The Alpha Aunt They Framed Chapter 01

The Alpha Aunt They Framed Chapter 01

After my daughter’s senior prom ended, my niece’s article, Because I’m an Omega, My Alpha Aunt

Made Me Serve Her Daughter, went viral across the pack’s social media platforms.

It happened right after she entered her senior year at Westbridge Pack Academy. Elara moved into

my home, claiming she needed a place to stay.

Worried that she might feel like an outsider, I occasionally asked her to help with a few simple

chores she could handle.

In my first life, after graduation, both she and my Alpha daughter, Brielle, received acceptance

letters from Yale University.

News stations fought to be the first to cover our story, asking how I had raised two top students.

I was happily sharing my experience when Elara suddenly pulled out a journal.

The title was Because I’m an Omega, My Alpha Aunt Made Me Serve Her Daughter.

Elara became an overnight sensation. But I suffered online harassment and doxxing by furious

online mobs.

[Aunt Maren, my parents send you money every week too. Why did I still have to live in your house like a scared little mouse, always watching my every move? You deserved everything that happened

to you.]

In the end, I was pushed into the river and drowned after Elara accidentally revealed my location to the “righteous” online mobs.

When I opened my eyes again, I had rebirthed to the day Colin, my brother-in-law, had just brought

Elara to my doorstep.

Seriously? Because I’m an Omega, my Alpha aunt made me serve her daughter?

Fine. This time, you’ll find out what it truly means to live under someone else’s roof.

MAREN’S POV

[Maren, I’m really counting on you. Elara and Brielle are in the same grade anyway. Taking care of one child is no different from taking care of two. I’ll transfer her weekly living expenses to your

account on time. Please help us out.]

Looking at the familiar PackChat message from Colin on my phone and the $215 deposit

notification from my banking app, I finally confirmed that I had been reborn.

Staring at the $215, I couldn’t help but laugh.

Their family really knew how to make a deal.

I was an adult Alpha from Greyhaven Pack and worked as a freelance writer. To help my Alpha

daughter, Brielle, prepare for her graduation exam, I rented an apartment near Westbridge Pack Academy so she could attend school without living on campus.

When Colin and his mate, Yvonne, found out, they claimed they needed to travel far away for work

and used that excuse to send Elara to stay with me. Then they told me they would give me $215 per

week for her expenses.

An American student’s basic weekly expenses were around $400. What they gave me covered only

half of that, and it didn’t include rent.

I knew perfectly well that $215 wouldn’t even cover a child’s meals, let alone the extra expenses that came with raising a teenage girl.

But she was still the child I had watched grow up. How could I really refuse her?

That was how Elara moved into my home.

Afraid that she would feel uncomfortable, I told her that her parents sent me living expenses every

week, but I never mentioned the exact amount. I simply told her to treat this place like her own

home.

Whatever I bought for Brielle, I bought one for her too. From school supplies and pens to allowance

and tutoring.

I never treated her differently just because she wasn’t my biological daughter.

At first, when she offered to help around the house, I always turned her down.

But later, I worried that she might feel useless or lose her confidence, so I eventually let her handle a few simple chores that didn’t take much time or effort.

In the end, both girls were accepted into Yale University, and I was truly proud.

I thought all the effort I had put into raising them had finally paid off. But I never imagined that,/ from beginning to end, I had only been fooling myself.

I had raised an ungrateful traitor.

Thinking about how I was destroyed by online harassment and eventually died in my first life, I

clenched my fists.

This time, I wouldn’t go easy on Elara.