All Chapters of The Alpha's Secret Twins: Rise Of The Rejected Luna: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Helena.Hawthorne stood across from me, surrounded by black energy that moved over his body like living shadows. The remaining ancient seal had completely entered him, turning his body into a vessel for a power he could barely control. His breathing was heavy, but his eyes still carried the same stubborn anger.Elaine stepped beside me, and for a moment, neither of us spoke. We had spent years carrying anger toward each other because of everything Hawthorne had done. Yet standing beside my daughter now, I realized that his actions had separated us for too long, and I would not allow him to do that anymore.“He's getting stronger,” Elaine warned me, her voice tense as Hawthorne slowly raised his head. I watched the black energy moving across his arms before answering her. “He is, but the seal is unstable,” I explained. “He is forcing it to obey him, and that weakness may be our only chance.”Hawthorne suddenly lifted his hand, and a wave of black power rushed toward us. Elaine and I mo

Killian. I stared at Candice, her hand still wrapped tightly around mine, and for the first time in my life, the thought of losing my Alpha status did not feel like the end of everything. It should have terrified me. The crown had been placed on my shoulders when I was young, and I had spent years believing it was the thing that made me strong. But looking at Candice, Leo, Lia, Nessa, and everyone who had fought beside me, I finally understood how wrong I had been. “I can let it go,” I told Candice quietly, tightening my fingers around hers as the ancient blood road shook beneath our feet. “If keeping my crown means keeping this system alive, then I don't want it anymore.” The words felt strange leaving my mouth, but they were honest, and for once, I did not feel the need to protect my pride. Candice searched my face, her eyes filled with worry as the Guardian mark on her skin began glowing bright

Candice. Hawthorne's threat echoed through the chamber, but my attention remained on the glowing road beneath my feet. Something about it felt different now, almost like it was waiting for me. The Guardian mark burned against my skin, and beneath that pain, I felt countless voices calling through the ancient blood, asking me to understand. For years, I had believed Guardians existed to fight powerful Alphas. I thought our purpose was to stop rulers who became dangerous and destroy those who abused their authority. But standing inside the ancient road, I finally understood the truth. Guardians were never created to destroy powerful Alphas. We were created to protect the freedom of every wolf. Whenever an Alpha became powerful enough to control others through the ancient blood roads, the Guardian was supposed to close those roads. We were meant to stop one wolf from taking away another wolf's choices. We were never meant t

Candice. Nessa's scream reached me just as I stepped into the center of the Guardian road. The final bond had snapped, and the ancient blood system was suddenly exposed. I could feel the entire network trembling beneath my feet, desperate to reconnect before I could close it. I planted my feet firmly and raised my hands, knowing this was the moment everything had been leading toward. The Guardian mark on my skin burned so fiercely that I nearly cried out, but I refused to move. Silver light spread from my body and entered the ancient road, pushing through every blood path connected to the First Alpha. I could feel thousands of connections weakening at once, and the voices of wolves began disappearing from my mind as the system started losing its hold. The six Alpha pillars cracked simultaneously. A deafening sound filled the chamber as ancient stone split from top to bottom. The pillars had stood for

Candice. Killian's question stayed between us, heavier than anything the ancient blood had ever placed on my shoulders. He stood in front of me without his crown, without the Alpha authority that had once made every wolf lower their head, and without the ancient connection that had shaped so much of our lives. For the first time, he was simply Killian, waiting for my choice. I looked at him for several seconds before reaching for his hand. “I would still choose you,” I told him softly, watching his expression change as my words reached him. “Not because destiny chose you for me, and not because our bloodlines decided that we belonged together. I choose you because after everything we have survived, I still want you beside me.” Killian's fingers tightened around mine as emotion crossed his face. “Even without the bond?” he asked quietly, almost afraid of the answer. I nodded slowly, fee