The only thing stopping Runt from enjoying himself to the fullest is that aching feeling he gets whenever he sees the alpha of his new pack, Rowan. How can he go against natural instinct when he knows that the only way for a pack to thrive is by the alpha reproducing?