The rain had finally stopped after an all night droll, only light teasing drops fell from the sky. It was cold outside from fall settling in, only could a home keep it warm. Inside a large manor though a few fires blazed in the fire places keeping the house warm. Though one room was always cold and one figure lived inside; a young male Neko lived in the room always looking outside with a sad expression. Though today he was out of the room and in the thinned out wood around the manor. He was a rare breed of Albino, the Ebony breed. His fur was black in his Dingo form with a rather long thin tail, as a Human though he had long crimson hair black wolflike ears and long black tail with fair skin. He was sitting on the roof of a gazebo with his knees pulled to his chest, his long hair curled about him as he stared at the house. Closing his eyes he rested his head on his knees, "Why was I given up... I never did anything wrong..." every time he thought of it he relived that day, the day his father gave him up. He missed him and all he had left was the family he was left with, he didn't like them.Â<br/><br/>They were nice but he didn't feel at home, he wouldn't even let them pet him in his animal form. He just stayed in the cold room they found him in, sure he interacted with them but it was rare to see him out of the room. The Neko was honestly scared of people, mainly females; girls had a tendency to try and dress him in fancy bows and frills when he was an animal but before his come to this place his mother and sister used to beat him for he was not normal in color. Lifting his head the Neko let out a howl before turning into a black Dingo and jumped down from the roof, he bounded off after the house and went inside darting into his room. A maid had put a heater in his room so now it was warm. Yawning and stretching the Dingo padded over to the heater dragging a blanket and situated himself near it curled up, laying in a curled up ball the Dingo whimpered and soon fell into a soft sleep.Â<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">the sun seeped through the window into a small room where a young Neko lay sleeping over the covers on the bed. He never stirred till he heard footsteps coming, jumping up he got dressed and braided his hair as fast as he could before he heard the knob turning. Facing the door he watched as his father came in. A human with black hair, glasses, and a dark suit stood in the door way with a rather snooty looking lightly-plump female in a dress behind him. He let out a whimper and looked to the man, "Alecs." the Neko looked to him and stared through bright green eyes, "I am taking you to a new home." the Neko backed up and looked hurt.Â <br/><br/>Â "I need you to be brave about it. Trust me I'd keep you but... I can't afford to have you stay." the Neko bit his lip as he held tears back, the only one who was showing smug emotion was the woman behind him. He hated her, she hurt him when the master was gone. Whimpering the Neko moved to try and touch his master, the one who raised him, but the woman came closer and he stopped. His eyes filled with tears, "I don't understand- did I do something?"<br/>"Alecs, you do not need to understand. I simply cannot afford you any longer even if you are a son to me. Now follow me." the woman grinned darkly as Alecs walked by her, she stepped on his tail making him yip and run to catch up win his father.Â <br/><br/>Three weeks passed him and soon he and his master were taking lodge in a manor, the man left without telling the Neko anything. He waited till the Neko male was asleep and left him. The entire time he had tried to loose Alecs but the Neko seemed to just come back, now the male was in a strange home. No one o truly love or care for him either.</span><br/><br/>The male whimpered in his sleep. The memory hurt, his father abandoned him here with no word of good bye. He was alone, friendless, and hurt because of no affection. He had been sheltered most his life because he was different but he knew somethings. Just all he wanted was a friend or someone to love that would show him the same without abandonment.Â