Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Chapter 384 Doesn’t That Seem Unfair to Her?

Bill gently patted Dorothy’s shoulder as they both stared into the night

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After a long pause, he spoke. “Let’s wait another two years. Once Hayz is married, we can tell her then.

“Even though she’s not our biological granddaughter, we’ve treated her as our own for all these years. Honestly, every time I tell her she’s our son’s daughter. I feel guilty.”

Tears fell from Dorothy’s eyes. “I wish she was truly our son’s child, but it wasn’t meant to be.

“She’s been with us for so long, helping heal the pain of losing him, and she’s managed the Shadow Pack so

well.

“But she has her parents. Will they try to find her? We’ve kept her here all these years–doesn’t that seem unfair to her?”

“I’ve thought about that too,” Bill replied, handing Dorothy a tissue to wipe her tears.

“Hayz has always been smart, with excellent leadership skills, and her wolf is rare and strong. Her biological parents must be from a powerful pack, so they could find her if they wanted. But for some reason, they haven’t.

“Don’t worry, though. She’s the Alpha of our Shadow Pack and will be Luna of the Midnight Pack. Her life is on a good path, so there’s no need to stress. When the time is right, we can tell her the truth.”

Hayley’s POV:

The cold wind hit my face, but I couldn’t feel it.

in the night, unable to speak for

never expected to overhear such a huge secret while I was out

wasn’t a true werewolf of the Shadow Pack, nor was

wasn’t even

was I?

covered my mouth to hold back my tears as I quietly turned

on the floor, and

never known the love of my parents, I was content with the love of Grandpa

was privileged, respected, and adored by everyone around me. I had always felt so

everything I

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Doesn’t That Seem Unfair

me even

there. But soon, I heard

Grandma’s voice came through full of

my tears, took a

Grandma immediately noticed something was wrong.

opened the door and turned on the light.

you

stepped forward, reaching out for

a bad dream. “It’s okay.

say anything, just clung to

just a dream. We’re here,” she soothed.

hugged her tightly and asked, “Grandma,