The S-Rank Wolf They Failed to See Chapter 06

The S-Rank Wolf They Failed to See Chapter 06

The group chat exploded again.

Watching my entire family pile into police cars, I felt nothing.

Soon someone tagged me and asked if I was the real Nina.

I paused, then replied with a single word: [Yes.]

[Why didn’t you say anything when this was happening?]

Say something? What was I supposed to say?

I told them at the celebration party. I told all of them.

Not a single person believed me.

Among the relatives who were just there for the drama, a few spoke up in my parents’ defense:

“This was a family matter. How did it end up in the police station?”

“Nina, if your parents go to jail, it’s your fault.”

I stared at that message for a long time.

My fault?

If they’d actually stolen my identity and taken away my spot at Royal Werewolf Academy, would anyone have spoken up for me?

No.

I didn’t bother explaining. I just quietly left that five-hundred-person group chat.

Maybe because Ayla looked pathetic, or because she hadn’t actually enrolled, they were released after a few days of reprimands.

When Ayla got out, she burst into tears. She said the fact that she’d tried to steal her sister’s spot was now on her permanent record and would follow her forever.

She sniffled and asked Ethan what he was going to do.

Ethan’s face was ashen.

He turned and stared at Ayla.

“What am I going to do? I don’t know!”

“You guys were only in there for a few days.”

“I got expelled from Royal Werewolf Academy!”

Ethan tore at his hair. Clumps fell out in his hands.

“My parents are going to kill me when they find out!”

Right as he said it, his parents pushed through the police station doors.

His father drew back and slapped Ethan across the face.

“You useless piece of trash! You threw away your entire future for her?”

While the man was hitting Ethan, his mother lunged at Ayla.

My mom, feeling sorry for her, wrapped herself around Ayla and took the hit.

“Calm down!”

“We’re all victims here!”

“Nina tricked all of us!”

“Victims?”

Ethan’s mother laughed bitterly.

“You tried to steal Nina’s achievements and failed. And now you’re blaming Nina for covering her own

back?”

“I honestly can’t understand it. You have an exceptional daughter, and instead of cherishing her, you came

up with this scheme?”

She turned to her son, his face red from the slap.

“Ethan, the only reason I let you go out was because you told me you were going to see Nina. I never

imagined the person you actually cared about was her! That little jinx!”

Ayla had never been called a disaster before. She looked up, glaring at Ethan’s mother with pure hatred.

“You called me a jinx?”

“I’m the pack’s lucky charm!”

Ayla lunged, her long nails swiping at Ethan’s mother’s face.

Ethan panicked and grabbed her.

Ayla was so furious she kicked him right in the balls.

Ethan let out a scream and crumpled to the floor.

I didn’t know about Ethan’s condition at the time.

All I knew was that the cherry blossoms at my school had bloomed. They were beautiful.

Then my phone rang.

The caller ID showed Grandma.

I picked up and heard my mother’s voice on the other end.

“Nina. I never knew you were so calculating.”

“Acting so obedient at home, wasn’t it?”

Even though I’d blocked everyone in my family, my heart still ached when I heard her voice.