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Kael had the motive. He was the prime suspect. Who else would do this apart from him? He was the only person whom I could think of who was desperate enough to separate me from 

Lisa for his own benefit

And what better way to do that than by making her believe that I had cheated on her

I cursed under my breath

Avarok,I growled in my mind, this reeks of him.” 

It does, my wolf said, his voice low and tense. But we need more than instincts. We need proof. We need to find Lisa

Just as I was about to reply, my phone buzzed

It was an unknown number

I answered it with a frown. Hello?” 

Rylan,” said a voice I recognized instantly

The Seer

You’re back,” I said, surprised

Yes. I returned last night. I felt something was wrong. The threads of fate twisted in strange ways. You needed me the other day. I’m here now. If you still need help” 

I do,” I said, not wasting a second. I need your help more than ever. But it’s something I can’t explain over the phone. I need to come to you.” 

Then come. Bring whoever you trust.” 

I’ll be there soon.” 

I ended the call and turned toward Jared and Alex, who had just walked into the hall

We’re going to the Seer,I said. Now.” 

Jared nodded immediately. Alex hesitated, but I didn’t wait for his agreement

We drove in silence. The car engine hummed low. I stared out the window. My thoughts were unraveling like a ball of tangled thread

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What if she can’t help us?I asked Avarok in my mind

She will. If anyone can get to the truth, it’s her. She sees what others cannot

We reached her cottage. I knocked twice

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The door creaked open. The Seer stood there, dressed in her usual flowing dark robes. Her silver hair hung loose today, and her eyes glittered like starlight

Come in,she said simply

We stepped inside

I opened my mouth to speak, but she raised her hand

No need,she said. I’ve seen what happened.” 

My heart stilled. What do you mean?” 

Lisa is gone. She believes you betrayed her. That you lay with another woman. She saw it with her own eyes.” 

I flinched. Jared shifted uncomfortably behind me. Alex said nothing

But you’re innocent,the Seer continued. You were trapped.” 

My breath caught. You know what happened? Then tell me. Please.” 

I cannot tell you,she said softly. You need to see. Only then will you truly understand. Only then will you know who the traitor is.” 

What do I need to do?” 

A blood ritual. Your blood will connect you to the past. To your memories. To the truth.” 

Then do it. I’m ready.” 

She turned to her cauldron and began pulling down bottles from her shelves. One by one, she uncorked them and poured their contents into the pot. Deep purple. Murky green. Glimmering silver. The colors swirled like a storm

She added powders nextone red, one bonewhite

Come,” she said, beckoning me

I stepped forward

She took a ceremonial blade and gently sliced across my palm. I hissed slightly at the sting

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She held my hand above the cauldron. My blood dripped in. The potion turned red instantly. It hissed and bubbled

Then she began to chant

By root and flame, By blood and bone, Show the truth once left unknown. Through time’s glass, Let vision speak, Unveil the past that fate did seek.” 

The mixture glowed

Look,she said. Focus.” 

I leaned over and stared

At first, there was nothing

But then, there were colors, sounds and movement

I saw the ballroom. The night of the feast. Lisa was standing in front of me. She had a worried expression on her face

She was asking about a contact named Anna

I could feel my confusion. I didn’t know who Anna was. I blocked the contact in front of her

She looked relieved. We kissed. Then Alexandra came. She dragged us to the dance floor

We danced

Lisa smiled in my arms. Her eyes sparkled with joy

Thenthe vision shifted

I saw Alexandra again. At the drink table

She poured drinks. One for me. One for Lisa

Butshe added something

A white powder. Into my drink only. 

My heart stopped

No,I whispered

The vision continued

She smiled as she walked toward us. She handed us the drinks

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Lisa’s glass was clean

Mine was laced

The vision faded

The potion turned still

The Seer looked at me. Do you understand now?” 

I stepped back, breathless. It was her. Alexandra. My own sister.” 

Yes.” 

I swallowed hard. My chest felt like it was collapsing in on itself

Why? Why would she do this to me? To Lisa?” 

