My Family Stole My Run I Returned A Leader Chapter 20
On the day of the hearing, I brought only a single folder.
My father’s side, meanwhile, was crowded.
My mother, Tony, and Stefan had all come.
Bella was absent, as she was undergoing her preliminary evaluation.
The registrar presiding over the hearing first verified each side’s claims.
My father insisted that when I transferred packs at eighteen, I had been lashing out at the family.
“She had no ability to live independently at the time.”
“We truly believed her grades were average and that her wolf-form control wasn’t stable.”
“If we had known she planned to leave, we would have stopped her.”
The registrar looked up.
“You were unaware of her official grades and unaware of which university she had applied to?”
My father’s face stiffened.
“She never told the family.”
I opened my folder.
The first document was my transfer confirmation, signed just after my eighteenth birthday.
The signature date, registration seal, and Morningwatch intake number were all clearly visible.
The second was Gray Harbor University’s full scholarship confirmation.
The third was my joint exam score and the public notice naming me student representative.
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