All Chapters of My Sister’s Golden Lies Exposed: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

10 Chapters

Chapter 1

Accused of stealing recipes from my own sister, Cora, I was ruthlessly cast out from the healing center—by my own fated mate, the Alpha Kellan.So I came home to my grandma's herb farm. Riding my wild horse, Shadow, wherever the hell we want to go.But now the whole pack is scrambling to find me.In my past life, at the Alliance's Grand Potion Competition, my sister always managed to submit the exact same rare potion recipes as me, just a little bit earlier.They all called me a shameless thief, a plagiarist who stole my own sister's work. Even my own parents got on stage to vouch for her.And Kellan... he threw the exile order in my face. His eyes were ice. He stripped me of my title for "dishonoring the pack" and shattered our mate bond right in front of everyone.The agony tore my soul apart. I wanted to die.My family called me a disgrace and cast me out.The betrayal shattered my wolf. I lost my mind. In the end, one of her fanatics shot me dead in the street. A silver bullet lace

Chapter 2

A memory from when I was four flooded my mind.Cora had just been born. She was so frail she couldn't even cry.Terrified, Sylvia summoned the pack’s most revered witch to tell my sister’s future.But the witch didn't look at Cora. She stared right at me."This child's aura is too strong," she said, pointing a withered finger at me. "She will drain her sister's life force. If you don't send her away, the younger one will never awaken her wolf. She won't live to see twenty."With that one sentence, I became the family curse.My parents started making plans to send me away.But I was just a kid. I didn't understand. I just wanted to stay.I took the little herb sachet I had sewn myself, my favorite one, and walked to her crib. The crib was lined with blankets woven from priceless moon-grass, surrounded by expensive new wolf dolls my father had bought."For you, Cora," I said, holding it out carefully, trying to win her over.She glanced at it, snatched it, and threw it on the floor. Then

Chapter 3

I took out a blank sheet of paper and started from scratch, rethinking the herb combinations and extraction methods.I designed the potion's structure and chose the ingredients, then I started writing.I don't know how long I worked.I stared at the finished recipe. It was perfect. A powerful antidote capable of neutralizing even the most potent wolfsbane poison. The base was a blend of Silverleaf and Laurel essence, but the core was a rare, glowing night-fungus that offered a mysterious and potent healing power for werewolves.I named it "Moonlight Dew."Suddenly, someone gasped."Whoa! Cora just posted a new recipe. This one's amazing... it neutralizes wolfsbane!"I frowned. A new recipe?"Gods, this formula is brilliant!""Freya, your sister is so talented! I'm so jealous!"Murmurs of awe filled the healing center. I saw them all staring at their phones. I grabbed mine and opened the pack's social network. I was shocked to see Cora's latest post.The caption read: I will continue to

Chapter 4

I wiped the blood from my cheek, letting the wound heal on its own, and rushed out of the center.On the way home, my phone wouldn't stop buzzing.A glance showed it was all notifications from the pack group chat. I opened it. It was full of messages condemning me."A disgrace like that has no right to be a healer!""The Alpha should just exile her!"I switched off my phone, my face a mask of indifference.I'd heard it all before in my past life.I pushed open the door to my house. The living room was empty. My parents and Cora were probably still out, cleaning up the mess for their precious "victim."I went straight upstairs to my room and checked the paper recipes I kept hidden in my drawer.They were all there.I couldn't understand it.If the paper copies were still here, how did Cora know what I had just written?Could she really read my thoughts?My phone started vibrating violently again. This time it wasn't group messages. It was call after call from unknown numbers, spewing in

Chapter 5

Three hours later, I stood on familiar country dirt.The smell of the farm rushed over me. Fresh dirt, green grass, and Grandma Nora’s rare herbs.I took a deep breath. For the first time in what felt like two lifetimes, the knot in my chest loosened.No fake smiles. No toxic games.Just the raw, pure wild.I let out a sharp whistle.Moments later, a pitch-black stallion came galloping from the deep pasture."Shadow!"I raised him from a foal. He was purebred and wild at heart.He whinnied and nudged my shoulder. I vaulted onto his back and squeezed my legs."Hyah!"Shadow tore across the open fields. The wind whipped my long hair under the setting sun. We raced along the territory borders, leaping over creeks and weaving through the dense woods.For the first time in forever, I felt totally free.No more caring what anyone thought. No more explaining. No more proving myself.I was just me. Freya, the genius healer. Not someone's accessory.Shadow stopped on a grassy ridge. We looked d

