My Parents Spoiled Adopted Daughter While Neglected Me, I Sneaked To Hometown Pack Chapter 09

My Parents Spoiled Adopted Daughter While Neglected Me, I Sneaked To Hometown Pack Chapter 09

I never wanted to bring any of this up. But today, I 

would. 

“When you first brought me back to the pack house, you said Amy was sick all the time, so I should stay out of her way.” 

“So while you ate in the dining room, I ate in the kitchen. Hiding. Not for ten days. Not for ten months. For ten years.” 

“You always made Amy’s favorite food. You never -not once–asked what I liked.” 

I thought about those years hunched over my plate in that tiny kitchen, and I wanted to scream. 

“Clothes? When I got to Ironclaw Pack, you said you didn’t have time to take me shopping. So you just gave me Amy’s old stuff.” 

“Even now, Mom, can you remember even one time in ten years when you took me to a store? You only ever bought Amy’s size. Isn’t that right?” 

My Luna mother covered her mouth and started 

crying silently. 

She couldn’t look at me. All she could say was, 

“Hannah… I’m sorry. I didn’t realize. It’s all my 

fault.” 

But she did realize. She just didn’t want to put in 

the effort for me. 

And the shame she felt now? It was only because 

I’d called her out. So no. I couldn’t feel sorry for her 

tears. 

“Housing? You said there weren’t enough rooms in the pack house because visiting pack elders 

needed them.” 

“So you gave me a storage closet off Amy’s room. 

No windows. No heat in the winter.” 

“When it got cold, I had to pile coats on top of myself. When it got hot, I used a fan.” 

“And even that, Amy said the fan noise bothered 

her.” 

“And don’t even get me started on 

transportation…” 

“Enough!” 

Lawrence’s whole face had turned purple. He cut 

me off. 

But I could’ve gone on for a whole day and night 

and still not covered everything. 

Training? Amy had a car pick her up. Since she 

didn’t want me in it, I had to walk from the pack house to the training grounds. 

If I left late, I’d have to run. 

And watch her car pass me by. 

Even this trip to Silvermoon Fen, I knew they were only taking me along to be a support system for 

Amy. 

The room went dead silent. 

The only sounds were two she–wolves crying. 

One was my birth mother. 

The other was Mrs. Vane. 

Mrs. Vane, someone who’d only known me for a 

few days, was sobbing like her heart was breaking 

over my pain. 

A stranger felt more for me in five minutes than my own mother had in ten years. 

Then Amy’s familiar wail cut through the quiet. 

“It’s all my fault! Everything is my fault! I took 

Hannah’s place!” 

She bolted for the balcony and climbed onto the 

ledge. 

“I’ll give Hannah back her place as a Raven. I was 

never their real daughter anyway. I didn’t deserve all that love they gave me.” 

“Hannah, don’t blame Mom and Dad and my 

brother. They just love me too much.” 

Lawrence started running toward her. “Amy, none 

of this is your fault. Don’t do this.” 

I stepped in front of him and blocked him. 

“That’s enough.” 

I pointed out the window, my voice dripping with 

sarcasm. 

“This is the first floor. Let her jump. I’d love to see 

what happens.” 

Lawrence blinked. “The… first floor?” 

The air filled with a mortifying kind of 

embarrassment.