Jasper had always known he was different. His parents had told him from a young age that he was a werewolf, and he had never questioned it. However, he never imagined that he was not just any werewolf, but a product of a lab experiment.

At the age of 20, Jasper was 6'1 with dreamy eyes the color of the sky and golden blond hair. He had always felt a wildness within him, a constant urge to run and be in nature. It wasn't until he met Ivy, an 18-year-old werewolf with fiery red hair and forest green eyes, that he began to question his origins.

They met at a pack gathering, and Jasper was immediately drawn to Ivy. Her fiery spirit and fierce personality attracted him like a moth to a flame. They spent the night talking and getting to know each other, and before they knew it, they were inseparable.

As their relationship grew, so did the doubts in Jasper's mind. He couldn't shake off the feeling that there was something off about him. One night, when they were out on a full moon, Ivy noticed something peculiar about Jasper's appearance. His eyes were not only glowing, but they were also reflecting the moon's light in a way that was unnatural for a werewolf.

Intrigued by this discovery, Ivy suggested that they visit her uncle, who was known for his knowledge of supernatural creatures. After examining Jasper, her uncle revealed the truth to them both. Jasper was not a natural born werewolf; he was a lab-created experiment. His parents had been scientists who worked on a top-secret project, injecting animal DNA into humans to create hybrid beings.

Jasper was in shock. He couldn't believe that his entire existence was a lie. He felt like a monster, a freak of nature. But Ivy didn't see him that way. She saw him as the kind, caring, and protective person he had always been to her. She assured him that he was not defined by his DNA, but rather by his actions and his heart.

However, their moment of peace was short-lived. A group of people burst into Ivy's uncle's house, armed with guns and tranquilizer darts. They were from the same lab that had created Jasper, and they were there to retrieve him.

Ivy and her uncle fought back, but they were outnumbered. Jasper, in a fit of rage, transformed into his wolf form and attacked the intruders. He was bigger and stronger than any natural werewolf, thanks to the animal DNA in his system. He fought like a wild beast, protecting Ivy and her uncle with all his might.

Eventually, the intruders were forced to retreat, and Jasper stood victorious. However, the victory was bittersweet. Jasper realized that his existence was a danger to those he loved, and he couldn't live with that. He made the decision to leave Ivy and her uncle, to protect them from any further harm.

But Ivy refused to let him go. She told him that she loved him, DNA and all, and that they would face whatever challenges came their way together. She reminded him that they were mates, and nothing could change that.

Determined to protect Ivy and their love, Jasper agreed to stay. Together, they set out to find answers and seek revenge on the lab that had created them.

They discovered that they weren't the only ones created in that lab. There were others, just like them, with a mixture of animal DNA in their systems. Some had escaped and formed their own pack, while others were still trapped inside the lab. Ivy and Jasper joined forces with the escapees to take down the lab once and for all.

It was a long and bloody battle, but in the end, they emerged victorious. The lab was destroyed, and all the creatures inside were freed. Jasper finally found closure and a sense of purpose in protecting his newfound family.

As for Ivy and Jasper, their love only grew stronger through the challenges they faced together. They became notorious within the supernatural world, feared by some and respected by all. And they lived happily, with their pack, in the wild, a place where they truly belonged.