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Following the tragic deaths of Marilyn's mother and stepfather, she received an astonishing revelation that she had a younger half-brother named Lynn, residing hundreds of kilometers away within a different wolf pack. Despite being eighteen years old, Lynn had not yet undergone his first transformation into a wolf.
With the unfortunate demise of Lynn's grandparents, Marilyn, unrelated by blood, found herself appointed as his sole legal guardian, bearing the responsibility to care for his well-being.
The harsh realities of their impoverished existence had molded Lynn into a reticent and introspective individual. However, akin to the unwavering resilience of a young poplar tree, he grew into a poised and striking young man, fearlessly confronting life's challenges.
On the night when Marilyn brought him to her home, Lynn, who had shown no prior signs of undergoing the wolf shift, unexpectedly entered his awakening phase. Restless and uneasy, he stood in the living room, beads of sweat forming on his brow as he gazed at Marilyn, softly murmuring, "Sis……, I believe I may be running a fever."
This is a story about a little puppy transforming into a big wolf……

My youthful Alpha stepbrother

October's Red Valley Pack grew cooler with each passing day, as the belated autumn chill swiftly enveloped this bustling city. On the evening of the fourth, in the quiet and spacious living room, I was engrossed in studying at my desk. Suddenly, the screen of my phone lit up as an incoming call came through. My phone was resting on the right side of the desk, within easy reach just by raising my eyes.

Before the ringing tone even sounded, the screen illuminated, and I instinctively picked up the phone as I recognized the caller. However, upon seeing who was calling, my actions halted momentarily, and my eager movements slowed down.

I answered the call, and Karl's languid voice emanated through the receiver, "Hey, Lynn, why can't I reach my sister on her phone?"

I activated the speakerphone and placed the phone down, replying, "She's gone out."

Chapter 49-influence