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Zander sat in his dorm room, his fingers sliding through and gripping his hair. He had been planning this for weeks now. It had gone much better in his mind, but Cassie had reacted how he had expected. But when he had shown her the truth, there was no way she'd be able to deny what she had seen. He'd changed before her, become a wolf right before her eyes. Pacing his dorm room, he thought about calling Cassie but figured it would probably be best to let what he'd shown her sink in. If she wound up believing him, she'd be back to him within a couple days. There was a connection between the two of them that neither of them could deny. He had f

Daniella was always a bit of an outcast, she spent her days in class writing stories about a world in her dreams and drawing the awkward creatures that lived there. Words followed her when she walked down the hallways, the whispered, "freak," and "weirdo," catching her ears as she kept her head down, her eyes staring at the scuffed, grimy linoleum floors of the high school. Having learned to ignore her peers, Daniella kept a wall around her, never letting anyone in to be more than an acquaintance as she spent her lunch period tucked into a quiet corner of the lunch room, drawing Skelli, the patchwork skeleton that was her one companion in he