All Chapters of My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

I found Selene later that afternoon in the garden again.She was standing near the old stone bench, looking out over the trees beyond the castle walls. The same place where we had spent so much of our childhood seemed strangely different now. Maybe it wasn’t the garden that had changed. Maybe it was us.I walked toward her slowly.She heard my footsteps and turned.“You came back.”“I wanted to talk to you.”Her expression softened.“About the council?”I shook my head.“About us.”She was quiet for a moment before nodding.“All right.”We sat together on the bench.For a while, neither of us said anything.There were so many things we had said to each other over the years, yet somehow the most important things were the ones we had avoided.I looked down at my hands.“Do you remember when we were children and you used to make me hide wh

For a moment, I could not answer him.Kael stood in front of me beneath the old oak, the silver pendant resting in his palm. The evening light filtered through the branches above us, leaving soft patches of gold across his face. He looked different from the Alpha I had first known.There was no council waiting for his decision.No guards standing nearby.No Moon Guard watching from the shadows.No Crown.No prophecy.No crisis demanding that one of us sacrifice something for everyone else.Just Kael.And me.“Will you choose me?”The question settled between us, simple but heavier than anything he could have asked.I looked down at the pendant again.It was small and almost painfully ordinary compared to everything that had once surrounded my life. There was no Moon symbol carved into it. No pack crest. No sign of rank or power. It did not announce that I was the

The messenger was still waiting for my answer. I could feel Kael beside me, but he did not speak. Neither did Selene. That silence mattered. A few months ago, one of them would probably have tried to tell me what I should do. Even if they had meant well, they might have tried to protect me from the weight of the decision. Now, they simply waited. They trusted me to make it. I looked toward the sanctuary in the distance. The Crown was still there. Quiet. Untouched. It had once represented everything I feared. Power, blood, responsibility, and the possibility of losing myself to something ancient. But I had finally understood that the Crown was not the same thing as the title. The Crown was an artifact. The title was history. Neither one had to decide w

I woke up to sunlight.For a few seconds, I stayed still, staring at the pale light spreading across the ceiling while I tried to remember where I was.There was no alarm.No shouting outside the room.No hurried footsteps in the corridor.No messenger waiting outside the door with news of another attack.Nothing.Just sunlight.And the steady sound of someone breathing beside me.I turned my head.Kael was still asleep.One arm was stretched across the empty space between us, his fingers resting loosely against the sheets as though he had reached for me sometime during the night without waking.I watched him for a moment.There was something strange about seeing him like this.For so long, whenever I looked at Kael, there had been something demanding my attention. He had been the Alpha of Mooncrest. The man standing between our pack and danger. The pers

Selene left the following morning.I watched from the castle steps as she climbed onto her horse, adjusted the cloak around her shoulders, and checked the documents secured inside the leather case at her side.She looked prepared.More than prepared, actually.She looked certain.Not the kind of certainty I had once associated with Selene.There had been a time when she had been certain because everyone had already decided who she was supposed to become.Future Luna.Kael’s chosen bride.The woman who would stand beside the Alpha of Mooncrest.She had grown up knowing exactly where she belonged.Now, for the first time, nobody had handed her a place.She had chosen one herself.And I think that was why I was proud of her.Kael stood beside me.“You’re staring.”“I know.”“At least you’re honest.”I smiled.“Sh