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Two Sisters Break the Bonds, Two Brothers Break Down

Two Sisters Break the Bonds, Two Brothers Break Down

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Whenever someone hurt my older sister, her first instinct was to make excuses for them. Mine was to ask what gave them the right. We couldn't have been more different, but we both married sons of the Alpha King. Adrian had a gift for governing and was widely expected to be the next Alpha King. When he proposed to my sister, he promised that the place beside his throne would belong to her alone. Ronan commanded the warriors of the northern territories. He had never lost a challenge, yet he spent an entire year pursuing me before I said yes. We both thought we'd chosen the right mates. Then the Alpha King's two sons brought Clara, the daughter of the man who had saved their lives, to live in the Moon Chambers. All Clara had to do was say she was scared, and they would cancel dates with us to rush to her side. At our third-anniversary vow renewal, she suddenly burst into tears and accused my sister of attacking her with her wolf's aura. My sister rushed to explain, but Adrian demanded an apology before she could finish. Ronan tried to enlist my help. “Talk to Evelyn. Once she apologizes, we can get on with the ceremony.” “And if she doesn't?” I asked. “Do you really want to keep all these guests waiting?” I turned, walked up to the altar, and blew out my vow candle. Ronan snatched up the matches beside the candleholder. “Lia!” I looked at him. “If her apology is the price of renewing our vows, then I won't renew them.”

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1

Ronan struck a match and reached to relight the candle.

I moved between him and the candleholder.

“So unless my sister admits she's wrong, this ceremony isn't worth continuing?”

“That's not what I meant.”

“Then let her finish.”

Evelyn was still cradling the white roses she'd brought for her husband. “Please don't fight with Ronan because of me.”

“Why did Clara accuse you?”

“She was standing beside Adrian. I asked her to take a seat with the guests.”

My sister pointed to the altar. She was supposed to stand beside her husband so they could recite their vows together.

“That was all I said. She clutched her chest and said I was attacking her.”

“I didn't project my aura.” My sister looked at her husband. “Ask the guests who were standing nearby.”

“They're stronger than she is. They might not have felt it.”

Adrian answered without hesitation, his arm supporting Clara.

I called over the healer on duty. “If she isn't feeling well, let's have her examined first.”

Clara tightened her grip on Adrian's sleeve.

“Please don't crowd me. I'm scared…”

Adrian immediately told the healer to step back.

“She said no. Don't force her.”

“Fine,” I said. “But until we know what happened, don't force Evelyn to admit she hurt her.”

Ronan stepped close and lowered his voice.

“Her father died getting us home. Can't you show a little understanding, just this once?”

I looked at him.

When Clara first moved in, my sister had furnished her room. I'd gone to the barracks to retrieve her father's belongings for her.

When I handed them to Ronan, he'd pulled me into a brief hug. “Thank you for helping me take care of her. Knowing you're here to help takes a weight off my mind.”

Back then, helping him settle Clara in had made me a good mate. Now, because I wouldn't pressure my sister to apologize, I wasn't understanding enough.

“Taking care of her doesn't mean letting her falsely accuse my sister.”

“No one's making false accusations.” Adrian's expression darkened. “Evelyn apologizes, and we put this behind us.”

My sister looked down at the white roses in her arms, the ones she'd chosen herself.

Even when she was showing him how much she loved him, she worried about his feelings.

Yet he could stand in front of all these people and force her to admit to something she hadn't done.

She lifted her head. “And if I refuse?”

He frowned, as though the possibility had never occurred to him.

“Then don't come on tomorrow's visit to the families. Clara can't handle any more distress right now.”

My sister had spent two years looking after the families of fallen warriors.

On the strength of an accusation no one had even investigated, he'd dismissed her with a single sentence.

“Are you asking me as my husband, or giving orders because you're the Alpha King's son?”

Adrian hesitated.

“Don't make this difficult for me.”

My sister lowered her head and set the flowers on the steps.

Then she walked over and blew out the other vow candle.

“Then you can explain it to the families tomorrow.”

Both sons of the Alpha King took a few steps after us as we left.

Clara called out behind them, and Adrian stopped.

When Ronan heard her crying again, he turned back too.

As their footsteps faded, my sister walked faster and faster.

Only when we reached the elevator did she press a hand over her mouth, tears spilling down her face.
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