The Alpha's Spare Daughter Walked Away
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My wolf was damaged the day I first shifted, when I was ten. I’ve healed slower than other wolves ever since, and a wolf like that can’t inherit a pack.
I grew up mocked and bullied for being the weak one.
My sister, Seraphina, shifted on the same day and came through it perfectly. She became the Alpha heir, the prodigy my parents poured everything into.
I thought they loved her more because she could carry the pack and I couldn’t. I took a rabid bear’s claws for her at thirteen. I was her sparring partner by day and her tutor by night, and I learned not to argue.
When Seraphina was accepted to the Royal Wolf Academy, the whole estate celebrated. My parents were going to escort her there themselves in a bulletproof Cadillac. But nobody cared that I’d been accepted to a college a thousand miles from home.
And today was the day I was leaving for school, too.
When I asked whether I should leave for the airport, my father told me to figure it out myself. My mother told me to clean up after my sister's party first.
I was done waiting for them to care. I decided to let them be the perfect family of three.
I already had a one-way ticket on my phone. By tonight, I would be gone from their lives.
I grew up mocked and bullied for being the weak one.
My sister, Seraphina, shifted on the same day and came through it perfectly. She became the Alpha heir, the prodigy my parents poured everything into.
I thought they loved her more because she could carry the pack and I couldn’t. I took a rabid bear’s claws for her at thirteen. I was her sparring partner by day and her tutor by night, and I learned not to argue.
When Seraphina was accepted to the Royal Wolf Academy, the whole estate celebrated. My parents were going to escort her there themselves in a bulletproof Cadillac. But nobody cared that I’d been accepted to a college a thousand miles from home.
And today was the day I was leaving for school, too.
When I asked whether I should leave for the airport, my father told me to figure it out myself. My mother told me to clean up after my sister's party first.
I was done waiting for them to care. I decided to let them be the perfect family of three.
I already had a one-way ticket on my phone. By tonight, I would be gone from their lives.














































