Selene’s life was ordinary—until the night it wasn’t. A promising young woman with dreams and a quiet life, she never imagined that one moment of trust could shatter her world. Kidnapped by unknown assailants, she awakens in a secluded house with two strangers—Lucien, calm and commanding, and Asher Night, the enigmatic barista she thought she knew. As Selene begins to recover, she discovers that her body, her senses, and her very instincts are awakening in ways she never expected. The people who saved her are not what they seem—they are werewolves, part of a hidden world of packs, power struggles, and rivalries, and Selene herself is caught in the crossfire. Between dangerous attacks, forbidden truths, and the mysterious pull she feels toward Asher, Selene must navigate a life where danger lurks in the familiar, loyalty is tested, and love is as perilous as it is inevitable. Every step toward understanding her past brings her closer to the shocking secrets of her family, the rival pack that hunts her, and the powers that have been dormant inside her all along. In a world where trust is a risk and survival depends on knowing who—and what—you really are, Selene must decide who to fear, who to follow, and how far she’s willing to go to protect herself… and the people she’s only just begun to care for.

"Hey, have you ever heard of reincarnation?" "Reincarnation?" "It means you are born again as something else." "Something else? So it could be anything?" "Yup. I could reborn as a human again. Or a puppy or a kitty. Maybe even as a flower!" ".... so... Do you believe in that?" "You see... even if I were to die, I would absolutely, positively be born again and come to see you again, so let's be friends and play together at that time again, okay?" "Huh..." "It's a promise." ----------- Time passed, years later and things happened. Are the two still friends? What will happen to them when the two families that were so close before became sworn enemies after a certain tragic event? Will they remain as friends or will they choose to side their family? Whatever happens, it will certainly never be the same as before anymore. Who has the right to say that they will be the same person as they used to be? People change. And so are feelings.