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My biological parents were the ones who had sobbed and begged me to meet with them after finding out who my adoptive parents were. But according to Davide, I was a dirt-poor woman begging to come home to them. After all, humans were selfish and opportunistic. They would fawn over those who were powerful and stomped on those they deemed inferior. “Fine, Davide! Go home to your parents and tell them that I won’t be returning. I neither want to be in your family nor do I plan to meet them!” I yanked my wrist free from Isabella’s grip and walked out of the store.

I pulled it out to find a message from Thomas: "The money has been deposited in your account. Alpha King Mateo says this ends all obligations between you." I smiled bitterly at the screen. At least now I could afford one last month of moonwort. Even if it barely worked anymore. Even if each dose felt like drinking liquid fire. Iris helped me stand, her face set with determination. "There has to be another way. We'll find another healer, a stronger potion-" "It's okay," I cut her off gently. "I made my choice seven years ago."

Thankfully, I wasn’t easily deterred. “Not that you asked, but I don’t really have any magic,” I said. “I can heal quickly, run faster than most of the witches, and my hearing isn’t too bad, but outside of a few sparks, magic isn’t really my thing. I’ve been told that’s probably why my parents abandoned me. Pretty fucked-up, huh?” His jaw at least tensed at that last bit, confirming he wasn’t completely heartless.

“But it’s over now. Nico’s back home again. I think that’s all that matters.” “And he’s doing a little better?” I asked fretfully. I knew that I shouldn’t have been pushing so hard, but I just needed to know. When I thought of that little boy all caught up in that cluster of IVs, it made my heart ache. I wasn’t even his mother, and I felt this keen urge to protect him. I couldn’t imagine what it must have been like for the people who were actually his parents. “He’s doing a little better,” Harry replied, and he covered his mouth as he yawned. “Sorry. I’m wiped. I’m going home after this. I just wanted to see you first.”

"They are the closest thing I have to a family. I may not be in any way related to them in terms of blood, but for once in my life, I treated them as my own family as well. I basically grew up with them yet they ran away, together with all my money. The inheritance that my parents left to me, they took it from me and left me buried in their debts instead." When Abby was once again reminded of the money that she lost as well as the supposed opportunity to give her life a change, her heart ached.

he whispered “She gives this warning signal about her. I think you should stick more to Zara. She seemed better,” “I think I felt that way, until we started to bond a little in school and now in Camp. She even has a son, an adorable child,” I replied, playing with the hairs on his chest. “Did she say anything about the father of her son?” he asked slowly “Not really, except that he abandoned them. I feel so sorry for her,” “Sarah,” he called calmly. “Can you stay away from that lady?"

I couldn't bare to say more, afraid my pain would rise and transform into sobs. "Because there is a whole group of people like the ones who killed your parents. We weren't taking any chances with your life. We are your family, you belong in Windstone." "No, I don't. Harry is my family. Will and Mandy are my family. Not this place and the people living in it. I don't know these people, apart from you. The guy who made me pregnant in the first week we met and for all I know you may have did it on purpose." By now tears are flowing over my cheeks like raindrops falling out of the sky. "I want to go home.'"

"My guardian is dead, my parents abandoned me. I'm some kind of prophesied freak that an evil sorcerer wants to kidnap. How do you think I'm holding up?" "Fair point." He was quiet for a moment. "For what it's worth, I'm sorry about your guardian, about all of this." "Are you?" I looked at him. "Or are you just following orders to keep me calm and cooperative?" Something flickered in his eyes. "What makes you say that?"

Little Cupcake asked him curiously, “Huh? Why don’t you have a mother? Oh, right, I heard that your parents are divorced. Did she abandon you?” “Little Cupcake, don’t say nonsense…” Quincy stopped her daughter instinctively. How could she have abandoned him? Little Cupcake came to her senses and immediately told Sirius, “Sorry, I shouldn’t have asked you something like that.” There was a cool and stoic expression on Sirius’ face. “It’s fine, you’re right. She abandoned me. She abandoned me right after she gave birth to me. She has never come to visit me either,” he said in a nonchalant manner. Nevertheless, there was anger and sadness in his gaze.

to be much better than his. Seeing Carwyn Levi's sad and hurt look, Grainne patted him on the shoulder and tried to comfort him: "Although you have been through many misfortunes, at least your father is still alive, and there is a grandfather who loves you too. , there is no such thing as you, in this world, there is no one who loves you anymore." “Have you never thought about finding your biological mother?” Carwyn Levi suddenly asked. "How do you know my biological mother is missing?" Grainne froze, then suddenly remembered that when the two of them had just met not long ago, Carwyn Levi had once said that someone had been sent to investigate her, and then sighed in annoyance and said: "I