"It is often driven by shame, as they perceive the birth of wolfless children as a sign of inadequacy," Sonia explained, her countenance heavy with sorrow. "However, it is not always the case. You see, children without their wolves would often face a lifetime of discrimination. Certain parents believe that it is in their children's best interest to grow up as humans, sheltered from their true heritage."
Sonia's words didn't alleviate Joana's resentment; if anything, they heightened it. The thought that her parents had left her because she was born without a wolf evoked a surge of anger within her.
"So... My parents left me because I was born without a wolf?" Joana inquired, her tone reflecting the bitterness she felt.
"I can't be sure, but that seems to be the most plausible explanation
