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They Sent Me Away, I Never Came Back

Chapter 10 No.10

Word Count: 771    |    Released on: Today at 11:59

ed was because they had already decided to stand on her side. All she had to do

the moonstone pendant from his

you're moving o

d at him i

kicking

ll arrange housing for you and cover your living expenses." His voice remained cold. "But you

ised you'd ta

ting you replace her. And it certainl

at the damaged medal in his hand. Julian silently gathered my research files. Asher kept replaying the

rt. Only the quiet calm that came after disappointment had gone too far to be repaired. It was only then that Damian finally understood. I hadn't given up on them while I was le

finally entered Northern Pack territory. I was take

tudied how low temperatures affected werewolf shifting and wolf-core stability. The daytime wind cut against exposed skin like a blade. At night,

e first few days, every attempt to shift sent a sharp pain through my chest.

N

rdinary student." He glanced at my medical readings. "You didn'

w at the snow-covered moun

n this up for them again." I paused. "This is

anded me the badge that identified me as an off

simulation testing for the first time. At two in the morning, the entire research team applaude

got. We'll celeb

t party. There had been no place for me on that cake. But here, on Frostland'

a secure line. My mother's eyes immediately reddened when she saw me.

or says it should return to no

e again and again, asking for news about me. Damian had left behind countless letters. But becau

d them, we can keep them

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They Sent Me Away, I Never Came Back
They Sent Me Away, I Never Came Back
“On graduation night, the four boys I'd grown up with talked me into playing Truth or Dare. When it was Lyra Ashford's turn-the girl our pack had only recently found and brought home-she suggested that everyone reveal their first-choice academy. One by one, all four of them showed the same answer. Frostland Academy, three thousand miles away in the Northern Pack. Damian slid an application across the table to me with a smile. "Dare to come with us? Once we get to the North, I'll give you my mate mark." So I signed Frostland Academy's early-entry contract for its wolf-core research program. It wasn't until the acceptance letters arrived that I accidentally saw another group chat. Stay in Blood Moon for Lyra. [Did Aria sign?][Yeah. Four fake applications were all it took to send her three thousand miles north.][Once she's gone, Lyra can take her place.][Damian's making the biggest sacrifice. He has to pretend he likes her until school starts.] The truth was, all four of them had actually applied to Moonvale Academy, right here in Blood Moon territory. Lyra had only just returned to the pack. The four of them couldn't bear the thought of her suffering even a little more. But me? I'd been independent since I was a child. In their eyes, they could send me anywhere, and I'd survive. They thought I'd cry, throw a fit for a few days, and eventually accept what they'd done. What they didn't know was that I hadn't signed an ordinary academy application. I'd also signed a five-year pack transfer contract. Forty-eight hours from now, Frostland Academy's transfer vehicle would carry me beyond Blood Moon territory. The moment my transfer took effect, my name, my scent, and even my location would disappear from my former pack's mental network. They had gone to so much trouble to erase me from eighteen years of shared memories. Soon, they would get exactly what they wanted. A future with no Aria in it.”