Todos los capítulos de My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 147

The first official council meeting in the redesigned hall began without anyone taking the seat that had once stood above the rest.The old throne remained beneath the stone arch along the eastern wall, exactly where Kael had ordered it placed. It was still impressive, carved from dark wood and marked with the crest of generations of Mooncrest Alphas, but from the center of the room, it no longer looked like the heart of the hall.The circle was.A wide table had been arranged at the center, with enough space between each seat for no one to feel crowded and no one to appear more important than another. There was no raised platform beneath Kael’s chair. No separate seat for me. No place reserved for the Moon Queen.Everyone sat at the same level.I stood at the entrance for a moment, watching the representatives settle around the table, and something about the sight made my chest tighten.I had been in this hall before, back w

The young wolf’s question stayed with me long after he had left the hall. Not because I had struggled to answer it, but because I knew how easily a simple question could become complicated once it passed through enough people. Did the Crown really choose you? Someone might tell him years from now that it had chosen me because I was destined to rule. Someone else might say the Crown had marked me as superior to everyone else. Another person might turn it into a story about an ancient Queen who had been given power and somehow saved the world. None of those stories would be completely true. The truth was quieter. The Crown had recognized me. I had chosen what to do with that recognition. That difference mattered. I was still thinking about it when Kael found me outside the hall. He leaned against

By the time we reached the old oak, the morning had begun to settle into the quiet rhythm of Mooncrest.People moved through the courtyard carrying baskets, speaking to one another, and going about their usual routines. A pair of young wolves raced past us before one of their mothers called them back. Somewhere near the training grounds, I could hear the dull sound of swords striking against wooden shields.It was ordinary.Beautifully, completely ordinary.I stopped beneath the oak and looked toward the pack.Kael noticed.“You are doing it again.”I glanced at him. “Doing what?”“Looking at everything as if you are seeing it for the first time.”I smiled.“Maybe I am.”He came to stand beside me.For a while, neither of us spoke.I thought about the girl I had once been.The girl who had spent years believing that her life belonged to other people.