The Seer shook her head. That answer is not yet clear. But the truth is. You saw it.” 

I turned to her. I could feel desperation clawing at my throat. Please. Come with me. We 

need to confront her. Now.” 

Wait,” she said calmly. “I will come. But not emptyhanded.” 

She turned back to her shelves

She pulled down more bottles and herbs. She began brewing again

What are you making?” 

A truth elixir. One drop and she won’t be able to lie.” 

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I sat down on the sofa and ran my hands through my hair. My body trembled. My soul ached

Alexandra. My sister. My blood

How could she do this

Avarok growled low in my mind. I never liked her games. But this? This is betrayal

She always said she supported me and Lisa,I whispered. She smiled. She helped. Why fake all of it?” 

She never wanted Lisa close. Maybe it was jealousy or maybe something deeper. We will find 

out

My jaw clenched. My vision blurred with rage and sadness

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Lisa had treated Alexandra like a sister

And Alexandrahad stabbed her in the back

No. She had stabbed me in the back

I stood. The potion was almost ready

The Seer poured the glowing liquid into a small vial. She sealed it with a black cork

Give this to her,she said. In tea. In water. She must drink all of it. Then, ask 

questions.” 

I took the vial. My fingers tightened around it

We end this tonight,” I said

The Seer nodded. “Go. Truth will not stay hidden much longer.” 

I turned to Jared. Prepare everything. We confront her now.” 

He nodded. His eyes were cold and focused

And as we stepped out of the Seer’s cottage, my heart burned with one goal

your 

To find out why my sister tried to ruin the one thing I loved most in this world… 

Lisa

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Chapter 88 

Blackthorn

Blackthorn

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“The Wolf Who Couldn’t Shift”


1. The Outcast of Nightshade Pack

Lisa had always been the outcast of her own home — a wolf without a wolf.

In the Nightshade Pack, turning twenty-one meant power, dominance, and pride. Every werewolf her age had already shifted, embracing their animal half. But Lisa hadn’t. Her wolf had never emerged.

Because of that, she was treated as an anomaly, a failure, and a source of shame.
Her parents ignored her. The pack ridiculed her. Even her own blood — her beautiful, perfect sister Roxanne — made her life a living nightmare.

Roxanne was everything Lisa wasn’t: strong, admired, and loved. The perfect daughter. The shining jewel of the family. And to make matters worse, Roxanne was dating Kael Blackthorn, the Alpha’s son — a man everyone respected and desired.

For Lisa, that was the final reminder of her insignificance. Every time she saw them together, it only highlighted the chasm between their worlds.


2. A Celebration That Wasn’t Hers

That night was Roxanne’s birthday, and their mother had transformed their home into a grand venue — lights, laughter, and music filled the air. Roxanne had been gifted a stunning red gown, handpicked by their mother, while Lisa was given a single task: serve the guests.

No one remembered Lisa’s birthday a few months ago. No cake. No presents. No “happy birthday.” Her parents had said it plainly before — Roxanne came first.
Lisa was simply expected to sacrifice and stay silent.

Still, she wanted to look decent. She chose a modest navy-blue dress, applied light makeup, and promised herself she wouldn’t let the night break her.

But the universe — or rather, Roxanne — had other plans.


3. Sister Cruelty

The door burst open, and Roxanne walked in like a queen entering a servant’s quarters. Her crimson lips curved into a smirk.

“What are you doing? You should be downstairs, not wasting time,” she sneered.

“I’ll be down in a minute,” Lisa replied softly, trying to keep her calm.

Roxanne’s eyes glinted with malice. Without warning, she snatched Lisa’s face cream from the dresser and poured it all over her dress.

Lisa gasped as the thick cream soaked through the fabric, staining it completely.

“Roxanne!” she cried, panic and disbelief trembling in her voice. “Why would you do that?”

“Because you’re embarrassing,” Roxanne replied coldly. “You think dressing up will make people notice you? No one cares what you look like, Lisa. You’re nothing but a burden.”

Tears blurred Lisa’s vision as she ran downstairs, desperate for justice. But when she told their mother what had happened, she was met with scorn.

