FAZER LOGINFor fifteen years, I was the daughter they chose. Then their real daughter came home. Seraphine returned with the blood they had been searching for, and suddenly every smile I received became hers. Every mistake became mine. Every time she cried, I became the jealous sister who wanted her gone. Then she committed a crime. My brother asked me to take the blame. I agreed because I thought fifteen years of love was worth one sacrifice. I was wrong. Two years in Blackstone Prison taught me what my family never could: nobody was coming for me. When I finally returned, I didn’t ask for my room back. I didn’t ask for my name back. I only wanted to care for the mother I still couldn’t stop loving before leaving forever. Then the man who was supposed to become Seraphine’s mate began watching me. The Lycan King began investigating my past and someone inside Blackstone tried to kill me before I could uncover what happened there. They thought I was their unwanted daughter. They were wrong. I wasn’t abandoned. I was stolen and when the truth finally came out, the family who threw me away will discover that the girl they rejected is the very woman their kingdom has been searching for.
Ver maisElowen’s POVThe physician closed his bag.I looked toward Caelan.“Is Mother awake?”He seemed surprised by the question, “No. She’s resting.”“Is she all right?”“She was tired after breakfast.”I nodded, “Can I see her?”Caelan glanced at the physician, then back at me.“If you’re sure you’re well enough.”“I am.”He stepped aside and I walked past him. Nobody stopped me. The corridor outside Mother’s room was quiet. Most of the household was still downstairs preparing for the Lycan King’s visit. I reached her door and pushed it open gently.The familiar scent of lavender met me. I stopped.For a second, I was somewhere else. I was twelve again, sitting beside Mother’s bed while she complained about the tea Caelan had brought her. I was fourteen, reading aloud from a book because she said my voice helped her sleep. I was seventeen, arguing with her because she refused to take her medicine on time.Small memories. Ordinary ones. The kind that shouldn’t have mattered so much. Mother w
Elowen’s POVThe physician arrived less than ten minutes later. I was already sitting on the edge of the bed in the guest room, my hands tucked under the blanket.The Lycan King stood near the window. Caelan was beside the door. Draven remained outside. I didn’t look at any of them.The physician pulled a chair closer.“May I examine you?”I nodded, then he reached for my wrist. I jerked away before his fingers touched me.The room went quiet. The physician didn’t react. He simply lowered his hand.“I’m going to touch your wrist now,” he said. “Slowly. Is that all right?”I looked at him,“Yes.”He moved carefully this time. His fingers pressed lightly around my wrist.I flinched.“Does this hurt?”“Yes.”“How much?”I hesitated.“Enough.”He glanced at the bruising around my wrist before moving to the other one.“This one?”“Yes.”“Both wrists?”“Yes.”He nodded and wrote something down.“Any pain in your ribs?”“Sometimes.”“Sometimes?”“When I breathe deeply.”Caelan shifted near th
Elowen’s POV“We’ll see about that.”Draven’s words followed me down the corridor. I didn't look back. I carried the tray toward the kitchen, keeping my eyes on the glasses arranged across it. My hands were steady, even though his words kept circling in my head.Liar. Manipulator. Selfish little coward. I had heard worse.Two years in Blackstone had taught me that words could hurt, but they could also become meaningless when you heard enough of them.I placed the tray on the kitchen counter. Before I could turn away, Draven appeared in the doorway.“Elowen.”I stopped. He walked toward me.“Come with me.”“Why?”“You know why.”I looked at him. He seemed almost disappointed that I wasn't frightened enough.“You were there that night,” he said. “The evidence was found because of you. You admitted responsibility.”My stomach tightened. I remembered the room. The shouting. Seraphine crying. Caelan is looking at me.Please, Elowen. I had taken the blame because I thought protecting my fa
Elowen’s POVBy morning, I had already memorized the new routine. Mother took her first medicine after breakfast. The second came three hours later. She wasn't supposed to drink coffee because it worsened her headaches, and she needed to eat before taking the tablets that irritated her stomach.I knew all of it. I had known about it for years. So I went to her room expecting to help at least. The door was already open when I got there. Seraphine sat beside Mother's bed with a tray on her lap.“Mother, you need to finish this,” she said gently. “The doctor said you shouldn't skip breakfast.”Isolde smiled at her, “I know, darling.”The doctor stood near the window, checking the medication chart.“Has she experienced any dizziness this morning?”Seraphine answered immediately, “Only briefly after waking up.”“And the headaches?”“Less severe than yesterday.”The nurse nodded and wrote something down. I remained at the doorway.Nobody noticed me. The doctor closed the chart.“She need











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