The Puppy and Her Mate

The Puppy and Her Mate

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WpMetadataReadMatureOngoing2h 26m
WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, May 11, 2019
the daughter of Hailey and chase , finds a bad ass mate and she is not exactly your everyday warewolf. maybe not even a wolf but thare k9 descendants. As a fair warning this is a smut peace of you don't like to don't read it.
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Y/n McCall is Scott McCall's twin sister-and unlike most people in Beacon Hills, she was never meant to stay normal for long. Smart, kind, and surprisingly athletic, she's one of the standout players on the lacrosse team. But everything changes when Scott is bitten by a werewolf and pulled into the supernatural world, dragging Y/n in right alongside him. What starts as confusion quickly becomes her reality, especially when she's eventually turned into a werewolf herself. As if navigating pack life wasn't enough, Y/n's journey becomes even more complicated when she is later possessed by a necromancer, leaving her with powers she can barely control and a darkness she constantly has to fight against. Between dangerous supernatural threats and the constant pressure of keeping her life together, she also finds herself caught in complicated relationships-with Isaac, Theo, and even a brief, chaotic romance with Stiles during his time as the Nogitsune. As the pack loses friends and faces increasingly deadly enemies, every experience shapes them into something stronger-but for Y/n, the question remains whether she can hold onto herself in a world that keeps trying to change her.

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