This story takes place in morden time in a morden Academy. Naruto is new in school from transferring and befriends the loner, Sasuke Uchiha. Sasuke knows something is wierd about Narutos behavior, and realizes it pure pain. Naruto doesn't tell it to anyone, but Sasuke is fully convinced that he is going to help Naruto...
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Wil Haddis meets someone new who he instantly has a connection with, but their love is about to be tested as a simple decision goes sour. Trust me this is gonna be good P.s. I don't wanna say to much and spoil it
Akuro is a 17 year old turquoise husky. He has just moved into this new town with no one to talk to, so he decides to try to meet someone at their community park. Akuro sees a wolf but is too shy to talk to because he has feelings for him. Will the wolf feel the same way for him?
Coden is a simple wolf with a grand life style of riches and glory. But he feels like he's missing something in his life. A partner. But all of the people he's dated never pulled him in. But at school a certain boy catches his eye but he knows for certain he's not gay. Grayson(Hex) looks like the average wolf but he's...
Skyler had always been pretty quiet. But when he finally realizes the root of his problem, a lot of his troubles intensify. Soon his best friend, Vincent, begins to worry about him. As the school year progresses, the rumors about him spread. The only thing keeping him together is the hope that one of his new friends w...
A sad story bound to bring sadness to those who read it. Gareth's rejection leaves him once again abandoned, can he learn to love again?
First day back at Furrington High for A Just a normal colored, 17 year old wolf. But things go a little bit different than what he thought... A Fox named Leo fell for him.... And Leo has no clue how much Brandon returns those feelings. Maybe he isnt gonna be just an average fur.... As all furs say: It Takes Two To M...
