My Family Stole My Run I Returned A Leader Chapter 32
Three months later, Bella posted a formal correction on her public account.
She admitted that the project had never refused to treat her.
The moment I saw her application, I had completed the recusal.
She also admitted that the livestream had been an attempt to use public pressure to force me to appear in person.
Attached to the end of the correction were the family vacation roster and chat records from three years prior.
“Paloma did not abandon a family that needed help.”
“We excluded her from the family first, and then demanded she come back when we needed her.”
“She should not have to carry any of this anymore.”
After the correction went up, my mother called over and over, telling her to delete it.
Bella did not answer.
Stefan did not plead for anyone anymore, either.
He kept his word and disappeared completely from my life.
I only saw the correction because the ethics committee archived it with the public response materials.
I read it once, then closed the page.
Bella’s willingness to face her own responsibility was part of her treatment.
That did not create any obligation for me to accept her.
My life did not pause just because they had begun to regret what they had done.
The wolf-form recovery project completed its final round of evaluations.
The results passed a joint review by the Northern Packs and became an official intervention protocol.
My advisor placed an appointment letter in front of me.