Me and my werewolf ON HOLD
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  • Reads 36,728
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  • Parts 19
  • Time 1h 33m
Ongoing, First published Feb 12, 2011
Cass is a self absorbed 15 year old trying to survive highschool she has three rules 1) don't make real friends because it sucks to say goodbye 2)dont flunk anything one round of highschool is enough and 3) NO guys but whats she gonna do when she falls for Roman the alpha's son and nextin line can she keep her three rules and stay safe or will she risk it all.
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