All Chapters of He Wanted My Sister, So I Chose His Dying Brother: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

10 Chapters

Chapter 1

When I stepped out of the old Alpha King’s main tent, I did not expect to run into Raine.He seemed to have just come from the elders’ gathering, with several young heirs from the packs at his side.The moment they saw me, they laughed.“Sia, have you chased the first heir all the way here now? If your father knew his heir had no sense of shame, he would never hold his head up before the elders again.”Raine looked at me with open distaste.“You came here to beg the old Alpha King for a bond pact, didn’t you?”“I’m warning you. Stop deciding things on your own. You’ve spent years trailing after me without dignity and made enough of a spectacle already. What happens between us is something I still need to discuss with the old Alpha King myself.”That look in his eyes was one I knew too well.In my last life, he had looked at me like that all the way to the end.I pressed down the heaviness in my chest and said evenly, “The old Alpha King summoned me for my coming-of-age ceremony. It has

Chapter 2

Raine arrived late to my coming-of-age feast with Veya at his side.The elders had already withdrawn, leaving only a cluster of young wolves from the packs who stayed behind to watch the spectacle. Veya’s hair was slightly disordered, her eyes damp and bright, her cheeks flushed. Raine looked equally pleased with himself, and the marks along his neck told the rest of the story.No one there was foolish enough to miss what had happened between them. They were waiting for me to explode.In the past, I would have overturned the table and made a scene.Now I only lifted my wine glass.Raine had already placed Veya behind him, clearly expecting tears or outrage, something he could use to put me in my place. When I did nothing and simply set my wine glass down, he frowned, then smiled.“So this is your new strategy? You’re afraid I’ll delay the bond pact, so you’ve decided to act obedient.”He let his gaze travel over me, amused.“That’s better. If you want to be my mate, you should at least

Chapter 3

Every wolf there waited for my answer.I remembered the old Alpha King’s warning and chose not to argue. They would all learn soon enough.On the way back, Veya rode with me in the same carriage. She looked at the wine on my clothes and smiled with open satisfaction.“So what if you really do become Luna one day? If you can’t win Raine’s heart, you’re still nothing.”Without Raine beside her, she no longer bothered to pretend sweetness.Looking at that smug face, I thought of my last life. My mother had bonded with her off to one of my father’s young retainers. He had risen in time, remained grateful to my father, and treated Veya with a devotion she never deserved. In truth, she had lived far better than I ever did.This time, I would not let my mother interfere.I wanted to see what kind of end Veya would reach when left to her own choices.So I only said, “Then I wish you and the First Heir a long life together.”That took the wind out of her at once. By the time the carriage stoppe

Chapter 4

The moment I saw the blood at Aro’s mouth, anger surged through me.Raine had seen that necklace before. He knew exactly where it came from. Yet to protect Veya, he had chosen blindness and struck my attendant besides.I looked straight at him.“You struck one who serves me. That is the same as striking me.”I had never truly turned my anger on him before. That seemed to startle him. For a moment he almost looked ready to explain himself.Veya moved first. She took off the necklace and held it out to me with reddened eyes.“If you want it so badly, Sia, then take it. Just don’t fight with Raine because of me.”But before it reached my hand, she loosened her fingers and let it fall.The pendant shattered on the stones.My chest tightened. I raised my hand toward her, and Raine shoved me hard enough that I stumbled and fell.“Sia, have you had enough yet?”His face was hard with disgust.“Look at you.”Veya curled herself against him, and even through her false tears I saw the satisfacti

Chapter 5

The moment the chief attendant read out Kaelan’s name, Raine’s head snapped up and the color drained from his face.He stared at him and said darkly, “You read that wrong.”The chief attendant looked back at him without warmth. “First Heir, mind yourself.”Silence fell at once.The young wolves who had still been enjoying the spectacle lowered their heads, barely daring to breathe.The skin scroll made it plain enough.The old Alpha King had named Sia of Redmoon Pack and Kaelan, fourth heir to the Alpha King’s line, as the pair to be bonded.⸻