Chapter 6

A bitter lump formed in my throat.So this was their "parental love." To my own flesh and blood, I was just a walking sacrifice. My inner wolf whined in agony. The pain of my family's betrayal was tearing me apart.I should have known the moment they kicked me out. All my hopes for them, my desperate need for their approval—it was all a joke.Grandma’s eyes burned with fury."They don't deserve to be parents!" She slammed the table. "Using their own daughter as a sacrifice! They are monsters!"Grandma held my face gently. "Is there a cure?"Zelda pulled a silver bracelet from her cloak. It looked exactly like a coiled snake with glowing eyes."This is my artifact. It tracks dark magic," Zelda clamped it on my wrist. "Find the totem. Smash it. The one who cursed you will explode and die."I touched the warm silver."But be careful, child," Zelda warned. "The totem is heavily guarded. Evil spirits will attack anyone who gets close."I nodded. If they wanted my life, I was taking hers fir

Chapter 7

I was just stepping toward the herb room when Cora popped out from the stairs."What are you doing?" she asked, eyeing me. "Why are you looking at my lab?"I checked the time. Only two hours until the Awards. She had to be sweating bullets."I'm trying to find my inspiration," I sighed, acting totally defeated. "Yesterday really messed with my head. I can't focus."A sick thrill flashed in Cora's eyes, but she hid it fast."Want to go in and look?" she offered sweetly. "I have lots of rare herbs. Maybe it'll spark some ideas."She thought I was going to brainstorm a new finale recipe. The greedy bitch couldn't wait."Really?" I looked at her with fake gratitude."Of course!" Cora pulled out her keys. "We're sisters. What's mine is yours."She opened the door herself. The room was packed with priceless herbs. Glow-spores, silverleaf, moon-dew... all top-tier.I walked in, pretending to be amazed. But the bracelet stayed cool. No totem here.But since I was here, I figured I'd leave her

Chapter 8

Of course, I didn't have any cameras. But guilty people always crack under pressure.I snorted, glaring at Cora's panicked face."If you're that scared of the Enforcers, you're definitely hiding something."Suddenly, I lunged. I grabbed Cora by the hair and yanked her head back."Ah!" she screamed.I slapped her, hard. The crack echoed in the hall. Her lip split instantly, blood welling up."Next time you frame me, try using that empty little head of yours!"Cora crumpled to the floor, clutching her cheek in pure terror. She had never seen this side of me."Freya! Are you crazy?" Sylvia tried to step in, but one glare from me froze her in place.Just then, Rowan yelled from downstairs. "Hurry up! We're gonna be late!""Coming!" Sylvia quickly helped Cora up. "Baby, are you okay?""I'm fine," Cora wiped the blood from her mouth, a toxic glare in her eyes. "She's just stressed. The contest is more important..."They hurried downstairs.Once I heard their car pull away, I got to work.Hol

Chapter 9

I checked the hallway. Clear.I walked straight to the black bag. The bracelet was burning my skin now.I unzipped the bag. A freezing wave of air hit me. The whole room felt like an icebox.Inside sat a pitch-black gargoyle totem. It had sharp fangs and glowing red eyes. Pure evil radiated from it.I reached out to grab it, but froze."Freya... help me... it hurts so much..."It was Grandma Nora's voice. The totem was mimicking her, twisting her love into a weapon.Ice flooded my veins."Don't... my little wolf... why are you hurting your grandma..."The agony in her voice was so real it made my skin crawl. It was the sound of someone being torn apart.My hand shook. This sick piece of stone was trying to use the person I loved most against me."Nice try," I gritted my teeth, forcing myself to stay focused.Suddenly, the door flew open."What are you doing?!"Cora stood there, looking like a ghost. She saw the totem in my hand and shrieked."Give that back! That's mine!" She rushed at

Chapter 10

Cora saw my smile and froze."W-what are you laughing at?""Oh, I forgot one tiny detail," I said, my smile blinding. "That brilliant recipe you stole this morning? Every last drop is poison.""What?" Cora went dead pale."Three grams of glow-spores with five grams of silverleaf, mixed with moon-dew..." I said slowly. "It's not a healing potion. It's a fast-acting toxin. Brew that, and you'll be bleeding from your eyes before you die in agony ten minutes later."Cora shook uncontrollably. "N-no... you're lying...""Lying?" I chuckled. "Why don't you try it and see?"Without missing a beat, I smashed the totem onto the hard stage floor."NO—!"As the stone shattered, a deafening screech ripped through the air. Black smoke exploded outward, howling like tortured spirits.At that exact moment, the crew pulled the giant red curtains open.The arena was packed. Pack Alphas, elders, reporters, my parents, and Kellan. Everyone had heard every word through the speakers.The whole place was dea

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