Sylvia's POV:
Judging from Joanna's attitude, I was certain that it was Noreen.
I nearly went insane. Damn it! Noreen was literally everywhere.
"It's the person you described," Joanna whispered.
"I see." Feeling a little relieved, I questioned her about her true identity. "Rufus discovered that you're not John. The realjohn died two years ago." Joanna's lips curled up with disdain. "I know he's dead. Because I'm that loser's twin sister."
I was a little taken aback. Did this mean Joanna was actually the daughter of an Alpha? But why had John's parents claimed that they had no knowledge of it?
When were at school, we knew that John was the son and successor of an Alpha. But at that time, several rumors had been floating about that John was dissolute and incompetent, and he was a worthless person. However, when I'd become acquainted with John at school, I discovered that he wasn't as bad as the rumors claimed. Instead, he was pretty amazing.
At that time, we'd all thought that the rumors were false. It was only now that we knew we had mistaken someone else for him.
Still, there was no doubt that compared with the dead John, Joanna was superior in all aspects, including her capabilities and the manner in which she handled situations.
I just couldn't comprehend why she would assume John's identity. And why did her parents deny her existence?
Noticing my puzzled expression, she began to narrate her story. "Before I was born, a witch had prophesized to my mother that the twins in her womb couldn't both live. If she didn't give up one of them, it would bring disaster on the entire pack."
"So your mother believed the witch?"
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