LOGINI'm Judith Dale, the princess of the Moonveil mafia pack. Since I was a kid, I've been able to see red death countdown numbers etched above people's heads by the Moon Goddess. I told my pack members their exact time of death, but not a single soul believed me. Then, one by one, every single person died on the predicted date, swallowed up by pack turf wars or tragic vendettas. My three older brothers became convinced I was a cursed jinx killing people, and their hatred for me ran deep to the bone. Meanwhile, my younger sister, Freya Dale, who was born during Mom's fatal labor, was hailed as the pack's lucky charm simply because the pack seized the North Coast Docks the night she arrived. Nobody bothers to mention that Mom has only failed to beat her death countdown because she protected Freya. On the day of Freya's coming-of-age party, I look into the pocket watch meant to be her gift and spot the glowing red digits ticking away above my own head. I close the watch with a bitter smile, head straight to a funeral goods shop to pick out an urn, and return to the manor to cook a full feast for Freya's party, hoping for one final meal with my family. Yet the countdown hits zero, and not a single one of them comes home.
View MoreOn the day of the funeral, only my three brothers were there, along with the lady from the photo studio and the fries vendor who had shown me kindness.Brian placed the mended old holster in front of the tombstone. "Judith, I was an absolute bastard. I'm going to wear the gift you made me for the rest of my life."Cory laid down a brand-new Moon Goddess Amulet. "Judith, I'm so sorry. I'll never lock you up again. I hope you can live a happy life in your next one."Aaron stood there for a long, long time before finally leaning down and whispering, "I'm sorry."The wind blew over the graveyard's green grass, rustling softly like someone letting out a quiet sigh.They all turned toward the wind, speaking in unison. "Judith, is that you?"I was indeed in the wind, but they just couldn't see me.I waved at them gently and whispered with a smile, "It's okay."Even though they couldn't hear me, I knew these words weren't just for them.They were for myself too. It was okay now. The p
When Cory walked out of the storage room, he saw Aaron standing in front of the desk, holding an old journal with a worn cover.Inside, the handwriting was crooked, recording scattered thoughts."Today Aaron taught me how to shoot. He said I learn fast and need to protect my younger siblings in the future."Uncle Leroy is dead. They said I'm a jinx, but I really saw the numbers floating over his head."Mom's countdown appeared. I wanted to tell her, but she had to protect Freya."Brian threw away the holster. I picked it up and sewed it back together. Maybe he'll want it again someday."They locked me up. I'm so cold. I didn't steal the amulet."My death countdown started today. I plan to make lots of dishes for Freya's coming-of-age. Will they come back and have dinner with me?"The handwriting on the final page was a little shaky, and the ink hadn't even fully dried yet."Moon Goddess, today I saw Brian and Cory. They still hate me as much as ever. Freya is still so beautifu
I floated behind Brian, watching as he pushed open that wooden door he hadn't stepped through in over a decade.The moment the door swung open, Brian trembled all over, as if unable to believe this was the place I had lived in for over ten years.It was tiny and dimly lit, wretched enough to look like a beggar's shack.Everything inside was beat-up beyond recognition, except for a polished wooden box on the desk that stood out noticeably.He reached out and opened it.The next second, he froze completely.Lying inside the box was a leather holster stitched back together with fine thread.It was the coming-of-age gift I had stayed up three nights straight to sew for him when I was ten years old.He clearly remembered throwing it away. How was it still here?Brian picked up the holster, running his fingers over the rough, uneven stitches. It was as if through those threads he could see my head bowed, carefully cherishing it.He kept digging through the box, only to find many ot
It was the attendants who had gone out buying coming-of-age supplies.They came through the foyer happily carrying armfuls of gift boxes, clearly riding high on the festive mood from Freya's birthday party.The moment one of them stepped into the dining room, the sight of my lifeless body scared her so badly she dropped every single box onto the floor.Her wolf ears burst right out from the top of her hair as she nervously tiptoed forward to check for my breath.The second she confirmed I was dead, she immediately called Aaron. "Alpha Aaron! This is bad! Ms. Judith… died in the dining room!"The commotion on the other end of the line suddenly died down, and then Aaron spoke in a cold voice. "What did you say? Say that again.""Ms. Judith is slumped over the dining table, with an urn and a funeral photo right beside her… She's already stopped breathing!"Floating right next to her, I watched silently, feeling nothing but surprise.Back when I was alive, these attendants wouldn't


















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