Fighter
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❝You're a fighter, my little one; you've been that way since you were young.❞ Dakota is known for training too hard. She's doing everything in her power to take over her father's position as Alpha. Sometimes the best solution to this problem is simply talking to him and taking a break. - Original Werewolf Short Story
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Mckayla had lost everything. Her pack. Her control. Her humanity. All because she desired another women. Nina, who was her best friend. First crush. Same woman who betrayed her. Several years have passed since McKayla was forced out of the pack. A lone wolf. Rogue. The woman who destroyed has forced her way back into Mckayla's life. Nina's Alpha is dead. Mckayla's father. Faced with the decision to face her past along with many who took part in her leaving the pack, McKayla embarks on a new journey. In the process of finding out who was responsible for her father's death, she begins to find herself bringing forgiveness towards those who wronged her and letting go of the anger that takes a hold of her heart. Kind of hard when she's more wolf than human. Slowly her relationship with Nina rebuilds as they grow closer than expected. Mckayla could have everything back, taking her father's place as Alpha. But will she let her past and fear get in the way, losing everything once again?

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