All Chapters of My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

By the time I returned to Mooncrest, the sun had fully risen.The castle was already awake.Servants moved through the corridors carrying breakfast trays. Guards changed shifts at the eastern entrance. Somewhere below, I could hear the distant voices of council members beginning their morning discussions.Everything looked normal.That almost made it harder.Yesterday, I had stood outside the sanctuary believing the hardest question was whether I should keep the Crown.Now I knew that wasn’t the real question.I found Kael in the council room.He was standing beside the long table with several reports spread before him. He looked up as soon as I entered.His expression changed immediately.“You were gone for hours.”“I know.”He studied my face.“Did something happen?”I closed the door behind me.“The Crown called me.”His eyes narrowed slightly.“Again?”I nodded.“Seraphine was there.”“What did she say?”“That the Crown might not be giving me instructions. It could be showing me p

The room went quiet after the proposal.A vote.The word seemed to settle over the council table like a weight.I looked around at the gathered Alphas and representatives. Some were watching me carefully, waiting to see which side I would choose. Others had already begun whispering among themselves, clearly prepared to decide the Crown’s future before I had even finished understanding my own.I took a slow breath.“No.”The word came out quietly, but it was enough to stop the murmuring.Garrick’s brow furrowed. “Liana—”“No vote.”I pushed my chair back and stood.The room immediately focused on me.“I understand why you want one,” I continued. “You are afraid of what the Crown could become. Some of you believe it should be destroyed. Others believe it should remain under my protection because I have proven that I won’t use it to control anyone.”I looked from one face to another.“But neither of those positions gives this council the right to decide what I personally do with it.”An

The next morning, Seraphine took me north.She refused to tell me much about the former Moon Guard members before we arrived.“They agreed to speak with you,” she said as we rode through the forest. “Nothing more.”I glanced at her.“Are they dangerous?”“Not in the way you mean.”That answer did little to settle me.The northern territories were quieter than Mooncrest. The trees grew thicker here, their branches forming a canopy that blocked most of the morning sunlight. We eventually left the main road and followed a narrow trail between the hills.There was no fortress waiting for us.No armed guards.No hidden army.Just a small settlement tucked between the trees.Several wolves looked up as we approached, but none reached for weapons.A grey-haired man stepped out from one of the wooden houses.He was older than Seraphine, with a long scar running from his left temple to his jaw.His eyes settled on me.“The Moon Queen,” he said.I stopped a few feet away.“Liana.”His expressio

Selene’s question stayed with me long after she left.What happens if your children inherit your blood?I had spent years believing blood was something that explained me.Why my wolf had been different.Why the Crown responded to me.Why enemies had hunted me before I even understood why.Why my life had never felt completely like my own.But blood did not have to decide the rest of my life.And it certainly did not have to decide my children’s.The following morning, I found Selene in the eastern garden.She was sitting beneath an old tree with a book resting unopened on her lap.“You’re thinking about it again,” she said without looking up.I sat beside her.“I couldn’t stop.”“Neither could I.”For a moment, neither of us spoke.The garden was quiet except for the sound of leaves moving in the breeze.Then Selene closed the book.“What would you want them to inherit?”I knew immediately who she meant.“Our children?”She nodded.I looked across the garden.“Not power.”She waited.

The First Sanctuary had never felt this quiet.Kael and Selene walked beside me as we followed the narrow path through the forest. Seraphine led us ahead, saying almost nothing.None of us needed to.We all knew why we were there.The Crown was waiting.I had spent days thinking about it.About what it meant to keep it.What it meant to destroy it.What it meant to leave it untouched.And most importantly, what it meant for the people who would come after me.By the time the sanctuary came into view, my thoughts had stopped racing.I wasn’t certain of my answer.But I was ready to face the question.The ancient stone entrance stood between two enormous trees, covered in vines and pale markings I had seen many times before.Yet something was different.The markings were glowing.Faintly.Silver light moved through the cracks in the stone like veins beneath skin.I stopped.Seraphine turned toward me.“It has never done that before.”I looked at the entrance.“Is that a good thing?”“I