All Chapters of My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Three months after the battle, Mooncrest no longer felt like the same pack. The eastern wall had been rebuilt. The injured warriors were recovering, and the council had begun repairing the relationships that had been damaged when the truth about the Moon Guard came out. But peace had not erased everything. Some wolves still watched me carefully. Others bowed whenever I passed. I wasn’t sure which made me more uncomfortable. Being feared had never been what I wanted. Neither had being worshipped. I only wanted to be Liana. But I was slowly learning that being Luna meant people would always see more than the girl I used to be. That morning, I stood in the training grounds watching the warriors practice. Kael walked toward me. “You’ve been standing here for twenty minutes.” I glanced at him. “You counted?” “I notice things.” I smiled. “You’re becoming like me.” “I blame you.” He stopped beside me. “You have a council meeting in an hour.” “I kno

The council chamber had never felt so small. Adrian stood near the door while Kael questioned the warrior who had brought the report. “Where exactly were the bodies found?” “Near the western boundary, Alpha. About half a mile from the old watchtower.” “Any survivors?” “None.” Kael’s jaw tightened. “Send another patrol.” “I already did.” The warrior hesitated. “They found something else.” Kael looked at him. “What?” The warrior pulled a piece of black cloth from his pocket. A silver crescent had been stitched into it. My stomach tightened. “They left this beside the bodies.” Adrian took one look at it. “He wants you to know he can reach you whenever he wants.” Kael turned to him. “Then we find him before he gets another chance.” Adrian shook his head. “You’re thinking like an Alpha.” “And you aren’t?” “Not when it comes to Elias.” Adrian walked toward the table. “Elias won’t attack the pack directly. Not yet. He’ll keep creating fea

The name stayed in my mind long after the council chamber had emptied. Lucian. It was strange how one name could make everyone in the room uncomfortable. My father stood beside the table, staring at the piece of black cloth Adrian had found. The silver crescent stitched into it seemed almost ordinary, but the reaction it had caused was anything but. I looked at him. “Who is Lucian?” Adrian didn’t answer immediately. Kael stepped closer to the table. “You said he was connected to the Moon Guard.” My father nodded. “He was.” “What exactly was the Moon Guard?” I asked. Amara was the one who answered. “They were created to protect the descendants of the Moon Queens.” I frowned. “Then why would one of them be looking for me?” Amara exchanged a glance with Adrian. That familiar feeling returned. Another secret. Another thing my parents had known while I had spent my entire life believing there was nothing unusual about me. “Because some members of t

I barely slept that night. The note Lucian had left behind remained on my desk. Your father couldn’t hide you forever. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw the silver crescent beneath the words. By morning, I had made up my mind. I needed answers. I found Kael in the training grounds, speaking with two warriors. He stopped when he saw me approaching. “You’re supposed to be resting.” “I’ve done enough resting.” His mouth twitched slightly. “That sounds like something someone says before doing something reckless.” “I want to see the wolves.” His expression immediately became serious. “Liana—” “They spoke to me.” “I know.” “They weren’t attacking us. They were asking for help.” Kael folded his arms. “And you think you can help them?” “I don’t know.” I looked toward the eastern forest. “But I think they’re connected to Lucian.” That was enough to convince him. We left with a small group of warriors. The three wolves had been moved into a sec

The words on the parchment followed me back to Mooncrest. One sister will rise. The other will fall. I hated how easily those words could be turned against us. By the time we returned to the pack house, the story had already spread. The council knew about the message. The warriors knew about the silver-eyed wolves. And judging by the whispers following me through the corridors, everyone had already decided what it meant. I was dangerous. I could feel their eyes on me. Some looked curious. Others looked afraid. A few looked openly hostile. Kael noticed. “Don’t listen to them.” I glanced at him. “I’m not.” “You are.” I almost smiled. “You’re becoming very good at reading me.” “I’m your mate. I’m supposed to notice.” I looked away. That word still carried too much weight. Mate. Luna. Moon Queen. Everyone had a title for me now. I wasn’t sure anyone actually knew who I was. We entered the council chamber. The elders were already wa