All Chapters of My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

For several moments, I stood before the Crown without moving.It rested on the ancient stone platform exactly where it had always been meant to rest.There was no silver light surrounding it now.No voice filled the sanctuary.No pressure pushed against my mind, demanding that I make another choice.There was only silence.I waited for something to happen.I didn’t know what I expected. Perhaps another vision. Perhaps another test. Maybe the Crown would call me back and remind me that I had no right to leave it behind.Nothing happened.I took a careful breath.The strange weight that had followed me since I first learned what lived inside my blood was gone.For years, I had felt as though something ancient was always waiting for me.Waiting for me to understand it.Waiting for me to accept it.Waiting for me to become the person everyone believed I was suppo

The sun had barely reached the horizon when the first scouts returned.“They’re here.”The words traveled quickly through Mooncrest.Kael was already waiting near the northern gate when I joined him. Selene stood on the wall above us, speaking with the allied forces that had arrived from the neighboring territories.Beyond the gates, hundreds of wolves stood across the open ground.The former Moon Guard extremists had returned.They had not come to talk.Their weapons were drawn, and their leader stood at the front, watching the city with an expression that made his intentions clear.Kael looked at me.“Stay behind the defenses.”I shook my head.“If I hide, they’ll believe I’m afraid of them.”“You don’t have to prove anything.”“I know.”I looked toward the wolves outside.“But I need to speak to them.”Kael studied my face for a moment be

The battlefield had gone quiet. Not completely. There were still wounded wolves being carried toward the healers, weapons being collected from the ground, and quiet instructions being given to those guarding the prisoners. But the fighting had stopped. The extremist leader stood in front of me, breathing heavily. His eyes remained fixed on mine. “You could have ended this.” His voice was quieter now. I nodded. “I could have.” He glanced toward the sanctuary in the distance. “You had the power to force every one of us to the ground.” “Yes.” “And you still refused.” “Yes.” He looked genuinely confused. “Why?” I took a slow breath. “Because I could.” His brows drew together. “That doesn’t make sense.” “It does to me.” I looked around at the wolves who had survived the battle. Some of the extremists had surrendered. Others were being escorted away from the battlefield, choosing to leave the alliance territories rather than remain prisoners. I looked back at their le

I woke up expecting an alarm.Not the kind made by bells or shouting, but that familiar feeling that something was wrong. For years, peace had never lasted long enough for me to trust it. There had always been another threat waiting, another council meeting, another warning, another enemy, or another secret I had to uncover before someone I loved got hurt.So when I opened my eyes and heard nothing, I stayed still.The room was quiet.Sunlight slipped through the curtains and stretched across the floor. For a few seconds, I simply stared at the ceiling, waiting for something to happen.Then I realized there was no shouting outside.No guards rushing through the halls.No messenger waiting at the door.No urgent footsteps approaching.Nothing.I turned my head and looked at Kael.He was still asleep beside me, his breathing slow and steady. I watched him for a moment, almost expect

Kael’s question stayed with me long after he asked it.Have you ever imagined what our wedding would look like?I had imagined it before.More times than I wanted to admit.But the wedding I had once pictured had never really belonged to me.There had been a time when Kael’s wedding to Selene had seemed inevitable. Everyone in Mooncrest had spoken about it as though it were part of the natural order of things. Selene would become Luna, Kael would remain Alpha, and the rest of us would simply watch them step into the future that had been planned for them.I had never allowed myself to imagine standing beside him.Even after everything that happened between us, the idea of a wedding still felt strange.Not because I didn’t want to marry Kael.I did.It was the thought of everything that might come with it that made me hesitate.I looked at him.“I’ve thought about it.”