Cursed?

The Yang

In the next room over was Sasha. She didn't seem to care about tonight when others have tried talking to her about it, but she cared just as much as any young wolf. She's heard stories of the strength that comes with gaining the ability to shift and was excited to finally meet her wolf. She dressed less casually than her twin, having always hated wearing such outfits. She was only 4 when she had begun to refuse girly clothing, giving the nannies a rather hard time until everyone accepted what Sasha wanted to wear. Walking to her closet, she looked through what she had on hangers before deciding on wearing her ripped-up jeans and a plain spaghetti strap tank top that ironically had spaghetti stains at the hem of the chest. She pulled her studded leather jacket over it, designed with various patches of her favorite bands. She wasn't supposed to have those or even know about those bands due to pack laws forbidding any mixing of the species, with few loopholes. But Sasha always managed to lie her way out of tough spots, accompanied by their father always spoiling and enabling his offspring. After feeling fully dressed, she stood in front of her full body mirror and began to brush through her very long, half-shaved hair with a confident smirk. She threw her brush onto her bed when she had finished and set off quickly out to the pack house, hoping to catch up with her sister who she heard leave not long ago. The twins have always had an unusual sense about each other, always knowing how the other was feeling and where they were, but then again there was never anything normal about these girls. They've always been more advanced than kids their age concerning their werewolf abilities, but of course Violet was the main concern to the rest of the pack. It was never a secret, Alpha Aksel has always been proud of his girls with their already heightened senses growing up, and much faster and stronger compared to their normal age group. While Sasha had the strength and ambition, Violet had agility and smarts. When they worked together, it seems like they could accomplish anything they set out to do from robbing the cookie jar to starting a mini revolution at recess for longer play time.