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"Not here, weakling! We're going to meet at the stream close to the pack's border in an hour, then you can show me what you got." He informed her. 
"Fine, challenge accepted! But if I defeat you, you're going to stop bullying me and leave me be!" Aurora gritted out. 
"Sure." He replied her. 
"The hatred I have for you will stop when you're no more. Over there, nobody will come to your rescue and I can finally tear you apart. Nobody disrespects Dante and go scot free!" Dante thought inwardly as he walked away. 

Aurora's life was supposed to be perfect as she was of a noble birth but unfortunately, it was nowhere near perfection. Her father was the beta, the second in command to the Alpha of their pack and her mother was one of the pack's strong warriors. As she was the first daughter, she was treated like a flower, sheltered from harm, sadness, disturbance and trouble, and was only exposed to pure joy, pure love, happiness and everything beautiful while growing up but her life wasn't full of roses, as she grew older! 
Growing up, she had believed she would be normal like every other werewolf in her pack and the entire werewolf community, but alas, she was strangely different. 
She was the only werewolf in her pack that had no wolf, an inner animal, thus she was treated like an outcast. While other werewolves got their wolves on their sixteenth birthdays, hers refused to show up. 
Not even when she turned eighteen. 
Not even when she met her mate!!!

Saved By The Alpha Who Turns Out To Be My Mate

"Oh, my dear! How can I make your pain go away?" Selene stated as she saw her daughter getting teary. Tears welled up in her eyes.

"I don't have a wolf, I might not even get to have a mate, most people say insensitive comments to me, when I just pass by or stay put, minding my own business... I'm trying to not waver, but it just seems too overwhelming, today. It seems unbearable!" Aurora cried to her mother.

"Come here, my child!" Selene said and embraced her warmly. Aurora relaxed and basked in her mother's warmth.

"I understand how you are feeling, child. I know how hard you've been trying to be and act strong. Trust me, you're doing a great job at that. Atimes, I even wondered if you actually find those insensitive comments bothersome because you're doing a great job coping and ignoring them." Selene stated, and chuckled dryly.

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