Semua Bab My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Bab 1 - Bab 10

The entire Mooncrest Pack was celebrating my sister’s future.Music filled the pack hall, loud enough to drown out most conversations. Tables covered with food and wine stretched across the room, while silver decorations hung from the ceiling and reflected the warm glow of hundreds of candles.Laughter filled the air as members of the pack raised their glasses and congratulated the couple everyone expected to become the heart of Mooncrest.Tonight was about one thing.Selene and Kael.My sister stood at the center of the hall beside the man she had been promised to since childhood. Almost every eye was drawn toward them, and I couldn’t blame anyone for staring.Selene looked beautiful.Of course she did.She always did.Her dark hair fell neatly over her shoulders, and the silver dress she wore seemed almost made for her. Every time she moved, the fabric caught the candlelight, making her look exactly like the woman Mooncrest expected to become its future Luna.Someone beside me leane

By the next evening, Selene had changed completely.She had spent most of the afternoon preparing for the Luna council dinner, and judging by the number of dresses scattered across her bed, she had considered every possible way she could make an impression.I stood near the wardrobe while she held two dresses against herself.“The silver or the blue?”“The blue.”She looked at herself in the mirror.“You’re sure?”“Very.”She smiled.“Good. I trust your opinion more than anyone else’s.”I smiled back, but something inside me hurt.She trusted me.That was exactly why I couldn’t tell her the truth.Selene placed the other dress aside.“This dinner is important.”“I know.”“It isn’t just a dinner. The council members are going to discuss my Luna responsibilities.”She sat on the edge of the bed and looked at me.“I’ve spent years preparing for this.”“I know.”“My mother says I have to prove that I’m ready.”“You don’t have to prove anything to me.”She smiled.“You always say that.”“B

By noon, we were already approaching the first village.It was one of the smaller settlements on Mooncrest’s northern border, surrounded by thick trees and narrow paths that led toward the eastern forest.I had been here several times with Selene when we were younger.Back then, the village had always seemed peaceful.Today, it felt different.The streets were unusually quiet.A few villagers stood outside their homes, watching us as we passed. Most of them lowered their heads when they noticed Kael.Selene rode beside him, looking every bit like the future Luna she was expected to become.I followed a short distance behind them.There were six guards with us, all experienced warriors.Kael had insisted on bringing them after the council meeting.As we entered the center of the village, an elderly man hurried toward us.“Alpha.”He bowed.Kael dismounted.“You’re the village head?”“Yes, Alpha. Marcus.”Kael nodded.“Tell me what happened.”Marcus glanced around before answering.“Thr

The journey back to Mooncrest was painfully quiet. Selene rode beside Kael while I stayed behind them, staring at the road ahead. Nobody mentioned what had happened in the village. Nobody mentioned the strangers. But I couldn’t stop thinking about the same words. Ask your mother. I had heard those words before. Not from that man. From myself. There had always been things about my childhood that didn’t make sense. Questions I had asked and never received proper answers to. Why had I never known my mother’s family? Why had no one ever talked about where she came from? Why had my wolf remained silent for most of my life? I had always assumed those things were unrelated. Now I wasn’t so sure. When we reached Mooncrest, Kael went straight to the council chamber. I followed him. “Where are you going?” Selene asked. “With Kael.” She frowned. “You should rest.” “I need answers.” She looked at Kael. He didn’t say anything. That seemed to worr

Selene found Kael before breakfast. I knew because I saw them through the window of the hallway. They were standing outside the council chamber, speaking quietly. Selene looked upset. Kael looked serious. I stopped before they could notice me. I shouldn’t have listened. But when I heard Selene say my name, I couldn’t walk away. “Is this because of Liana?” Kael was silent. Selene laughed bitterly. “You don’t even have to answer.” “Selene—” “No.” She shook her head. “I’ve watched you since we came back from the village. You barely look at me anymore.” Kael sighed. “That’s not true.” “It is.” Selene folded her arms. “Our wedding is in a few weeks, Kael.” “I know.” “Then tell me what’s happening.” He looked away. I expected him to deny everything. Instead, he said, “Things have changed.” Selene went completely still. “Between us?” Kael didn’t answer immediately. Then he nodded. “Yes.” Her face fell. “Is it her?” I held my