“Roxanne would never do that,” her mother said sharply. “Stop making excuses. Go change and get back to work.”

And there Roxanne stood beside her, smug and triumphant, watching Lisa break in silence.


4. The Invisible Sister

Lisa changed into an old, faded dress — dull and shapeless.
When she finally entered the main hall, guests were already laughing and drinking, the music echoing through the night.

She moved quietly among them, balancing trays and forcing smiles. She served drinks, ignored whispers, and endured Roxanne’s cruel jokes.

One of Roxanne’s friends gave Lisa a small, pitying smile.
“Oh, you must be Lisa, right? Roxanne’s sister?”

Before Lisa could answer, Roxanne appeared and laughed loudly.
“Don’t bother talking to her! She’s just the help tonight — our little maid.”

Her friends giggled, glancing at Lisa like she was a joke.
“She’s really your sister?” one asked. “She doesn’t even look like she belongs here.”

“She doesn’t,” Roxanne said proudly. “She’s an embarrassment to the family.”

The laughter burned like fire in Lisa’s ears. But she didn’t fight back.
She had learned long ago that silence hurt less than hope.


5. The Alpha’s Arrival

Suddenly, the noise died down. All eyes turned toward the entrance.

The Alpha, Luna, and their son Kael Blackthorn — Roxanne’s boyfriend — had arrived. Their presence demanded respect, their aura commanding silence.

Kael was striking — tall, dark-haired, eyes sharp and unreadable. Power radiated from him effortlessly.
He walked straight to Roxanne, pulling her into his arms, kissing her in front of everyone.

The crowd cheered. Roxanne basked in the attention like it was her birthright.

Lisa’s stomach twisted. Not out of jealousy — but from the ache of being so invisible even to those who shared her blood.

“Lisa!” Roxanne called, her tone dripping with authority. “Bring drinks for me and Kael.”

Lisa obeyed. She returned with a tray of crystal glasses, keeping her head down. But when she approached, she felt his gaze.

Kael was watching her.

“Is that your sister?” he asked, his voice low and deep. “What’s her name? I don’t think I’ve seen her before.”

Roxanne laughed, tightening her arm around him.
“Oh, don’t bother. She’s not important. Just the family failure. Focus on me.”

Then she kissed him again — possessive, showy, territorial.


6. The Breaking Point

Something inside Lisa snapped.

For years, she had swallowed humiliation, endured cruelty, and told herself it didn’t matter. But as she stood there, watching her sister claim everything — their parents’ love, the pack’s respect, even Kael’s attention — something deep within her stirred.

Maybe it was anger. Maybe it was pain. Maybe it was the first stirrings of the wolf she thought she’d never have.

But it was there — hot, alive, awake.

She placed the tray down calmly, ignoring Roxanne’s voice calling after her.
She walked away — past the laughter, past the whispers, past every face that had ever looked at her with pity.

They could laugh. They could mock.
But one day, they would see.


7. A Shift Waiting to Happen

As the night went on, Lisa slipped quietly outside. The cool air hit her face, carrying the scent of pine and moonlight.

The party’s laughter echoed behind her, but she barely heard it. Her heart pounded with a strange rhythm, her blood burning beneath her skin.

Something was happening — a pull in her soul, a whisper in her bones.

She tilted her head toward the moon, feeling its glow on her skin.
For the first time in her life, she didn’t feel weak. She felt something ancient stirring inside her, clawing to be free.

Maybe her wolf wasn’t gone.
Maybe it had just been waiting — for the moment Lisa stopped begging to be seen, and started seeing herself.


8. The Beginning of Change

Inside, the celebration continued. Roxanne laughed, oblivious to the storm brewing.

Kael’s eyes flicked toward the window where Lisa stood in the moonlight. For a brief second, something unreadable crossed his expression — curiosity, or maybe recognition.

He didn’t know it yet. None of them did.
But the quiet, invisible girl they had mocked all her life was about to become something far greater than any of them could imagine.

Because sometimes, the wolves who are late to shift…
Are the ones destined to lead the pack.

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