What Time Is It, Mr. Wolf?

What Time Is It, Mr. Wolf?

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Fiction
Social Themes
Family Life
Abuse and Trauma
Coming of Age
Wolf, a freshman college student, moves back to his birth country (Canada) with the intention of getting to know his Mother, a woman who had lived a life of self destruction, ultimately resulting in him being removed from her care at a young age and going to live with his Dad in Korea. Now an adult, Wolf has decided to reconnect with his mother, hoping to fill the void he felt for most of his life, despite having a loving father and warm family. But when Wolf arrives in Canada and knocks on his mother's door, he quickly realizes that things are much more complicated than he had thought. His hopes are soon replaced with new responsibilities. Join Wolf as he navigates through the challenges of caring for his newly discovered little brother. TRIGGER ⚠️ WARNING Some parts of this story may talk briefly about drugs, alcohol etc. Some chapters will contain spanking as a form of discipline. Don't bother commenting your beliefs of whether it's right or wrong, please move on. Thank you! 💗
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