Catherine’s parents were killed when a group of wolves attacked their house. For her safety, her brothers brought her to the town of Dusk and Dawn to start a new life. Vengeful, she badly wanted to find out why the wolves attacked them.

One afternoon before the sun sets, she was reading near the lake when Angelo the boy next to their house pulled her back to their home. Angelo told her that there are wolves during the night, and it is dangerous for her to go outside. Later, she found out that Angelo is also a wolf, but belongs to the clan of good wolves.

By connecting the clues and what Angelo’s grandmother told her, she realized that she was different from others...

The Dawn Falls

　　“Cath, are you a sugar?” he asked. Another joke, I guessed.


　　“Because you’re the sweetest person that I know.” My heart stopped for a moment. He’s so cheesy but why does it impact me.


　　“I’m far from sweet, Gelo.” I rolled my eyes. He should be giving me more realistic punch lines or jokes.


　　“Cath, do you know why white sugar and brown sugar are packed differently?” he asked seriously. I hoped this wasn’t another joke or punch line.


　　“Because they have different tastes and uses?” I’m not that sure of my answer. First, I wasn’t a kitchen person. Second, I don’t study food and ingredients.


　　Colored and white people were separated from each other because of color. I don’t know the point of separating these races from each other when they were both humans.


　　“I don’t like racism at all. Beauty’s in the eye of the holder, but it’s not right to become a racist.”


Chapter 22