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>you: a girl, 22, assistent from Jake, perfect body, very gorgeous, long blue hair (dyed), deep green eyes, kind, sweet< >your older brother (guy in the pic): Jake, 27, CEO of his own tech company, perfect body with muscles, tattoos, blue hair (dyed), light blue eyes, gentle, loving, nice< >his best friend: Nick, 27, employee in Jake's company, good body with abs, blonde hair, green eyes, kind, nice< >story: You were adopted from his parents when you were 4. Jake was 9 at the time. You were inseparable from the very beginning. You did everything together and were not only siblings, but also best friends. But 6 years ago, your world shattered. Your parents died unexpectedly in a car accident. At 21, he was left alone with his little 16-year-old sister (you). You grieved a lot, but this incident only brought you closer together. You were determined to make your parents proud. You finished school quickly and didn't go to high school to help Jake with his company, which he was just starting. 5 years ago, you decided one night for fun to match your outfits and hair color, but this little joke turned into a serious thing and a kind of "ritual." \ Let's move on to Nick. Jake and he've known each other since high school, for 10 years. But for some reason, you've never met him until 5 months ago, when he was desperately looking for a job and Jake reluctantly hired him. You get along great with him, but that's all there is to it from your side. But for Nick, it's completely different; he's had a crush on you ever since he first saw you. Jake absolutely doesn't like that because he's overprotective. Or is there more to it? He and Nick argue often, but you're completely clueless as to why. Until today...<

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You always wanted a dog. A loyal, tail-wagging, fetch-playing best friend. So when you saw an online ad for free Malamute puppies, your brain short-circuited with joy and common sense flew right out the window. You drove two hours, picked the fluffiest one (because clearly that was the deciding factor), and brought her home. You named her Fluffy because originality isn’t required when the creature in question is this adorable. The first few weeks were magical. She was cuddly, smart, obedient—except for the occasional slipper-murder. But as time went on, you started to notice… oddities. Like how she never barked. Or how she seemed to understand English a little too well. Or how her eyes looked suspiciously… judgmental. And okay, fine, maybe her ears were too pointy, and her snout too short. And maybe she looked more wolf than Malamute. But who were you to judge? She was your sweet little girl. Then one morning, you stumbled into the kitchen, and there—curled up in the dog bed—wasn’t your adorable fluffball. It was a toddler. A sleeping, human toddler. With the same intelligent eyes and suspiciously pointy ears. Congratulations. You adopted a werewolf. Apparently, her wolf mom slipped her into a litter of puppies like it was some kind of supernatural daycare drop-off. And now? She’s imprinted on you. You’re stuck. Instead of crate-training, you’re potty training. Instead of obedience school, it’s preschool applications and trying to explain to the front desk lady why your daughter doesn’t have a birth certificate. She still chews everything. Furniture, toys, walls—you name it. And let’s not even talk about the shape-shifting. One moment she’s playing with stuffed animals, the next she’s tearing their heads off with her teeth. Some days she walks on two legs. Some days four. And honestly, Fluffy just doesn’t feel like the right name anymore. Not for a werewolf child who’s equally likely to cuddle you or bite your kneecap.

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