Alpha Brother’s Regret

I was Alpha Garrett’s lost sister. But when I finally returned to pack, I found my brother already had another adopted sister. I became the unwanted one. Even when I was brutally murdered, everyone thought I deserved it and no one sought justice for me.

Three years after my death, the investigators who handled my case were caught taking bribes.

Given the case's widespread implications and massive social impact, the highest authority—the Alpha Council—decided to launch a full reinvestigation. They appointed a respected Elder to personally lead the investigation, showing how seriously they took it. The review process would be open to the public.

But pack members weren't happy about reopening my case. They'd heard rumors about my supposed promiscuity and bullying of my adopted sister.

"The Alpha treated her so well. She was just an ungrateful wolf."

"She probably made it all up in her head. All lies!"

"Aria Blackwood deserved to die!"

Even my once-loving brother showed no mercy: "She doesn't deserve to be my sister."

Everyone despised me.

The truth only came out when a sealed, private diary—my diary—was presented as key evidence before all pack members.

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Marcus Ironwood had just been promoted to Chairman of the Pack Council's Criminal Investigation Committee. He needed to review all cases handled by his corrupt predecessor, especially the high-profile ones.

The "Aria Blackwood Murder Case" was first on the list—a sensational case that had rocked the pack world.

When pack members learned about the reinvestigation, their reaction was explosive.

"What's questionable about this case? Aria Blackwood got what she deserved!"

"Exactly! Why waste pack resources on someone like her? How could there be any hidden truth?"

"Damn it, having to go to that slut Aria's place."

"This is fucking unlucky! Why does this world need to give justice to someone like Aria Blackwood?"

"Aria had a messy private life. She was reckless because her family had money. She probably provoked some rogue wolves and got revenge. Cases like this don't need investigation."

"If she didn't have dirty secrets, why would an Alpha's sister choose to live in such a remote place?"

"Elder Marcus, you've changed. Now you even want to overturn iron-clad cases. Getting promoted really made you lazy."

"There's no need to give that slut Aria so much attention. Just live your own life."

Marcus Ironwood frowned as he read the social media feedback about the "Aria Blackwood Murder Case." Seeing everyone cursing and complaining gave him a headache.

But this was the Council's assignment. Regardless of public opinion, he had to uncover the truth.

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Before the case details were released, online criticism continued. Marcus called a press conference to calm public sentiment.

"Everyone relax. Don't you know what kind of person I am?"

"I'm reopening this case to verify the legal procedures back then, not to whitewash someone who could cruelly harm even her own family."

Marcus held up the case files, raising an eyebrow at the camera:

"Rest assured, we'll update you on the investigation progress regularly to ensure fair and transparent review. This will allow pack members to supervise us at any time."

The crowd immediately cheered. Everyone praised Marcus for his excellent work.

At the same time, in Stormfang Pack Alpha's safe house:

"Damn it!"

My brother Garrett Blackwood crushed the wine glass in his hand when he saw the news.

"Aria's been dead for three years. Can't she just stay quiet in that godforsaken place?"

He angrily lit a cigarette and watched the smoke rise before making a phone call: "This cannot reach Sophia's ears."

"I won't let Aria's name cause Sophia pain again."

Just as he finished speaking, Sophia approached from behind and stopped in her tracks.

She looked at Garrett with hurt in her eyes, saying sadly: "Brother, sister is already dead. I've come to terms with it."

"Even though Aria hurt me back then, she paid the price."

"We're all still here and well. People need to look forward. I don't want to dwell on past mistakes."

Then Sophia's biological father emerged, his face twisted with malice as he snarled: "That girl deserved to die! If not for her, you wouldn't have suffered so much. As Stormfang Pack's future Luna, don't compromise yourself too much for the greater good."

He glared at the chaotic press conference on TV.

Feeling irritated, he poured himself a glass of wine and gulped it down. "As for that disgraceful thing, she's been dead three years and still won't stay quiet. I'd like to see what other tricks she has up her sleeve."