Sweets

Baker-Rae I have always hated the fact that my parents decided to name me after my mother's occupation. I feel like I live in her shadow. Yes, I am good at baking and help her on the weekends with the bakery. I love it, I truly do, but my passion is working with children with special needs. I am a teacher, and I work in a school for kids who come from poverty. I love helping people, especially those who can not help themselves. Growing up watching my cousin struggle with his speech, made me realize that I wanted to help those who can't use their voice. Those who can't stand up for themselves. They have me for that. My family says that if I could, I would save the world. I also work and do social media content and video with the fabulous 7 and the money I raise, I use it to help others. I love helping, which is crazy, because I can't even help myself. Most days I feel like I am drowning. I tend to think that I have a sad soul with a happy personality. I have my reasons for that though. The tragedy that happened to me when I was 16 years old really messed me up. It ripped my heart out, and I haven't been okay since. It took me 2 years to feel like I could even start moving on. Staying busy and doing dual education for 4 years, continuing with my therapy sessions, and help from my family, I have been able to keep going in life. Now that I am now a special needs teacher, and a baker on the weekends, I am starting to love my life again. I am starting to live for me. I have to make myself happy. I have to do it for him. He has to know that I am okay. Alpha Cooper The day I left, I felt like I lost everything. Walking away from my Sweets nearly k!lled me, but we both knew nothing would ever come of us being in a relationship. We were so young. She is human. I am a werewolf. I was bound to find my mate. It was easier to break each other's hearts now than to get more involved and it becoming worse. I locked myself in a private Alpha Academy that only the best of the best Alpha males can get into and live to tell the story. They do allow Alpha females in, but they are way more lenient with them. Any Alpha female can come in and study here, but the Alpha males have to take certain tests and pass just to be able to get in. My plan was to be here for 3-5 years and hopefully meet my mate here. The Academy is very strict, and we are only allowed out for special occasions. When we hit certain goals or win a certain amount of fights or just when our Alpha instructors think we should have a day off, we can go to the local shifter bar and get drunk. I enjoy these days. Those are the only days I allow myself to think of her. 4 years later and I have not talked to anyone back home. I also never found my mate. I did meet a group of friends, and we all became super close. One night when we all meet our goals and are allowed out, I drink a little too much, and I am not sure if I dream her, or if she is really there, but I wake up the next day in a hotel room I do not know, and it is filled with a lingering scent that my wolf loves and it has me and my wolf going crazy. I have to hurry and leave before anyone notices that I am gone. Luckily, my best friend here had my back and no-one figured anything out. It isn't until 2 days later when my other friend comes with a camera and shows us the footage of that night that I realize that it was all real. My friends tease me because they have never seen me with a woman before. They actually thought I was gay. All I know is that I need to get home. Now I feel silly about rushing to leave home at 17. I should have waited an extra day. Mom warned me, and I did not listen. The woman I ran away from just so I wouldn't get hurt, happens to be my mate and I need to go back home and make it all up to her. I will become Alpha of Dark Moon and spoil the cr@p out of my mate. The surprises that I find when I return are nothing that I ever expected. All I know is that I have to make it all up to her. She didn't deserve me leaving her and everything she had to go through on her own. I just hope I am worthy of her forgiveness.