Alle Kapitel von THE ALPHA CHOOSE THE WRONG SISTER : Kapitel 81 – Kapitel 90

Aria’s POVThe room stayed quiet after the female Alpha spoke.I could feel everyone watching me now.The three visiting Alphas were no longer looking at me with curiosity alone.Now there was caution too.Respect.Maybe even concern.Honestly, I preferred this over fear.At least respect made people think before doing something stupid.Alpha Rowan was the first to speak again.“I have heard many stories over the last few days,” he said calmly. “But seeing this with my own eyes is different.”His eyes moved briefly toward the silver cage again where Dravenna and Malvora were still glaring at each other.Malvora noticed immediately. “If you keep staring, I’m charging entrance fees.”Dravenna rolled her eyes. “Nobody would pay.”“I’m more interesting than you.”“That is impossible.”Rylan sighed loudly from beside Damon. “I regret keeping them alive every single morning.”That almost made me laugh. Almost.The female Alpha stepped closer slowly before stopping in front of me.Unlike the

Aria’s POVThe hall stayed quiet after the vampires left.Nobody rushed to speak because everyone understood the meaning of what just happened. This was no longer just a visit or warning. It had turned into a direct involvement from Valerius, the Vampire King.Rylan was the first to break the silence.“So that was really him sending people here,” he said.Alpha Rowan nodded slowly.“Yes. That was a formal message. Not a random visit.”Selene crossed her arms.“They came here to confirm Aria’s presence and reaction. That much is clear.”Maya added quietly.“They were studying her behavior.”All eyes briefly shifted to me again, and I did not like that attention.Damon stepped forward slightly and spoke in a firm tone.“This meeting is over.”No one argued. Even the visiting Alphas stayed silent.He continued giving instructions immediately.“Security increases around the entire territory. No one enters or leaves without approval.”A warrior at the side bowed.“Yes, Alpha.”Damon turned

Damon’s POVWe had just finished securing the northern movement when another scout arrived from the border line.He stopped quickly in front of me and spoke.“Alpha, there is a female at the outer border.”Rylan frowned immediately.“Another one?”The scout shook his head.“She is alone. No weapons. She is weak and struggling to stand.”Maya stepped closer.“Did she say who she is?”The scout hesitated.“She gave a name. Lilith.”That name stopped everything for a moment.Rylan turned slightly toward me.“That is Aria’s sister.”I already knew.Lilith had been banished from this pack after she openly challenged Aria’s authority and tried to turn the pack against her.Rylan continued.“This could still be a trap.”I didn’t respond to him immediately. I looked at the scout.“Confirm her condition.”The scout nodded quickly.“Yes, Alpha. She is barely standing. She looks like she has been through severe starvation and injury.”Maya spoke next.“If that is true, she needs medical attentio

Lilith’s POVI woke up in a healing room. My body was weak, heavy, and in pain. I tried to move and immediately regretted it. My ribs and arms hurt too much, so I stopped.A healer was already inside the room. She noticed I was awake.“You’re awake,” she said.I looked around slowly. The room was clean, simple, and unfamiliar.“Where am I?” I asked.“You are in the pack healing wing,” she replied.That meant one thing. I was inside Damon’s territory.I asked again, more carefully.“Who brought me here?”The healer paused before answering.“Alpha Damon ordered your transfer.”I stayed quiet for a moment after that.Damon brought me in. Not Aria. Not anyone else. Damon.The healer moved closer and checked my bandages. She did not treat me like I was dangerous, but she also did not treat me like I belonged here.“You were found at the northern border,” she said. “You were in very bad condition. If you had stayed outside longer, you would not have survived.”I didn’t respond. I already un

Damon’s POV I stepped out of Lilith’s room and closed the door behind me. The corridor was quiet, but I already knew Aria was there. She was standing at the far end, watching me without moving. I walked toward her and stopped in front of her. She didn’t wait long. “You were inside with her again.” “Yes,” I replied. Her expression didn’t change. “I expected that answer.” I studied her face. She wasn’t asking for confirmation. She was confirming her own conclusion. “What did she say?” she asked. “Nothing useful,” I said. Aria gave a short, dry look. “She never says anything useful when you are the one asking.” “That is not true,” I replied. “It is from what I’ve seen,” she said immediately. I didn’t respond right away. Aria crossed her arms. “So tell me what is actually happening inside that room.” “I checked her condition,” I said. “She is recovering.” Aria exhaled sharply. “That is not what I asked you.” “I answered what matters,” I replied. She stepped closer