#oliver carson

1. Do you like who you are?

2. What would people say about you at your funeral?

3. What would you regret not doing in your life?

4. What’s the wisest thing you have ever heard someone say?

5. What lessons in life did you learn to hard way?

6. How often do your biggest worries and fears come true?

7. If you had one year left to live, what would you try to achieve?

8. Do you serve money or does money serve you?

9. Are you afraid of being your true self around others? Why?

10. What are you grateful for?

11. Have you done anything you are proud of lately?

12. Have you made any recent acts of kindness?

13. If you knew that you would die tomorrow, what questions would you ask yourself?

14. If your biggest fears came true, would it matter in five years from now?

15. How would you describe yourself?

16. Do you take people’s advice?

17. Do you get quickly offended?

18. Do you consider yourself to be a likable person?

19. ‘We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give’ – What does this mean to you?

20. Are you enriching the lives of others?

21. Are you living a meaningful life?

22. What makes a meaningful life?

23. Would you ever give up your life to save another?

24. How much would you be willing to sacrifice for people in poverty?

25. If you could live one day over and over again, what would you choose to do?

26. Do you think you are important and worthy of affection and love?

27. What would make you feel more worthy? What do you believe needs to be different about you?

28. What brings you down the most often?

29. Would you rather work less (and do the things you enjoy) and have less money? 30. Where do you find peace?

31. What is the most important quality you look for in another person?

32. What is your biggest dream in life?

33. What is your biggest fear?

34. How would the world be different if you had never been born?

35. What life lessons do you wish you knew 10 years ago?

36. If you could tell your younger self one thing, what would it be?

37. If your life was a movie, what would the title be?

38. If your life was a movie, would you enjoy watching it?

39. What does success mean to you?

40. If you could be a different person, who would you be?

41. What was the best day of your life? Why?

42. What do you look forward to most in life?

43. What bad habits do you want to ditch?

44. Who do you look up to and why?

45. Do you know your partners love language?

46. Do the people you love most know how much you love them?

47. Are you satisfied with the depth of your relationships?

48. What do you owe yourself?

49. Based on your current day-to-day life, what do you expect to achieve in 5 years from now?

50. Do you say ‘yes’ too often when you really want to say ‘no’? Why?

51. What did you learn yesterday?

52. What do you like about yourself?

53. Would you consider yourself to be a generous person?

54. Do you really listen when people talk to you?

55. What is the number one change you need to make in your life this year?

56. How many hours per week do you spend on the internet?

57. What are your most common negative thoughts? Are they logical?

58. Do you think it’s too late to do certain things in your life? Why?

59. If you could be the most influential person in the world, what would you change? 60. How much time do you spend with your family and friends?

61. Where do you want to be in 5 years from now?

62. Is your life complicated by unnecessary things?

63. How can you simplify your life and focus on the most important things to you?

64. What stresses you out?

65. What makes life easier?

66. How often do you give without expecting anything in return?

67. What is your greatest challenge?

68. What is most important to you in life? Are you giving it the time it deserves?

69. If you could send a message to the world, what would you say in 30 seconds?

70. What do you most regret never telling someone?

71. When was the last time you tried something new?

72. Are you afraid to speak your own opinion?

73. Do you give into others too often and feel resentful because of it?

74. Are you holding onto something that you need to put behind you?

75. How often do you let your fears hold you back?

76. Do the people in your life bring the best out of you?

77. How often do you make excuses?

78. What is one mistake that you will never do again?

79. Which is worse, failing or never giving it a shot?

80. What has grown you the most as a person – your challenges and trials or the comfortable yet enjoyable moments in life?

