All Chapters of My Sister Wore My Luna Ring, So I Married His Rival Alpha: Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

"Your ring isn't the original Luna Ring."The elderly jeweler's words struck the air between us with more force than a scream.I gazed at the ring lying under her magnifying lamp. Its red gemstone caught the white light, flawless and familiar. I had worn it every day since Caelan Radcliffe placed it on my finger six months ago.Across the glass counter, Azriel Castellane, Alpha of the Nightfall Pack, made no attempt to hide his interest.Twenty minutes earlier, I had walked into Vesper & Rowe expecting nothing more troubling than choosing between platinum and black gold.The boutique occupied the top floor of one of the financial district's most guarded towers. Its private showroom contained no price tags, only velvet displays and discreet security cameras. Appointments were booked months ahead, but being Silverpine's heiress and Fairmont Group's chief strategist occasionally made impossible schedules flexible.Tomorrow evening was my mating ceremony. Between finalizing the Redfang-Si

The man who intended to reject me was waiting under a chandelier with my sister at his side.The mating ceremony occupied the grand ballroom of the Radcliffe Crown, Redfang Holdings' most expensive hotel. Crystal lights reflected across glass walls overlooking the city. Pack leaders sat beside investors, Council representatives, and reporters invited to document the union that would supposedly bind Redfang and Silverpine.I entered alone.Silverpine's executives had already arrived, but none approached. I had instructed our legal team not to interfere before my announcement. They didn't know whom I had married, only that the Redfang alliance was collapsing.Tonight, I needed everyone to understand that the decision was mine.Conversations softened as heads turned in my direction. Cameras followed me across the room, capturing the deep wine dress I had chosen and the counterfeit ring still resting on my finger.Caelan separated from a group of Council members and approached me. "You ca