Crippled Luna's Farewell: Half A Life Without My Alpha's Deadly Deception

Chapter 29

Alex froze.

“So, Mom’s going with us to Great–Grandmother’s house?”

“Hmm,” Arnold replied.

At this, Alex instinctively frowned, but he didn’t say anything right away.

Mom hadn’t contacted him in over half a month, which was unusual.

He had been playing almost every day during her absence, enjoying the most carefree time of his life.

Arnold was busy with work and didn’t have time to monitor him closely.

Sarah had a job too, but no matter how busy she was, she always made time to check on his studies and daily life.

Now that Sarah wasn’t around, he realized he missed her a little–but just a little.

Because when Mom came back from a business trip, Auntie Linda wouldn’t be able to take him to school or play with him every day.

As a young wolf, his nature made him gravitate toward lively and fun caregivers like Auntie Linda. In contrast, his mother, Sarah, could be too serious and strict.

He enjoyed spending time with Linda more than with Sarah.

Aunt Linda gave him lots of candy, didn’t force him to drink bitter soup, and never insisted he attend class.

accompanied him to run in the forest or chase

always ended when Mom came

secretly hoped his mother would stay away just a

expected her to return so soon.

she would probably pick him up at the training ground tomorrow, and Auntie Linda

tomorrow night was also the night of the Moonlit Speed Race!

major event in the wolf world, where competitors raced through challenging forest

and the winner would earn the title of “Silver Moon Gale” along with

the contestants and had

out, she definitely wouldn’t let him go to Linda’s

soured Alex’s

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should he

Alex threw his silver fork onto the plate with a clattering sound.

frown. “Don’t make such rude noises during dinner.

didn’t ask his father to

jealousy or something. Mom seemed to dislike Aunt Linda, who

into a fight with Dad if he tried

was so annoying!

appetite for