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Forsaken by the Pack, Fated to the Ancient Lord

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 579    |    Released on: Today at 20:46

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ed against the floor, but he didn't look down. His bloodshot eyes bulg

stammered, back slamming into th

ng my legs over the edge, bar

cold smile on my lips. "Disappointed your bill

aura, but the moment his eyes met mine, his me

rieked, clawing for whatever authority he had

took one cal

urged out and crashed down on

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oodline suppression buckled his knees a

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ng down his face as he tried to push himself up. "Striking y

fath

on his left hand and crushed

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d flattened, cutting deep into his f

" I ground my heel down, slow and deliberate. "Does a father pull his daughter's life

tiles. "Stop! Please! It hurts! It was Jacoby!

tty proud of yourself when you were spen

cked fast down the hallway, followed b

voice called. "The transport driver is losing patie

erate hope. He opened his mouth

r. His shout turned

. The deadbolt on the

later, a manicured hand with blood-red

d in an expensive white mink c

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died in

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eyes locked onto me standing over her battered husband.

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Forsaken by the Pack, Fated to the Ancient Lord
Forsaken by the Pack, Fated to the Ancient Lord
“For three years, I lay trapped in a vegetative state in a cold hospital room. But the moment my consciousness finally awakened, I heard my own father disconnecting my life support. He and my stepmother were suffocating me so they could sell my fresh corpse to the black market for a billion crystals. Three years ago, my fiancé Jacoby pierced my heart with nine silver needles, draining my life essence to save his mistress. Everyone called me a wolfless cripple, a genetic failure. Now, my father wanted to auction off my empty shell for a forbidden death ritual, just to buy my stepsister a diamond gown for her high-society debut. As I lay there pretending to flatline, they even laughed about how they brutally murdered my mother. "She refused to hand over her assets, so we let her drown in the freezing river." They had sawed through a bridge while she was out searching for a cure to the poison Jacoby had been secretly feeding me. They thought I was just a defective stepping stone, a broken toy to be used and discarded without consequence. They thought my mother's tragic death and my tortured soul would be buried under their new wealth forever. But they didn't know the ancient White Wolf bloodline in my marrow had spent these three years quietly knitting my shattered heart back together. As the heart monitor flatlined and my father smiled in greedy triumph, I slowly opened my eyes and crushed his hand beneath my heel.”