Half of a Broken Heart

Half of a Broken Heart

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My name is Luna Wood, and I am about to tell you the story of my life. Just so you know, my life has been a rollercoaster of emotions. There's heartbreak, fun, adventures, pain, and faith. Lots of faith. I hope you're prepared for midnight adventures to Walmart, mazes, Ferris wheels, and so much more. Now I trust very few with my story because...well you'll find out.Anyways, here we go.
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Years before his birth, it was prophesised that his soul would never be whole, that his heart would never beat in rhythm to his other half. Micajah was born with a dark soul, a soul that was corrupt. A soul that was more wolf than human. A soul incomplete. Nothing but an imperfect creation that walks earth. He will never have a true mate. When his turn to rule the wolf kingdom arises, after the death of his mother, he is forced to choose a female that has already been rejected from her true mate. Alongside his rise to the throne, the wolf kingdom begins to tear itself apart. An uprising begins. No one wants a creature, hated by the Moon Goddess herself, to rule. Even if he is the only royal heir by blood. Even if it is what tradition dictates. A male more beast than man, can never yield humanity, let alone love. But humanity can be learnt, and love seizes all - even those with corrupt souls.

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