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    Growing Up Werewolf
    Growing Up Werewolf
    Growing Up Werewolf
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    Growing Up Werewolf

    By Breukelen Girl

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    Growing up in the Breukelen Werewolf pack leading family is difficult enough when you’re siblings are more badass, and hardcore and older than you.

    Bg prepares herself for her first shape shift, her werewolf right of passage to finally become what she has always longed to be, a pack werewolf.

    The thing with a first time is it’s always the time you remember the most. The one thing you carry with you always in the back of your mind.

    Bg Sommers thought she knew what to expect, with her first shape shift, she’d heard all the stories, including the horror stories. She just didn’t think she’d become one, when she became a werewolf.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBreukelen Girl
    Release dateAug 27, 2011
    ISBN9781466073029
    Growing Up Werewolf
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    Breukelen Girl

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      Growing Up Werewolf - Breukelen Girl

      Growing up Werewolf

      By Breukelen Girl

      Smashwords Edition

      © Copyright 2013

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. It may contain violent and sexual content. By reading and purchasing this book and downloading it, you consent to being of legal age for such material.

      This e-book may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to www.smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Writing takes time and effort and Breukelen Girl goes to a lot of it for your reading enjoyment. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      You can find more of Bg’s free writing on her blog A Werewolf Blog in Brooklyn

      http://altijdbreukelen.wordpress.com

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      Growing up werewolf. You think you’d get used to it at some point in your life. Take me for example. I was adopted at four weeks of age by Dolph Sommers, Pack Alpha for the Breukelen werewolf pack in Brooklyn, New York.

      He made no illusions about hiding what I was from me. How could he? After all I was growing up in a completely werewolf orientated household. Doesn’t mean I’ve gotten used to what it means to be a werewolf even when I’m surrounded by them.

      He fathered two other alpha werewolves. The eldest, a boy named Aksel and the second oldest a girl named Bodil. Then there was Markus, a beta werewolf. I was adopted six months after Markus’s birth and the death of his mother.

      There’s something more to their mother’s death to it than that. But I can’t figure it out without asking questions, questions that would hurt. A couple of years after the passing of their mother, Dolph met Annabeth, a beta werewolf. She gave birth to a beta werewolf, Joss. He is the puppy of the family.

      The Sommers family name is like a Police, Sheriff and Marshall’s badge, all rolled into one. Bullies thought twice about picking on me in school. It didn’t always stop them but it sure made them hesitate. It also got my sister into a lot of trouble on my behalf, sticking up for me. She likes to fight. Aksel says she’s temperamental.

      So I’ve always grown up knowing what I was, but never really understood what I would become. What it means exactly to be a werewolf? What is it to be adopted into the Pack, not born into it? Does anyone ever know themself? I mean isn’t that the point to life? To figure all that out?

      You see I was born a werewolf like my siblings. But just like any other natural born werewolf, the genes don’t fully kick in until puberty.

      My parents had been bracing themselves for this to happen to me since I was twelve. I’m fourteen now and I haven’t had a shape shift or any slight werewolf like thing happen to me yet. Maybe I’m a late bloomer?

      But this weekend the family is off to do what we have been doing for quite some time now - we’re going country. It’s a well known werewolf habit. Most pack families do it with young pups. It’s a way to help us condition ourselves to the experience of becoming a werewolf. I’m told it’s a lot better to do your first shape shift in the county than in the city where we live.

      Cities freak animals out. Werewolves apparently aren’t all that different to this. Except when a werewolf freaks out it tends to lead to people running away screaming and some bloodshed, Which is not good. Especially for a first time. Try explaining that to the local authorities!

      Well I’m sorry officer, but you see I was shape shifting for the first time in my life. Yes ever and oh, did I not mention I’m a werewolf? Yes officer I am. You see once a month I have to go furry under the light of the full moon. No officer it’s no myth, we do actually exist and live amongst you humans everyday.

      Our country trips happen once a month, every lunar week, since none of us kids are really able to be left alone, to cope with the whole shape shift thing yet. Well Aksel is slowly trying his hardest to get out of each trip. He’s nineteen and seems more interested in the female species than family togetherness. I think Aksel works along the lines of if I got through it so will you. But father has managed to rein him in each time so far.

      I groan and look at myself in the mirror again. I still look the same as

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