Todos los capítulos de The Alpha My Sister Wanted: Capítulo 151 - Capítulo 160

By the time we stepped outside, the space in front of the pack house had begun to fill.Some wolves stood in small groups. Others sat on the grass. Children leaned against tired parents. Guards who should have been sleeping had changed out of bloodstained uniforms and returned anyway.Some still had bandages around their arms.Flowers covered the bottom step.Nothing arranged.Nothing matching.Whatever people had found.Ezra stopped beside me.Grief tightened through the bond.Maren stood on his other side.

By the time we reached the pack house, I could barely feel my feet.Ezra looked worse.Nobody stopped us.That might have been the strangest part.Ronan saw us come through the doors, took one look at Ezra and said, “I have the night.”Ezra slowed.“You’ve been awake almost as long as I have.”“Yes.”“So that was a terrible argument.”“It wasn’t an argument.”Ronan pointed towards the stairs.“Go.”Ezra stared at him.I touched his arm.“He’s getting bossier.”“I noticed.”Ronan’s mouth moved.“Goodnight, Alpha.”Ezra muttered something I chose not to hear.We went upstairs.Neither of us spoke until we reached my room.I opened the door.Ezra stopped outside it.I looked back.“What?”His gaze moved past me into the room.“I should probably sleep.”“Yes.”“In my room.”I waited.He knew I was waiting.“Aurora.”“You’ve been sleeping badly for days.”“That is not an argument for me being in your bed.”“It wasn’t supposed to be.”His eyes narrowed slightly.I stepped closer.“I want yo

The door to one of the smaller sitting rooms off the lower corridor was open when I reached it.Cassian sat beside the window, dressed properly for the first time in what felt like weeks.He looked better.Not well.Better.The bruising from the cave had faded, but he still moved carefully, like his body remembered damage his skin no longer showed.“You asked for me.”“I did.”I stayed near the door.Cassian glanced at the empty chair opposite him.“You don’t have to sit.”“That sounded suspiciously like asking me to sit.”The corner of his mouth moved.“Then I’ll stop helping.”I sat.Neither of us spoke.That was becoming a habit.Cassian looked towards the window.“I’m sorry about Darius.”I nodded.“Thank you.”“He was a good Alpha.”“He made mistakes.”“Yes.”I looked at him.“Good men usually do.”Something tightened in my chest.Darius would have liked that answer.“What did you want to tell me?”Cassian became still.Not guarded.Uncertain.“I’m remembering.”Ilvane shifted be

Maren found me in the western stores before breakfast.I was standing between two half-empty shelving rows with a stock sheet in one hand and absolutely no idea what I was looking at.She stopped beside me.“You look concerned.”“I’m counting flour.”“That explains it.”I looked at her.She almost smiled.Almost.Darius had been gone three days.Sometimes I forgot for several minutes.Then something small happened.Maren turned towards a doorway expecting him to appear.A chair stayed empty.And the whole pack remembered again.I looked back at the page.“Ronan said supplies were moved before the fires.”“Yes.”“Ezra is tracing the authorisations.”“And you?”“Hesper says the infirmary needs more food.”Maren waited.I frowned at her.“What?”“Nothing.”“You’re doing the thing.”“What thing?”“The thing where you wait until I realise there is something you could have told me immediately.”Her mouth moved.“It is an effective teaching method.”“It is irritating.”“So is leadership.”I

The first thing I noticed was the bread.Not because there was more of it.Because nobody was arguing over it.The morning line outside the kitchens still reached into the corridor, but it moved. Wolves collected their allocations, stepped aside and made room for the next family instead of waiting to hear there might not be enough.A woman I recognised from the infirmary passed me carrying two wrapped loaves and a small sack against her hip.Her son followed with another sack clutched in both arms. It was clearly too heavy for him, but he looked so pleased with himself that his mother let him keep carrying it.Hesper appeared in the kitchen doorway.“They counted the families today.”“The ones eating at the infirmary?”“All of them.”I watched the boy shuffle after his mother.Yesterday, those families had not existed on the request unless someone was injured.Today they had breakfast.Ilvane stirred beneath my skin, warm and quiet.Vivian found me still standing there.“You’re starin