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My Alpha Father Bought My Bone Marrow for My Half-Sister Chapter 16
The next morning, Claire had cleaned the guest room spotless and left only a note: Thank you for not turning me away last night. I'll make it on my own, and I won't try to buy your body with money or blood ties again.I didn't reply. I even deleted her contact information. But she kept using social media message requests to send Blackwood updates into my life: Serena was pregnant again. Victor's cancer was getting worse. Vanessa had shown up at the door with her two sons to fight over the inheritance.Later, she told me Victor had collapsed during an argument between the two families and died shortly after. Serena refused to give him a proper Alpha funeral. Vanessa only cared about the assets. For a time, no one came to bring his body back to the Ancestral Grove.Serena eventually kept the house and part of the trust and gave birth to a boy. The boy had a congenital lunar neurodevelopmental disorder that made it difficult for him to shift reliably, but he was a strong match for Claire.
My Alpha Father Bought My Bone Marrow for My Half-Sister Chapter 15
Claire had no driver, no bodyguard. All she asked was, "Can I stay here tonight?"I let her in but made it clear: one night. Tomorrow, she'd figure out where to go on her own.She asked why I didn't ask what had happened. "I don't want to get pulled into the Blackwoods' fights over treatment and inheritance again.""Tonight I'm not an heir, and I'm not a patient." Her voice was barely above a whisper. "I just have nowhere to go."Serena had gotten pregnant through the first round of lunar-assisted fertility treatment but miscarried soon after. The estate had been nothing but arguments since. On New Year's Eve, Victor openly went to be with Vanessa and the two boys. Claire tried to comfort her mother, but Serena broke down. "If I hadn't been trying to keep you alive, that baby might not have died."Claire didn't wait for her mother to throw her out. She went back to her room and packed. She said that since her mother saw the lost baby every time she looked at her, leaving would at least
My Alpha Father Bought My Bone Marrow for My Half-Sister Chapter 14
On the first day of school, every other freshman had parents or pack members with them. Someone asked why I'd come alone. I said, "My mother already dropped me off."The bedsheets she'd prepared fit the dorm bed perfectly. She'd been memorizing the measurements that day.Aiden and my roommate knew I'd just lost my mother. They only helped when I needed it and never pressed me to talk about the Blackwoods. For the first time, I accepted kindness with no strings attached.At the end of the semester, my roommate invited me to spend the holidays with her family. I turned her down. "I have a home to go back to."I used the three hundred and fifty thousand to buy the old apartment we'd been renting. The place had three bedrooms, but I still slept in the tiny storage room where my mother and I had squeezed together. On New Year's Eve, I turned the heat up high in every room and moved my things into the largest bedroom, trying to prove I'd finally left the past behind.But I lay there until mi
My Alpha Father Bought My Bone Marrow for My Half-Sister Chapter 13
My mother's hand was clutching an envelope. I thought it was a farewell letter, but inside was only a funeral home number, a cremation plan, a cemetery plot, and a contract already paid in full.The contract specified: do not notify the Blackwood Pack, do not enter the Ancestral Grove, and do not hold any mate-return ceremony.The staff said my mother had arranged everything weeks earlier and left a note that her daughter would handle it alone.She was dressed in the navy blue dress she'd chosen, and her hair was carefully combed. The staff asked whether there were any other family members or pack representatives. I thought for a long time and could only say no.My grandparents were already gone. My uncle's family had moved to the West Coast years ago. After leaving the Blackwoods, my mother had almost no friends. Victor, of course, didn't come.At the funeral, I was her only family member there. She was buried in an ordinary cemetery, not in the Ancestral Grove beneath the Blackwood f
My Alpha Father Bought My Bone Marrow for My Half-Sister Chapter 12
After we got back to the basement, my mother suddenly pulled out everything I'd packed for college. She mended the fraying strap on my backpack, checked the buttons on my winter coat, and went through every item in the first-aid kit, explaining how to use each one.When a neighbor dropped off the mail and complimented her on raising such a good daughter, my mother smiled, which was rare for her. "She earned that herself. She's stronger than I ever was."That night, she sat me down on the little chair and dried my hair the way she used to when I was small. Warm air swept past my ears as she kept reminding me: don't let the dorm room go cold just to save money, see the campus doctor if you get sick, and if the scholarship isn't enough, use the money she'd be leaving behind.I pretended to be annoyed. "Aren't we buying tickets to Maine tomorrow? You can nag me all you want when we get to the beach."She didn't argue. She just held my hand.We squeezed together on the fold-out bed. Her wol
My Alpha Father Bought My Bone Marrow for My Half-Sister Chapter 11
The doctor said the wolfsbane lymphoma had spread around my mother's heart and destroyed her regenerative ability. Neither surgery nor moonlight therapy could reverse it.I didn't understand the medical terms that followed. My mother calmly asked how much time she had left and what the pain management options were.After leaving the clinic, she said she wanted to see Moonbridge University. I'd been accepted on a full academic scholarship, starting in the fall.We took a five-hour train ride to Greybridge. I showed the campus security guard my acceptance letter and her medical file, explaining that she just wanted to see my school while she still could.Aiden Cole, the freshman advisor, came out to meet us personally. He didn't ask about the Blackwoods or the bone marrow. He simply treated us like any other new student's family, walking us through the library, the science building, the dorms, and the dining hall.My mother stood by the dorm bed for a long time, quietly memorizing its di
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