All Chapters of My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

I didn’t sleep that night. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw the words carved into the dead man’s arm. SHE BELONGS TO US. I didn’t know who they were. But I knew they weren’t going to stop. By morning, Kael had doubled the guards around the pack house. I hated it. Everywhere I went, someone was watching me. Even when I stepped outside for fresh air, two warriors followed from a distance. I finally turned around. “Do you have to follow me everywhere?” The younger guard looked uncomfortable. “Alpha’s orders.” “I can walk without being attacked.” He didn’t answer. I sighed and continued walking. I found Selene near the training grounds. She was watching the warriors practice. When she saw me, her expression changed. “You shouldn’t be out alone.” I almost smiled. “Everyone keeps telling me that.” “Because something is clearly happening.” “I know.” She looked away. For a moment, neither of us spoke. Then she said, “I heard about the bo

For the rest of the night, I couldn’t stop thinking about the same sentence. The seal breaks at twenty-one. I had spent my entire life believing there was something wrong with me. My wolf had always been quieter than everyone else’s. I struggled to shift when other young wolves did it naturally. Even during training, there were times when I felt like I was fighting against a part of myself that simply wasn’t there. Now I knew the truth. Someone had deliberately silenced my wolf. And my twenty-first birthday was less than a year away. I barely slept. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw the old page. The child must remain hidden until her twenty-first year. Whoever wrote those words had known exactly what would happen when I reached that age. But why? The following morning, Kael sent for me before breakfast. When I entered his study, several old documents were spread across his desk. “You found something,” I said. He looked up. “I did.” I closed the do

The man stood in front of Selene as though he had all the time in the world. She didn’t like the way he looked at her. It wasn’t the way men usually looked at the future Luna of Mooncrest. There was no respect in his eyes. Only calculation. “You said you can help me,” Selene said. “I can.” “Then tell me how.” He reached inside his coat and pulled out an old piece of parchment. Selene hesitated before taking it. “What is this?” “Something your Alpha should have shown you a long time ago.” She unfolded it. The writing was faded, but one sentence was still clear. When the forbidden Luna rises, blood will stain the throne. Selene’s stomach tightened. “What does this mean?” The man stepped closer. “It means the moment Liana becomes Luna, your life as you know it ends.” Selene looked up sharply. “You don’t know my sister.” “I know enough.” “She would never hurt me.” “I didn’t say she would.” His voice remained calm. “I said the prophecy wi

The next morning, I woke to the sound of horns. Not one. Several. I rushed out of my room and found warriors running toward the northern gate. For a moment, I thought Blackridge had attacked. Then I saw Kael. He was standing in the courtyard, speaking to the patrol leader. “What happened?” I asked. Kael turned. “Three scouts haven’t returned.” My stomach tightened. “From the northern border?” He nodded. “They were supposed to report before sunrise.” “Could they have been attacked?” “We don’t know.” He looked toward the gate. “I want to find them.” “I’m coming.” “No.” “Kael—” “You’re staying here.” I stared at him. “You just told me I can’t keep disappearing whenever things become difficult.” His expression softened slightly. “This isn’t about keeping you away from danger.” “Then what is it?” “The people we’re dealing with are looking for you. If you come with me, you’re giving them exactly what they want.” I understood his reas

I couldn’t breathe. For years, I had believed my mother was dead. I had grown up with only a few memories of her: her hands fixing my hair, the soft sound of her voice when I was frightened, and the silver pendant she had pressed into my palm before everything changed. Now she was standing in front of me. Alive. “Mom?” The word barely left my lips. She took a step toward me. I stepped back. My mind was filled with too many questions. “Why did you leave me?” Her eyes filled with tears. “I didn’t leave you, Liana.” “Then why did everyone tell me you were dead?” “Because that was the only way I could keep you alive.” I shook my head. “You let me believe you were gone.” “I know.” “You let me grow up thinking there was something wrong with me.” Her expression broke. “I know.” My voice became louder. “You knew my wolf was sealed. You knew I was a Moon Queen. You knew Kael’s family was searching for people like me.” She nodded slowly. “I knew