All Chapters of My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The message on the glass was still fresh when Kael ordered every guard in Mooncrest to be doubled. I KNOW, LIANA. Three words. Three words that made one thing painfully clear. Lucian wasn’t watching us from a distance. He was close. Too close. I stood in the council chamber the next morning with Kael, Adrian, Amara, Selene, and the rescued descendant, Evan. A map of Mooncrest covered the table. “We can’t keep reacting to him,” I said. Kael nodded. “That is why we’re going to find out how he’s getting information.” Evan shifted uncomfortably. “There may be another way.” Everyone looked at him. He pointed toward the eastern forest. “The wolves.” I frowned. “What about them?” “They know the way to Black Hollow.” Kael immediately looked at him. “You said they were controlled.” “They are.” “Then how do they know the way?” Evan hesitated. “Because they were taken there.” My eyes moved toward the window. “How many times?” “All of us w

The words echoed through the chamber. The Crown has awakened. I couldn’t breathe. For several seconds, nobody moved. The wolves remained on their knees, their silver eyes fixed on me. The symbols carved into the walls glowed brighter, spreading thin lines of light across the stone floor. Then the heartbeat came again. Thump. The ground trembled beneath my feet. Thump. Kael moved closer. “Liana, step back.” I wanted to. Every instinct told me to move away from whatever was beneath us. But the moment I tried to take a step, one of the wolves cried out. Not with its voice. Inside my head. Don’t leave us. I stopped. The wolf closest to me lowered its head until its forehead touched the stone. Then another did the same. Then another. It wasn’t obedience. It was trust. And I didn’t understand why they trusted me. “I didn’t do anything,” I whispered. Lucian heard me. “You awakened it.” “I didn’t mean to.” “That doesn’t matter.” His

By sunrise, Mooncrest was already preparing for war. The western courtyard had become a command center. Warriors moved between the gates, messengers rode in and out of the pack territory, and the council had gathered inside the main hall to decide whether I was a threat to the pack they had once asked me to lead. I stood at the center of it all, trying not to let the pressure show. Lucian wanted me to panic. He wanted me to run to the First Sanctuary alone. He wanted me to believe that if I didn’t obey him, people would die because of me. I refused to give him that satisfaction. Kael stood beside the war table, studying the map. “We have less than ten hours,” he said. Adrian leaned over the table. “And three neighboring packs are already demanding that Liana be surrendered.” Selene crossed her arms. “Which means Lucian has already started spreading his version of the story.” I looked at her. “What exactly are they being told?” “That you awakened the C

The ground shook again.Dust fell from the ceiling as the black crystal on the pedestal continued to glow.I couldn’t take my eyes off it.Something about the crystal felt wrong.It wasn’t like the Crown.The Crown had felt ancient, but not cruel. Powerful, but calm.This felt different.It felt like a locked door waiting for someone to force it open.Kael moved in front of me.“What is that?”Lucian didn’t answer immediately.He kept his hand against the crystal.“It is older than the Moon Guard.”Adrian stepped closer.“That’s impossible.”Lucian looked at him.“You’ve spent years studying fragments of a history your family was never meant to know.”Adrian’s face hardened.“And you’ve spent years twisting that history.”Lucian’s smile disappeared.“You still don’t understand what happened.”“Then explain it.”Lucian looked around the chamber.“This was the first sanctuary.”I glanced at the ancient carvings.The symbols covered almost every wall.Some showed wolves kneeling beneath

“My daughter.”The words continued to echo through the sanctuary.I couldn’t move.My mind refused to process them.I had spent my entire life believing my parents were the only people who knew the truth about me. Then came Arthur. Lucian. Seraphine.Now someone beneath the First Sanctuary was calling me her daughter.But it wasn’t my mother’s voice.I knew that much.I turned toward Seraphine.“Who is she?”Seraphine’s face had gone pale.“Liana, we have to leave.”“No.”I pulled my arm free.“You just told me the truth matters. So tell me who she is.”“The answer can wait.”“It has waited my entire life.”Another tremor shook the sanctuary.Stone fell from one of the ancient towers.Kael moved toward me.“Liana.”I looked at him.He didn’t tell me to calm down.He didn’t tell me to leave.He simply stood beside me.That was enough.Seraphine looked toward the opening in the floor.“If that thing wakes completely, none of us will be able to control what happens.”Lucian stepped close