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Elena’s face showed a flash of surprise, her brow furrowed as she searched her memory. She didn't recognize her face at all. "Hi! And who are you?" Elena asked, her voice cautious but polite, her hands resting on the edge of the catalog she had been organizing. Lydia let out a soft, humorless laugh, slowly sliding her oversized designer sunglasses down the bridge of her nose to reveal her bloodshot, calculating eyes. "I’m Lydia. Lydia Vane. Charlie Vane's wife. And we, my dear, have a very important mutual acquaintance."

Lydia strolled toward a newly acquired antique, her eyes gleaming with a faint smile as she replied, "I don't care who becomes our daughter-in-law. As long as the child's a Lloyd, that's all that matters." She gently wiped the dust off the antique and added with a calm finality, "As for who gets to be Gene's wife, that's up to Gene."

Lydia replied happily with her face filled with joy. "Woah…" “That's great news, but you had a stepdaughter?” I asked, surprised, staring at her. “Yeah, about that?” “Sorry I didn't tell you about it; actually, we don't talk much as her mom died due to my husband's mistake of neglecting them when they needed him the most.” Lydia replied, taking a deep breath. "Ohhh…" "What happened?" I asked. “Her mother was sick for quite some time, and they reached out to my husband, who didn't give a good response; rather, he would just tell them off until she died.”

I don't think I need proof to know that Lydia is telling the truth because Sky has always told me that her dad's name is James Payne. I don't think I will ever look at dad like I did before, ever again. "From the very first day you knew you were just playing games with me, you knew you would leave and you didn't want me to track you down." "Lydia..." She raises her hand at him signaling him to shut up and he does exactly that. "And I lived to tell my daughter that her father's name is James. Poor girl, she tried to look for any information that could lead her to you. She used her first salary to search for you instead of buying fancy dresses or a car," She says in so much pain.

If she wanted you to talk, she’d find a way to make you do so. Lydia was older than me by about three years. But she never acted like there was an age gap between us. Although, we never really knew each other since we were little and had only got to know ourselves now that we had grown up. Her father was a Beta from another pack but had gone on a trip to the world of humans to source for a means of livelihood because things had become extremely hard for their pack. “You’re trying to get it all off, right?” Lydia suddenly said. “All that anger… All that rage… You’re trying to get it off now, right?”

He was such a kind man, sometimes too soft. "Have you heard anything from West?" Zeke asked Dad. "No. I'm sure Willa is still asleep and he and Blaise probably are too." Dad replied. Our Dad, my brothers and myself all got into one black SUV while our friends got into another. Stone drove us and my father's phone rang after a few minutes on the road. I could only hear a few words from my Dad's side of the conversation but when he hung up he turned to us. "That was Lydia's father. She didn't come home last night. She told him that she was going to visit Willa in the hospital and hasn't been seen or heard from since. Her Dad is livid." Dad informed us.

She sneered, “But of course, it’s normal to a man, especially a powerful man. I still remember Mom's joke: she did everything a father should have done, except for giving a cum shot.” Lydia peeked at Issac without a word. “Hey, if I was the Alpha, I would never act like that, OK?” Issac swore solemnly to his wife. “Yeah, good thing you’re not.” Lydia replied with a sigh, “My dad passed away at the right time and I didn't have to compete with Lilian for a Luna’s title and reproductive rights.” “You are Hudson’s daughters?” Elena was shocked, “You never told me!” Lydia sighed, “It’s not an honor, Elena. You know how Hudson was. Even his daughters were not living well.”

Caius pulled her closer, smiling as he let her sit beside him and rest her head on his lap. “You’re worried too, aren’t you? Aunt Lena said she’ll be fine, but why hasn’t she woken up?” her voice cracked. “How about we only say nice things? Who knows, she might wake if she hears one of them.” Lydia went quiet, then whispered, “Mom said I looked a lot like my father. She wouldn’t tell me where he was, and when I tried to ask, she would get angry.” She pouted. “You—” She cut him off. “But I already knew you were my father.”

When it came to matters of interest, she didn’t even want to pretend anymore. “What do you mean I don’t share the last name? I’ve carried a Knight family member in my belly! My poor Lily is still in the hospital, all alone, receiving treatment while her mother is being bullied like this. It’s really inhumane!” Lydia put on her usual act, crying and making a scene, appealing to everyone’s sympathy for her sick daughter. Lydia was merely the daughter of a subordinate of Lucius’ father—Jay. At a banquet, she climbed the social ladder and successfully became Jay’s mistress, even getting pregnant.

“Off with her ex before my dad. He died and she claim the insurance, even when it was stated for my school, she got married to rich ass jerk and he was beating me while she watch and did nothing” “So, I left, but Noah, he couldn’t, I wasn’t legal. Then I found out she was slowly feeding him arsenic with other drugs, to kill him and claim his insurance, it was slow to look naturally” I mumbled, the tears slowly dropping. “His organs were shutting down, from dialysis to help with his kidney, to a whole treatment and not once did she check in on us” I broke, crying, only looking up when I heard a low whistle. He looked at me and then at his lap and I obeyed. “Your brother name” He asked. “Noah