Somehow Meant To Be (ON HOLD)

Somehow Meant To Be (ON HOLD)

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Kaden White is the lone survivor of the Phoenix pack, over time his depression took over and he became the stereotypical 'emo'. One day that was exactly the same as the others. Wake up alone in a run down apartment he can barely afford. Skip breakfast and go to school. Where his tormentors await. Bullied day in and day out. He didn't expect for this day to be different. Until, his savior came, his mate. "Stop that! Leave him alone!" the voice said, deep and masculine. Stood there a boy to which his wolf screamed 'Mate'. The dominant aura filled the hallway. The bystanders walked away and the human bullies left. Yet the fight between the Alpha and the Vampires just began. There stood the heir of the Lunar Sky pack, Ace Long-Kim.
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