Rise of The Fallen Son-in-law Vol. 2

Chapter 118

As Zane stood there, feeling dejected and alone, he watched as a group of werewolves gathered around Dean, asking him questions and laughing at his jokes. Zane felt like an outsider, invisible to the rest of the village. Meanwhile, Dean was soaking up the attention, his eyes sparkling with excitement and glee. He told stories of adventure and bravery, regaling the crowd with his exploits. Zane couldn't help but feel a twinge of envy as he watched from the sidelines.

It seemed that Zane's sense of worth was wrapped up in how the others perceived him. And since they were drawn to Dean instead of him, he felt utterly hopeless and helpless. He tried to reason that it wasn't his fault, that it was the people who were rejecting him. But deep down, he knew that it was his own attitude and behavior that was pushing them away. No matter how much he tried to rationalize it, he couldn't shake the feeling of rejection and loneliness.

So the people knew that Zane had left the village to prove hims