When I was given a second chance at life, I graciously handed my parents and my fiancé back to the adopted daughter who had lived my life for twenty years.
I stopped competing with her.
When my mother threw her a lavish twenty-first birthday gala, I took the gold wolf-emblem brooch Queen Evelyn Fraser had given me and pinned it to her gown.
When my father decided to tear down my suite to build her a climate-controlled recovery wing, I moved out of the Westvale Pack’s Alpha residence that same day.
Even when the marriage contract arrived from the Eastmere Pack, I was the one who personally filled in Isabella Parker’s name.
And I petitioned the royal family to let me accompany Prince Rowan—stripped of his succession rights—to the northern frontier.
In my previous life, I had craved my biological parents’ love and desperately tried to win the affection of my fiancé, Adrian Cole.
Instead, they saw it as me competing with Isabella for their attention, and their hatred for me only grew.
On our wedding day, Adrian abandoned me at the altar and left with Isabella. I was left in the Eastmere Pack to care for his mother, who was paralyzed after a stroke.
I worked myself into an early grave. As I lay dying, I heard my father’s voice come through the hospital room monitor, complaining, “If I’d known she’d make Isabella suffer this much, I never would have brought her back.”
My mother sounded relieved. “It’s for the best if she dies. Then Isabella can marry Adrian, fair and square.”
Down the hall, Adrian had already changed into his formalwear, preparing to give Isabella the wedding she deserved.
As the sound of celebration music drifted into my room, I took my last breath, tears tracking paths down my face.
When I opened my eyes again, I was back in the first month after I was brought home to the Westvale Pack.
This time, I wanted none of it.
I was going back to the North. I would never see them again.
She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 24 The capital streets were bright with lights, and people hurried past beyond the car windows. After we had been driving for a while, Prince Rowan spoke, his voice unusually careful. “The truth is, I met you long before this.” I turned to look at
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She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 23 He had never once given me a kind look. Instead, he had decided I was the one who drove Isabella away and demanded every day that I bring her back. This life, I had done nothing for him at all. And yet at the
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She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 22 “During all those years you struggled out there just to stay alive, you must have thought every day about why your biological parents never came to find you.” “You must have hated us so much.” I didn’t answer. No late understanding could undo a
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She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 21 My mother spent every day crying in his hospital room. Meanwhile, Prince Rowan used the poisoning investigation to trace the secret web of interests between Westvale and several Royal Council members. Multiple councilors who had opposed his succession were suspended or arrested. Westvale had
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She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 20 “Dad. Mom.” Isabella’s whole body convulsed. “What are you doing here?” My mother stared at her in disappointment, tears streaming down her face. “Isabella, how can you still call us that?” My father trembled with rage. “How have we treated you all this time?”
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She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 19 My mother’s grip tightened, her bloodshot eyes fixed on me. “Isabella is all we have left. What more do you want?” “If you’ll just let her go, then come after me instead!” I set down my cup. “You’ve treated her like your only real
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She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 18 On Isabella’s third day in the heir’s wing, a dessert she had sent over personally tested positive for a lethal poison. Her fingerprints were on the dessert box, and kitchen access records showed she had entered the preparation area alone and unsupervised. That very
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She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 17 I said to the Royal Guard, “Please escort them out. Grandma Maeve has only just arrived in the capital. Don’t let unrelated people disturb her.” The security doors slowly closed, shutting out my mother’s hateful, despairing screams. After that, Westvale sent me expensive gifts
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She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 16 They thought my walking out of the Royal Castle meant I had forgiven them. What they didn’t notice was that my eyes were fixed the entire time on an old SUV driving toward us in the distance. The car stopped in front of the
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She Stole My Fiancé So I Married The Prince Chapter 15 The onlookers and media on the street fell silent. Westvale’s Pack Guards all lowered their heads, daring not to come any closer to the car. That same day, the royal family issued a formal announcement recognizing my marriage to Prince Rowan. As Princess Camille,
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