Chapter 6

When the chief attendant finished reading, he turned to me, his tone softer than before.“Sia, accept it.”Raine shot to his feet.“No.”He snatched the skin scroll from the attendant’s hand and read it again, as if forcing his eyes across the words would somehow change them.“This is wrong,” he muttered. “It has to be wrong.”Then he looked up at me, still clinging to hope.“Sia, this is a mistake, isn’t it? You chose me that day. The old Alpha King must have seen the wrong name.”I almost laughed at the absurdity of it.“There is no mistake,” I said. “The one I chose was Kaelan. It was always Kaelan.”At my side, Kaelan went still. When he looked at me, the surprise in his eyes was impossible to miss.Raine’s face darkened. He threw the scroll to the ground.“You’re lying. Everyone across the packs knows you loved me. How could you possibly choose that sickly cripple? The old Alpha King got it wrong.”The chief attendant’s face changed at once. He bent to retrieve the scroll, then tu

Chapter 7

By the next morning, the talk across the packs had already changed.Everywhere, wolves were saying that Raine had openly challenged the old Alpha King for Sia’s sake. Others said he had only brought Veya close on purpose after learning that Sia had chosen Kaelan, hoping jealousy would drive her back to him.I ignored all of it.The date of my bond with Kaelan had already been set. It was only a month away, and most of my time was spent preparing what I would wear for the rite.Then Kaelan came to see me.When he finally spoke, it was with visible hesitation. If I did not truly want this bond, he said, he would go to the old Alpha King himself and ask that the pact be withdrawn.I looked at him in surprise. “Why would you think I don’t want it?”His answer was quiet.“Because you cried that day.”For a moment I did not understand. Then I remembered the feast, and the sudden ache that had risen in me when I thought of his death in my last life, of how he had still tried to shield me even

Chapter 8

When I reached the entrance, Raine was already there with a line of offerings so long I could not see the end of it.I had no idea how he had gotten past confinement.Wolves had gathered all along the front, whispering over which heir the Redmoon heiress would end up bonded to in the end.Before I could say a word, Veya shoved past me and threw herself at Raine.“Raine, have you finally come for me? I haven’t seen you in so long. Do you know how much I missed you?”He pushed her away without even looking at her.Veya stumbled and fell hard to the ground, shock all over her face.Raine paid her no attention. He walked straight toward me, his eyes bright with a near-manic intensity.“Sia. I came for you.”Disgust rose in me at once.“First Heir, are you confused? Shouldn’t the one you came for be Veya?”He moved closer immediately, but I had already signaled the attendants to block him.“No, Sia. Listen to me. You’re the one who matters. No one compares to you.”I laughed once, coldly.“

Chapter 9

On the day of the bonding, the noise outside started before dawn.Kaelan had clearly put a great deal of care into the ceremony. From my home to the Alpha King’s pack, the road was lined with red carpets and firelight.I sat inside the carriage in layers of bonding dress, still holding the sweet Kaelan had slipped into my hand earlier. Somehow, the simple thing filled me with a quiet warmth.It was the second time I had traveled this road, yet everything in me was different from the life before.In my last life, I had sat trembling in the carriage, terrified that Raine would change his mind halfway and abandon me in full view of the packs, leaving me as nothing but a joke.This time, I wanted only for the rite to end so I could return with Kaelan.Then, halfway there, the carriage stopped.The music outside stopped with it. Silence spread so suddenly that it felt wrong.I was still trying to understand what had happened when the older attendant lifted the curtain and lowered her voice.

Chapter 10

That night, after Kaelan and I shared the ceremonial wine, he began removing the heavy ornaments from my hair one by one.I had been holding back the question for too long.“We had never even met before this,” I said at last. “Why are you so good to me?”His hand paused for only a moment.“We did meet,” he said quietly. “You just don’t remember.”I looked at him in surprise.“When?”He touched the tip of my nose with one finger, a faint smile at his mouth.“You really don’t remember? The little fox you used to go and talk to every day?”I froze, and then all at once, I remembered.When I was very young, I once lost my way in the Alpha King’s pack and came across a little boy by accident.He had been terribly thin then, pale as winter, leaning by the window so quietly that he looked like a fox kit too weak to live.I had asked him for directions. He told me he had never been outside either, then called over an older attendant to lead me back.Later I learned that he had been too ill to

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