Semua Bab Marrying a Disabled Alpha for My Fake Sister: Bab 11 - Bab 19

As Danny’s car crossed the border, I clenched the silver wolf emblem tightly, feeling the heat seep into my fingers.The passenger seat was empty, and where the baby carrier should have been, there was only a leather envelope.“Still hurting?” He looked at me through the rearview mirror, his fingers lightly tapping the armrest of the wheelchair. “The pack doctor said you need three more months of rest.”I shook my head, pulling back the blanket to reveal the scar on my wrist—a reminder from the last “accident” when I had fallen and scraped it against the stair railing.“It doesn’t hurt anymore,” I whispered, my voice barely audible, “not compared to what’s inside.”Last night, when packing my things, I opened the cardboard box under the bed. The folate pill packets were oxidized and dark, the expiration date frozen at last winter—back when I still clung to a sliver of hope, counting the pills each day.The miscarriage diagnosis was buried at the bottom of the box, the doctor’s cold han

Alpha Nathan swept the celadon tea set off the table, the shattered pieces of porcelain cutting his sleeve, revealing a faint scar on his wrist—one I had left when I shielded him from a knife all those years ago. He always used his watch to cover it.Beta Lucas stood by the entrance, holding a wicker basket, his voice trembling. “Sir, this was found in the attic where Ella stayed… She shattered the jade bracelet you gave her, and the platinum necklace melted.”The jade inside the wicker basket gleamed coldly—it was something he had casually tossed to me two years ago, while Liora wore the matching set, laughing at me for "wearing fake jewelry and still calling myself Luna." Alpha Nathan kicked the basket over, sending the jade rolling to the corner, the sharp sound echoing across the room.“Get out!” He grabbed a crystal paperweight and threw it at the floor-to-ceiling windows, causing the glass to spiderweb. But Beta Lucas stepped forward, picking up a velvet box from the ground. “Alp

That night, I couldn’t sleep at all. When I closed my eyes, all I could see was Danny’s back as he shielded me from the fire.His voice, coughing blood, saying “Don’t be afraid,” and the doctor’s words, “If we delay any longer, the nerves will be permanently damaged.”The night light in the hallway was still on, and I walked to Danny’s door, my fingers hovering above the door. It suddenly opened, and he was sitting in his wheelchair, the collar of his shirt undone, the scar on his collarbone visible in the dim light.“Didn’t sleep?” His voice was hoarse. “I heard you walk up and down the hallway three times.”“You didn’t sleep either.” I stared at the dark circles under his eyes. “What are you thinking?”“I’m wondering if you’ll blame me.” He turned his wheelchair to let me in. “Blame me for not telling you sooner. The fire, I was the one who saved you. The medicine sent anonymously? That was me. Even the ‘freedom clause’ in your bond termination agreement—I had the lawyer add that.”I

The wedding was called off, and Alpha Nathan, now exiled from the family, sat in a smoky little tavern, fiddling with the pocket watch, the one with my picture inside, the edges polished by his thumb.A brown leather-jacketed man wolf sat across from him and slid a glass of whiskey over. "Was it worth it? Losing your family business for Liora?""Get out." Alpha Nathan didn’t lift his eyes, his thumb tracing the grooves on the watch.“I’m William, Liora’s legal husband.” The man tossed a notarized document onto the table. “She didn’t tell you? That I was an alcoholic, abusive, and supposedly died five years ago? It’s all lies. She hated me rushing her to have kids, and that’s why she was fishing for other Alphas.”Alpha Nathan gripped the watch tightly, the metal chain biting into his palm.William pulled out a stack of printed papers from his canvas bag and slammed them on the table. “This is her record on the ‘high-end escort’ website. She even spent the night with me at a guest house

When the news of my engagement to Danny spread throughout the wolf pack, my biological mother, Jane, was at a tea party in the botanical garden. She was surrounded by a group of ladies adorned in jewels, until someone mentioned my name.“Did you hear? Ella’s marrying Danny! My alpha met him last week, and he walks steadier than the young ones,” a lady in a purple dress swirled her champagne glass, the diamond bracelet on her wrist sparkling under the sunlight.“The invitation was stunning, with golden edges and a phoenix design, and it even had a white peacock feather inside—only Silver Claw Pack would go that far.”Another lady, with a silk handkerchief over her mouth, smiled. “By the way, Jane, we didn’t get an invitation to Ella’s engagement party. Didn’t she remember us old friends?”Jane’s fingers whitened as she gripped her teacup. The sound of the cup clinking against the saucer filled the air. “Naturally… it’s a family affair. I didn’t want to trouble you all.”“But my niece ha