The Rejected Luna novel Chapter 3

The girl without a wolf:

The Rejected Luna.-

Chapter 4.

Leaving.

A New Start. New Life.

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Jane's point of view.

"Mother, I told you he hates me." I sob.

"It's OK, honey. Everything will be fine. Always remember that I love you. You are my life, Jane.

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The next day.

Mom called her sister Karen to tell her about me, as well as my situation and she welcomed me to come and live with her.

I was packing my bag when my mother walked into my room.

"Hi, baby, are you through with what you are doing?" She asks.

"Yes, mother. Everything is set. I am ready to leave this pack. I can't wait to leave and start a new life somewhere else," I told her.

"Good. Your aunt, my sister will probably be waiting for your arrival as well," she said.

After our short conversation. We both walked out of the room.

I saw my father sitting on the couch and slipping on his morning coffee. Good for him.

"Where are you going? He asked, eyeing the bag I am holding. "Where do you think you are going, Jane?" Did you ask for my permission before leaving this house? Answer me.

"Father, I think you never wanted me, so I don't think you are in the right position to be asking me where I am going." Please, father, let me go. I am fed up with living with people that despise me.

My father went silent. He was staring at me, and without uttering a single word. He stands up and heads to his bedroom.

"Father, I called after him."  "Father".

"Come back here. Jane. "Let him be," my mother said. Let's go. I don't want you to miss your bus.

"OK, mom". I reply as I followed her.

She drives me to where I will take the bus to her sister's place. Since I have no wolf, I have no choice but to go to her place by bus.

"Mom, I am going to miss you, '' Jane exclaimed.

"I will miss you more, my darling daughter," Mum replies, smiling. I hope you'll be fine. I hope you will find someone who will love and accept you for who you are."

"No. Mom, I don't need anyone in my life. No one is going to accept a girl like me. Don't you get it, mother? I have no wolf. I am woofless.

"Don't be sad. I know you will be fine. I am sure you are going to be happy one day.