Mated in the Shadow of My Sister novel Chapter 52

Chapter 0052

I know that I wanted the Little Brat to be miserable and pay for her role in getting Stephanie killed, but for

some reason, I had always just assumed that she was still being loved and taken care of at home. In fact,

that was one of the reasons that I made sure that she was tormented at school, and why even now |

believed that she deserved further punishment.

Of course… if Nick told me three months ago that his family had been ignoring Lily for the past six years, would I have cared? I do not know, but I do not think so. So maybe it really is the mate bond. making me

soft.

Urgh.

Either way, I was starting to realize that I have made a lot of assumptions about a lot of things… and I was also starting to wonder whether Dr. Hyder may have been on to something when he accused my parents of putting their heads in the sand.

Double urgh. Okay, time to focus.

“Mother, where does Father keep the files on pack members? I want to look at Lily’s file.”

“James, please let this go. You have already rejected Lily and she left the pack. She

“I want the file, Mother,” I said firmly.

“James…”

“Mother, after the story that you just told, you are not exactly in a position to be giving a lecture or advice about anything. Where is the file?”

My mother flinched at the second jab, but then pointed to a set of cabinets in the corner of my father’s office. Like the human world, pack business had gone almost entirely digital. However, my father still preferred to have a paper file with basic information about each of our pack members. He likes the nostalgia of it, having learned to do it that way from my grandfather, who learned it from his great-

grandfather.

I went over to the cabinets and located Lily’s file. I quickly glanced through it until I found the information that I was looking for. It took a few seconds to register the import of what I was looking at, but when I did, the second bomb that Dr. Hyder had set for me exploded.

(Lily POV)

I looked at myself in the full-length mirror. I was wearing a short green party dress that somehow managed to accentuate my eyes and my legs at the same time. I half-wondered if the image in the mirror