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Stolen By The Moon

Astor was the first son of the HighFangs’ Alpha, a young man who was supposed to be the next leader of the pack if fate had not decided to laugh at him On the tragic day he was born, he brought a curse with him, that’s what everyone told him, and that’s why everyone hated him. Growing up he had never felt happiness. The abuse and loneliness made him hate his pack, his own people, but a promise to his mother kept him chained there, unable to be free. “My poor Astor, please help your brother become a good leader. My lovely child, forgive me” she had pleaded before she left him. He would always do as he was told, stay silent, and obey trying to not lose the last bit of family he had, the little purpose in his life until even his own family betrayed him. The brother he had tried so hard to support had thrown him away, leaving him in a place he did not know with a man that scared him, hovering over him like a deadly beast. “I must truly be cursed.” He had cried, wishing for his life to end. “You? Cursed? How can someone as beautiful as you be cursed?” the man told him and from that moment on his whole life changed.

Yaminoyosei · LGBT+
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59 Chs

The Thrill Of The Hunt

This time the car ride back to Ren's mansion was different. He wasn't facing the unknown, his heart wasn't racing with worry as he left behind everything that was once familiar to him. Right now Astor was returning to the place he wanted to call home, the house that Ren lived in with Nash and Niss, the people he had come to care about so easily. 

They were separated, driving in two different cars. Astor and Ren were alone, the radio playing in the background, an old eighties song while he looked outside the window, raindrops falling sparsely and he followed them with his eyes as the water left trails on the glass. Ren was driving, a satisfied expression on his face, his beauty obvious to the white-haired werewolf once more. Astor had thought about it many times but once more he wanted to stare at him, indulge in this little game of memory, of mapping every little spot on his face. Maybe his thoughts were becoming repetitive but he could do nothing about it but give in.