Chapter 95
95 –Falling For Her Sister After Rejection
Baxter:
That day, Yuvonne stayed with me in the woods the whole time.
Even when I transitioned and she saw that my wolf was larger, fiercer, and more monstrous, she didn’t flinch.
Instead, she transitioned too and ran beside me.
It was strange. I had always thought she was the bad one.
I only knew about her from what Madeline had told me.
When I transitioned back, I changed into blue pants and a black shirt, then sat on the road next to the woods.
It was an abandoned stretch, hardly any cars passed by.
“Okay, I found some food in the car, and I’m sorry if it was meant for someone else, but I think it should be for you,” she said, walking over.
She sat in front of me and placed chocolates, juice, and energy drinks down.
“Take a bite, please,” she urged.
I grabbed a piece of chocolate. I really needed some sugar in my body at that moment.
But every time I tried to forget the pain, I remembered how Madeline had spoken about me, how she laughed at
The hurt made me stop eating.
I noticed Yuvonne was also eating the chocolates.
“I hope you don’t mind, ” she joked lightly. “You know, your wolf p>
She paused, and I nodded.
“It’s monstrous,” I said.
But she quickly shook her head.
“No, it’s powerful. I’ve never seen a wolf so magnificent. Wow, you must feel so special p>
The way she spoke about my wolf left me stunned.
She didn’t seem to see anything wrong with it. In fact, she seemed fascinated.
There were moments when I wanted to get away from her.
I didn’t want to be close to her, since Madeline disliked her, but then I’d remember her words, and how Madeline had truly broken me.
The fact that Madeline had told someone about my past meant she had already endangered me.
I wasn’t ready to talk about it. She had truly hurt me.
If anyone else had told me that Madeline had said those things about me, I would never have believed them.
But I saw Madeline myself. I saw her talk and laugh about me.
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If I still tried to defend her, I would be the one who looked like an idiot.
After Yuvonne helped me calm down, she insisted on driving me back to my pack.
She didn’t complain, and I didn’t ask how she would return.
It was only after she parked the car and left that I realized I should have asked. Was she going to take a bus?
Wouldn’t it be scary for her?
Sadly, she was already gone, and I didn’t even have her contact information.
In the next few days, she surprised me.
Somehow, she would find me and bring food to the woods.
I guess at some point I had told her I was stressed and would be heading to the woods often, and that’s where she always found me.
She would come all the way to my pack to take care of me.
She made me realize I should never have relied only on Madeline’s judgment.
After all, Madeline had judged me harshly too. So how could I trust her opinion about anyone
else?
Over time, I built a bond with Yuvonne.
Then one day, Madeline arrived to speak with us alphas about her pregnancy, and somehow the fool in me woke up again.
I noticed how the others were panicking, and it gave me an idea, maybe, just maybe, if I took care of Madeline now, she’d change her mind about me.
So I came up with a plan. I told her, ‘I know someone who can help you get rid of the baby. ‘
But the truth was, I planned to meet her alone the next day.
I would take her away under the pretense of finding help for the abortion, but once we were alone, I’d propose to
her.
I’d tell her I wanted her to keep the baby and that I would take responsibility.
I just didn’t want to say it in front of the others, because every time I did, they became hostile and demanded their own claims on her.
This time, I thought I was being clever.
I wasn’t repeating my past mistakes by sharing my plans and letting them twist them.
However, the next day when I messaged her, her reply felt like a slap.
When she told us she had gotten her period and walked away, I had a gut feeling she was trying to distance herself
from us.
Something inside me told me I needed to tell her how I felt.
After she left, I pretended to be fine, then grabbed my phone and texted her.
Me: So you know, if you were pregnant, I’d take full responsibility.
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I hit send, sitting in my room anxiously, tapping my foot on the floor, staring at the screen.
I knew it made me seem pathetic, especially after how much she’d hurt me, but when you love someone, you keep letting yourself be a fool.
Then I texted again.
Me: Even if it’s one of their kids, I’ll take responsibility.
I hit send again, losing control as I kept messaging her, telling her what I’d do for her, that I’d accept her, that I’d give her everything.
I promised her the world.
But then her response came.
Madeline: If it was your baby, trust me, I would have aborted it already. But thankfully, there’s no baby. And since the others don’t want me, I don’t want anything either, especially not you. 1
I swallowed the tears and put my phone down. Finally, her rejection struck me.
She was clearly not into me and I was just chasing after her.
The fact that she wrote about having a crush on me without any details but wrote pages after pages about the others should have told me they were special.
After that, I never texted her and actually found after weeks that she had run away.
But by then, Yuvonne had really taken care of me and my friendship grew stronger with her.
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