The Daughter They Overlooked Was a Golden Wolf Chapter 05
The entire office falls silent.
Xavier suddenly steps forward and plants both hands firmly on the desk.
“No way!”
“No… That doesn’t make any sense! She’s a STEM student. How could Royal Fang’s warrior program possibly admit her?”
Mrs. Carter lets out a cold laugh and turns the computer screen toward them, opening the school’s
college application management system.
“See for yourself.”
She points to the prominent admission status on the screen.
[Royal Fang University. Warrior Program. Officially admitted.]
“This is the final result in the admissions system. Do you really think it could be fake?”
Mom stands there with her mouth open, unable to say a word.
Megan’s voice trembles with panic.
“No… That doesn’t make any sense! She’s a STEM student. How could Royal Fang’s Warrior Program admit her?”
“How did she even get in?”
Mrs. Carter snaps the laptop shut.
“How she got in is something you should ask her yourselves. Why are you making a scene at
school?”
A burst of laughter suddenly comes from the hallway.
The students who came to watch the drama haven’t left. Instead, they’re all crowding around the
office door.
One girl can’t hold back her laughter.
“Oh, really? Who was saying Chloe had been rejected everywhere?”
“Megan, didn’t you just tell everyone your sister didn’t get into a single college? She got into Royal
Fang!”
“If you’re jealous, just admit it. Why make up stories about her?”
Megan’s face turns bright red, and tears immediately fill her eyes.
“I didn’t… I swear, I didn’t know…”
Another boy, Ken, the future Alpha of a neighboring pack, turns to Xavier and looks him up and
down.
“Xavier, aren’t you and Chloe supposed to be the golden couple at school?”
“You’re heading to a state university, while she just got into Royal Fang?”
“If I were Chloe, I’d reject you as her mate first thing. At Royal Fang, she’ll meet plenty of Alpha princes and Lycan heirs. Why would she wait around for you?”
The hallway erupts in laughter.
Xavier’s face turns from pale to red, the veins in his forehead standing out.
He suddenly grabs Megan by the arm and roughly pushes his way through the crowd.
“What are you all staring at? Move!”
After shouting, he drags the sobbing Megan away.
Landon can’t bear the humiliation either.
He grabs Mom by the arm, “Mom, let’s go. This is embarrassing enough.”
Mom stumbles as he pulls her along, then angrily curses under her breath.
“That damn Chloe! I thought she’d failed her applications and was too ashamed to come to school! Turns out she’s been hiding at home, laughing at us this whole time!”
“When I get home, I’m going to teach her a lesson!”
At seven that evening, the family returns to the Beta House with dark expressions and pushes open
the front door.
“Chloe! Come out!”
Mom throws her purse onto the couch.
“You think you’re too good for us now? How dare you make fools of your own family?”
The living room is completely silent.
Landon grits his teeth and strides toward my bedroom. He kicks the door open.
“Where are you? Come out and explain yourself!”
“How did you get into Royal Fang? What did you do to get that acceptance? You just had to outshine Megan again, didn’t you?”
The door flies open, but all three of them freeze in the doorway.
The room is completely empty.
Mom stands there in a daze, her voice trembling.
“She… She’s gone?”
Landon quickly steps inside and walks over to the now–empty desk.
Right in the center of the desk are only two things.
A house key.
And an opened Royal Fang University acceptance envelope.
The dark blue shield emblazoned on it looks almost painfully bright under the light.
But inside the envelope, there’s nothing.