81. If you could choose to have no more challenges or obstacles in life, would you?

82. In one word, what is standing between you and your biggest goal?

83. How often do you go to bed feeling angry?

84. Would it be wrong to steal in order to feed a starving child?

85. If you paid more attention to the sad things in this world, would you feel more conflicted about it?

86. If we learn from our failures, then why is it so bad to fail?

87. What could you pay more attention to in life?

88. Why do we think of others the most when they’re no longer around?

89. What does it look like to make the most of your life? 90. What have you given up on?

91. How many people do you truly love and what are you doing for them?

92. Do you ask enough questions, or are you happy to settle for what you already know?

93. What were you doing when you last lost track of time?

94. Do you think you would be happy if you never had to work again?

95. How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are?

96. If you could ask for one wish, what would it be?

97. What inspires you in life?

98. What can you not live without the most?

99. What do you enjoy doing over and over again?

100. When did you last laugh so much it hurt?

The silence shattered by a terrified gasp from young boy waking in a cold sweat filled the dark room. His wide frightened eyes shifted around the foreign area finding he that his only company was his shaky breath trying to convey itself. “Um Ma…. Ah Bba..” The child softly cried for his parents as he rest at the head of the bed with his knees coiled to his chest in attempts to comfort himself. His heart felt empty already knowing they weren’t coming to his rescue like they managed to do before. Burying his head into his knees while he hugged them tightly you could almost hear his muffled voice cry for them over and over. For now his pain for them outweighed the physical pain inflecting his body. Luckily the person who brought him here was kind enough to mend his wounds, but why be so cruel enough to leave him all alone with no explanation?

Suddenly a patch of white light caused a silhouette of the window’s frame to appear on the mattress before him. Watching illuminating light dance on top of the sheets the boy felt almost compelled to reach for it with his tiny hand. Inching closer he could almost feel the heat of it sweltering his entire body until a tiny glimpse of it poured over his hand. Pulling back his quickly the boy was sensing quickly something wasn’t right with him.

Then suddenly an intense pain shot through the child’s body making him collapse to the floor. Crying in agony was all he knew as his body surged with a pain far beyond anyone’s imagination. The door busted open .“Get alpha!” A guard demanded looking over the child with fearful expression that silently spoke the worst. Moments passed as he continually writhed and thrashed his body on the ground as his bones felt like they were on fire.

His body twisted and shifted into a mangled mess caught in between something human and animal. The little monster groaned in pain looking into the other’s eyes helplessly, but both were unknowing of what to do. It wasn’t long until a soothing voice entered room causing all of the rush to stop for a moment. Her hand gently lingered out to the mess to softly stroke the fuzz on top his head. Golden orbs glanced up to her in dismay, but a soft smile pulled at her lips as she looked to him with the utmost tenderness. “Just breath little one.” Her voice soothed to him. “You must give in to the pain and all will be alright. You’ll have to trust me.” Shakily the young one gave her his complete trust since he had no other option. Continuing his groans he allowed the pain to follow through like she said until it was over. Completely exhausted he crawled over to the woman as a few whines escaped him before crawling into the comfort of her lap. “There there little wolf.” She hummed softly stroking his fur. “You’re right where you belong.

The pack was very inclusive in the beginning with the new addition until the noticed the favoritism their Alpha bestowed upon the pup. Oliver was treated more than a member of the pack. To her Oliver was more of a son and to Oliver she was a Mother he was grateful to have. After all she and her pack did save him from the wild pack that struck his family or so he thought.

Age: 16

It wasn’t long until the talk between members reached the young wolf causing his devotion towards his Alpha to crumble. Oliver found soon that what could have been a horrid fabrication was a true nightmare. His alpha. His Mother and savior had been the driving force that slaughtered his family years ago. Everything he had built his entire life to be was falling into pieces again.

Hurt and betrayed Oliver had no other option than to rip himself away from the monsters who murdered his parents. Even though it was near impossible to escape the jaws of his Alpha’s reign Oliver managed to fight his way out.

