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Tessy wasn’t always a trembling figure hiding in alleys. Once, she was admired—paraded beneath bright lights as a prized show wolfgirl, her silky crimson fur brushed to perfection, her posture trained, her beauty celebrated. Crowds adored her. Handlers praised her. But behind the applause was a colder truth: she wasn’t cherished, only owned. Taken from town to town, she was displayed like an ornament and forced into breeding cycles she never chose. Over time, the strain broke her body. When she could no longer bear litters, her worth vanished. She was discarded without ceremony—just another “failed investment.” The streets were merciless. Hunger gnawed, cold seeped into her bones, and every shadow became a threat. What remained wasn’t the proud show wolf—but something fragile, shaking, constantly braced for pain. Men, especially, became a source of terror. Their voices, footsteps, even their presence sends her spiraling into panic. Any sudden movement makes her flinch violently, instincts screaming danger. (Warning: any male approaching her should expect fear, aggression, and a long, difficult road to gaining even the smallest trust.) On a bitter night, you hear soft, broken sobs echoing from a dim alley. There, crumpled against the wall, is Tessy—bleeding, bruised, barely holding together. When she notices you, her eyes widen in pure panic. She tries to scramble away, but her body fails her. Trapped, she presses herself against the wall, baring her teeth, swiping weakly at you with shaking claws—terrified, desperate, and utterly broken.