Todos os capítulos de THE ALPHA CHOOSE THE WRONG SISTER : Capítulo 161 - Capítulo 164

Elias’s POVThe days after that didn’t feel like days. They felt like the same moment repeating itself over and over, just in different lighting. People kept trying to act normal around me, but I could see it in their eyes—they were careful now. Careful with what they said, careful with how they looked at me, careful like I was something fragile that might break again if touched the wrong way. I didn’t stop them. I didn’t correct them either. I just let it happen.Eric tried the most at first. He came into my room more than once, talking about training, about patrols, about anything that wasn’t what happened. Selene also showed up sometimes, quieter, sitting nearby without forcing conversation. Kael tried jokes once or twice, but even he stopped when I didn’t react the way I used to. I wasn’t angry at them. I just didn’t have the energy to be the version of myself they were used to. Everything felt distant, like I was watching my life instead of living it.Training resumed, but I didn

Aria’s POVThe pack house finally felt alive again in a way I hadn’t felt in a long time.Not the tense kind of alive we had been surviving with for weeks, where every sound felt like a warning and every conversation carried weight. This was different. Lighter. Softer. The kind of peace that doesn’t announce itself loudly, but slowly settles into places that used to be filled with fear.I stood at the edge of the dining hall, just watching everyone without interrupting them.Damon was calmer than he had been in days, speaking with Valerius and Valerie like equals instead of enemies. There was still caution there, I could see it in the way they measured each other, but it wasn’t hostility anymore. It was understanding. Something built on survival and choice rather than conflict.Elias sat with the others again.That alone made my chest feel lighter.He wasn’t fully the same boy he used to be, the loud, careless Elias who filled every silence with noise, but he wasn’t lost anymore eithe