For the next few months the young wolf scavenged off the land for survival as he kept on the run from his former pack. It wasn’t long until the wolf crossed paths with a hunter named Aspen. Out of fear she shot at Oliver just grazing his shoulder, but then found herself in bigger trouble when the riffling bang of her gun beckoned a bear out of its slumber to attack. Quick to his instincts the young wolf saved the huntress from the threat and in return she offered him her home and a change of heart. After a year of living with one another in her little cabin tucked away in the thick of the forest in south of Origin, the two quickly formed an unspeakable bond. Being very much in love the two couldn’t imagine to separating even if the worlds they both came from demanded to tear them apart. For the first time in a long time Oliver felt a stable honest connection with another person he could adore. Unfortunately this time of bliss was cut bluntly to an end when her father caught the two together.

In rage, Aspen’s father was set on killing her wolf boy. In disparity she jumped in front of a shot of her father’s gun, taking the bullet for Oliver. He watched in horror as his lover coated in all her blood begging him to get out while he still had the chance. Instinct set in his bones drove him to get away as fast as he could, but he still felt reluctant in his heart.

In the months to follow Oliver kept low as he grieved over the loss of his lover. Drifting from each small town to the next the young wolf wondered if he should return home with his tail between his legs and just give up. It wasn’t long until he ended up with the wrong crowd that emphasized on his self destructive tendencies. It was a gang of misfit supers who like him came from troubled pasts that banned together to protect themselves from hunters or other supers ready to prey on them. Eventually the gang was caught and separated into different towns located miles apart across the country. Oliver happened to be relocated here Asteira Falls.

The silence shattered by a terrified gasp from young boy waking in a cold sweat filled the dark room. His wide frightened eyes shifted around the foreign area finding he that his only company was his shaky breath trying to convey itself. “Um Ma…. Ah Bba..” The child softly cried for his parents as he rest at the head of the bed with his knees coiled to his chest in attempts to comfort himself. His heart felt empty already knowing they weren’t coming to his rescue like they managed to do before. Burying his head into his knees while he hugged them tightly you could almost hear his muffled voice cry for them over and over. For now his pain for them outweighed the physical pain inflecting his body. Luckily the person who brought him here was kind enough to mend his wounds, but why be so cruel enough to leave him all alone with no explanation?

Suddenly a patch of white light caused a silhouette of the window’s frame to appear on the mattress before him. Watching illuminating light dance on top of the sheets the boy felt almost compelled to reach for it with his tiny hand. Inching closer he could almost feel the heat of it sweltering his entire body until a tiny glimpse of it poured over his hand. Pulling back his quickly the boy was sensing quickly something wasn’t right with him. A sudden rush of voices and smells poured into the room. Overwhelmed the boy moved back to his spot on the bed putting his hands over ears to block it all.

“Did you hear she brought him back?” Echoed the sound of an unfamiliar voice through the wall. “You have to be fucking kidding me? Does she honestly think she can save this one? I mean even if he is the same age as him it doesn’t mean it will bring him back.” The other spoke with a hint of disdain. “It’s really fucking sad isn’t it? To think she can replace him. How do you think Jasper is gonna feel when he finds- sh quiet someone is coming.”

Not really knowing how to think or feel the boy only wanted to escape this never ending fear. All he wanted was to go home with Um Ma and Ah Bba. Bracing himself he crawled off the bed letting out a sharp cry as he bumped his bandaged shoulder. Running to the door he grasped the knob quickly realizing someone didn’t want him to leave. “Yah! Ah Bba! Ah Bba!” He called his father knowing he was quickest to come in situations like these. His heart thrashed violently in his chest, but he pressed on by slamming his fists against the door as if he were throwing a tantrum.

Suddenly an intense pain shot through the child's body making him collapse to the floor. Crying in agony was all he knew as his body surged with a pain far beyond anyone’s imagination. The door busted open with the two men talking from early before. ‘Get alpha!’ One demanded looking over the child with fearful expression that silently spoke the worst. Moments passed as he continually writhed and thrashed his body on the ground as his bones felt like they were on fire.