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Swapped by My Sister, I Made My New Family Prosperxiosper

Chapter 7 

Word Count: 1092    |    Released on: 08/09/2026

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eavy oak door flew open with a violent crash tha

len

ld like a whirlwind, her silk skir

her, his usually composed ari

e my chair, her hands hoverin

me in ragged,

ning up my wrist, the color drained from her

e sobbed, the tears spilli

ch me, but pulled her fingers b

arm! Why didn't you say anything? Why did y

," I said softly, trying to pull

worse than

air snapped, his voice vi

r, his tall frame trembling as he

r at the gates. Mrs. Perkins did not act alo

into tight, white-knuc

ial... to scald her like a common stray on my

ler rushed in, breathless, carryin

doctor wheezed, immediately se

sin of cold boiled water, and severa

" Dr. Miller murmured gen

e water and began cleaning the dirt a

hot knife scraping ac

roat, my vision swimming

id not

not pu

rhythmic, staring at the small bras

own thigh with horsehair while vampire siege

gonblood poison di

urn was

e, astonishment written p

ands working with practiced speed as he lanced the worst bliste

oody murder when I clean

d, her voice cracking with fresh grief as she pr

ain because no one there c

he doctor wrapped clean white linen around

g his instruments, footsteps

through the

nds, she carried a small, carved white jade contain

ra said, her voice form

d and presented the jade

rlene's injuries," Elara said, her words d

e-Bone Salve from

er gaspe

there are only three jars left

over cowardice," Elara continued,

g boots and escorted to the ancestral shrine immediately. He i

ed a heavy, sh

is apo

at the third bell,"

her forgiveness. If he refuses, the Matriarch will have him se

es, letting out a r

ancestral shrine was a punishment reserved

pride of an

ll shall be done," Alistai

oom, his heavy boots echoing with deadly purp

to me, lingering

Matriarch does not like to

only Elena and I remained in

the cool white ja

l skirmish

r frost of the shrine stones, and the highest authority in House Bea

g dark of the ancestral crypts, a storm wa

rs, the bitter cold sinking into his joints like needles. He had mad

learn humi

d learn

ke him far more dangerous than

in that life-young, helpl

tter how many roads I changed, would

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Swapped by My Sister, I Made My New Family Prosperxiosper
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“In my past life, I spent twenty years breaking my bones just to earn a single scrap of my father's approval. I gave my brother the military strategies that bought his captaincy, and accepted a hollow betrothal to a noble heir to secure the Kowalski family's power. But when the vampire legions shattered the border, my family volunteered me as a sacrifice. They shipped me to the front lines in an unarmored wagon, telling the imperial court I wanted to be a martyr. I fought with broken blades until my palms were shredded to the bone, desperately waiting for my brother Dominic's cavalry to relieve the gatehouse. When he finally walked into the blood-soaked courtyard, his sword was perfectly clean. "Your death is worth far more to the Kowalski name than your life ever was, little sister," he smiled. Then, he drove a dragonblood spike straight through my chest. As I burned to ash from the inside out, I realized my half-sister had planned to steal my fiancé all along, and my father had traded my corpse for a political seat. I had worked like a pack mule for a family that viewed me as nothing but disposable cattle. Opening my eyes, the phantom pain vanished, replaced by the smell of oiled leather and old parchment. I was back in the twentieth year of my life, sitting in the mediation chamber for my parents' divorce. "Sign the document, Arlene," my father barked, expecting me to pledge my loyalty to his household once again. I didn't lower my head to beg this time. I leaned back in my chair, looked him dead in the eye, and chose my mother.”