Miss Me Now?

Miss Me Now?

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Dawn Knightz was loved by her family and pack. Key word: WAS. Not anymore. Ever since her parents were killed, the pack who once loved her, bullied and abused her. Even her brother and sister. Dawn is now their own personal slave, and punching bag. Though there is nothing she can do because the alpha and luna join in too. Dawn has been threw hell and all she hopes for, is her mate. The one who will take her away from the pain, who will save her in her time of need. But on her 16th birthday, she finds out, not everyone's soulmate saves them from the pain. They might just send you over the edge with rejection.
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