Hyde needs a push to face his family, and Rune will be the one to give it. Gay werewolf Hyde Walker hasn’t been home for six years. He doesn’t want to face what he’d done and refuses to talk about it to anyone, other than his journal. He pretends he never had a life before coming to this village six years ago, despite the scars that mark him. All he has now are a girl who won’t take a hint, a witch constantly working on her necromancy research, and a village full of people who demand his help at their makeshift police station. He hates it. Bisexual vampire Rune Brightbold has found himself in quite a predicament. Needing a way to provide for his family after the death of his parents, he took a shady job and couldn’t find a way out of it. That is until he’s sent to a small village and is arrested by someone who takes quite a liking to him and would rather help than throw him in jail. Rune will finally be able to see his family after five years. Hyde and Rune poke and pry at each other, trying to get the other to tell them about their past. Why is Hyde in this village? Why did Rune take that job? Why won’t Hyde talk about his family? Why won’t Rune go home, now that he can? They push each other to finally go home. Rune finds the gang he worked for isn’t tricked so easily, and they don’t have a merciful bone in their body. Hyde is faced with the aftermath of his departure, and the werewolf pack responsible for his grandfather’s death is back for round two. As the two desperately try to keep each other alive, having grown attached to the comfort the other provides, they see others from their families quite like being alive all of a sudden, too. Updates weekly on Fridays.