The S-Rank Wolf They Failed to See Chapter 05

The S-Rank Wolf They Failed to See Chapter 05

Once I entered the Northern Territory, my life changed completely.

Nobody called me by the wrong name anymore.

Nobody asked me, “Why can’t you be as good as your sister?”

After my professor confirmed my S-rank talent, she placed me directly into the highest-level research

group.

My phone buzzed. My mom had tagged everyone in the group chat:

[I’ve chartered a bus. Anyone who wants to send Nina off to Royal Werewolf Academy, come now. First

come, first served.]

I’d been so busy with my schedule that I’d actually forgotten Ayla was still living in her little fantasy about attending Royal Werewolf Academy.

The group chat exploded again.

My aunt posted a video.

In it, everyone was fighting to carry Ayla’s luggage. They kept calling her “genius” over and over, cheeks flushed pink.

Someone mentioned me.

“Isn’t Ayla going to see her sister off?”

and Ayla’s

My mom laughed and said, “Ayla’s at her grandmother’s house preparing for next year’s exams. She won’t

be coming.”

They all thought I was at Grandma’s place.

Grandma never slipped up either. Sometimes when my mom called, she’d tell her I’d been studying really

hard lately.

Who would’ve guessed that the quiet, obedient oldest daughter was now half a world away from them?

After they arrived at Royal Werewolf Academy, more photos flooded the group chat.

Relatives took turns posing with Ayla in front of the Silvermoon Stone at the academy gates. They made

their kids shake Ayla’s hand, hoping some of her “genius luck” would rub off on them.

“Okay, okay, let Nina check in first. We’ll have plenty of time for handshakes at the hotel dinner later.”

My mom wrapped an arm around Ayla and walked her to the registration desk.

Ayla handed over my Pack Identity Crest. The admissions officer gave it a second look.

“Nina, the student who ranked third in the alliance-wide awakening trials?”

“Yes, professor.” Ayla nodded with a smile.

The professor typed something into the computer, then looked up and asked again:

“You’re definitely Nina Moonvale?”

The second confirmation made Ayla nervous.

My mom squeezed Ayla’s hand and spoke up. “Professor, you personally called Nina to invite her here. Don’t

you remember?”

“We did call personally, but…”

Before the professor could finish, Zane stepped in. “Professor, wouldn’t you say Nina looks nicer than her photograph? That Pack Identity Crest picture really didn’t do her justice.”

Ethan nodded too. “Professor, I’m Ethan, ranking third in the law program. She’s Nina, my neighbor’s

sister.”

The admissions officers all exchanged smiles.

Then their faces turned serious as they fixed their gaze on Ethan.

“Nina’s records were transferred out weeks ago.”

“She called us personally to explain the situation and asked us to keep it confidential.”

“We honestly never thought anyone would still try something this stupid-swapping twins for enrollment.”

My parents, Zane, and Ethan all froze.

My mom recovered first. She grabbed the admissions officer’s hand. “You must mean Ayla!”

“That girl was always jealous of her sister’s S-rank talent. She must have lied to you.”

She patted Ayla’s shoulder. “I swear to you. This is Nina.”

The officer smirked and pulled out a test paper.

“Nina achieved an S-rank in combat simulation. This paper should be a piece of cake for her.”

She slapped the test down in front of Ayla.

“You can start.”

“Complete this basic wolf theory test.”

Everyone’s faces went white.

Ayla stared at the paper, Koking like she was about to cry.

The officer snorted and turned to Ethan. “And you call yourself a law student.”

“I’m reporting this to the academic affairs office. You can expect to be expelled.”

Ethan’s forehead broke out in sweat.

“Professor, I swear I didn’t know which sister she was! They look exactly the same! I was kept in the dark

the whole time!”

Nobody listened to him.

The officer made a phone call. A few minutes later, the police showed up.

“Identity theft and attempted enrollment fraud.”

“You’ll all need to come with us.”