After I Torched Alive, My Alpha Went crazy novel Chapter 13

Three years of mate's life, fifteen years of growing up together, and this is how little he thought of me.

I didn’t bother responding. My dry eyes ached, but I didn’t care. Let him think whatever he wanted. It was all over now.

I dragged my suitcase toward the door.

Sienna’s voice drifted over. "Nathan, I heard you were supposed to take Oliver camping, but I asked you to come see the Northern Lights with me instead. Is my sister upset because of that?"

Nathan’s tone was soft. "It’s fine. Camping can wait. But seeing the Northern Lights? That’s a once-a-year opportunity."

Wait? The word made me laugh bitterly. An overwhelming sadness gripped me, and I quickened my pace toward the door.

Nathan must have finally realized I wasn’t joking. He rushed over, grabbing my arm angrily. "What are you trying to do at this hour—"

But he stopped mid-sentence, stunned by the hopelessness in my eyes. "It’s just a missed camping trip. It’s not a big deal."

Tina howled in agony and my body seemed to be pounded repeatedly and mercilessly.

Having just ended the MATE relationship, the person who betrayed and started it all, nothing happened, while I had to go through the grief of losing my son, and the double pain after ending the MATE relationship.

Nathan’s expression, which had softened for a brief moment, turned cold and furious again. He shielded Sienna, glaring at me. "Grace, have you lost your mind? How could you hit your own sister?"

Ignoring his outburst, I focused on Sienna. "Don’t you dare insult Oliver!"

Tears welled up in Sienna’s eyes. "Nathan, please don’t be angry. Don’t let me come between you and my sister. If Grace doesn’t want to admit Oliver was faking, I won’t bring it up again."

My stomach twisted painfully. Tina struggles to get out and tear Sienna's mouth off. I looked at Nathan. "Do you think Oliver was faking his illness too?"

Nathan didn’t answer. He glanced around, noticing that Oliver wasn’t there. With a dismissive shrug, he said, "Did you send him back to the hospital for another one of your ‘performances’?"