All Chapters of My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The woman holding Selene’s necklace smiled as though she had just won.I stared at her, trying to understand what I was looking at.She had sat in Mooncrest’s council chamber.She had listened to our plans.She had watched Selene defend me.And all this time, she had been working against us.“Who are you?” I asked.Her smile widened.“You’ve seen me every day.”“That isn’t an answer.”“My name is Mara.”The name meant nothing to me.But Evan reacted.His eyes widened.“Mara…”She looked at him.“Still alive, I see.”Evan took a step backward.“You were supposed to be dead.”“I was supposed to be many things.”I looked between them.“What did you do to him?”Mara glanced at the silver mark on Evan’s neck.“Nothing he wasn’t already prepared to do.”Evan shook his head.“No.”His voice trembled.“I didn’t know.”Mara laughed softly.“You knew enough.”I moved toward Evan.“Stay away from him.”Mara raised a hand.Several warriors immediately pointed their weapons at me.Kael stepped for

We left Mooncrest before sunset.I wanted to leave immediately, but Kael insisted on taking enough warriors to protect the pack while we were gone.For once, I didn’t argue.The last few days had taught me something I should have understood much earlier.Being brave did not mean putting myself in danger without thinking.It meant knowing what was worth risking everything for.And Selene was worth it.Kael rode beside me as we followed the narrow mountain trail toward the First Sanctuary. Ronan led a group of Stormridge warriors ahead of us, while Evan stayed close behind.Adrian came with us too.I hadn’t spoken much to him since the vision.There were too many questions between us.Too many things he still wasn’t telling me.Eventually, I couldn’t take the silence anymore.“Did Arthur know Malachi personally?”Adrian looked at me.“Yes.”“How well?”“Well enough to fear him.”“That isn’t enough.”He sighed.“Arthur was part of a group that investigated the old Moon Guard records. He

I stood at the edge of the staircase, staring into the darkness.The voice came again.“My daughter.”Every part of me wanted to run.But not away.Toward it.Malachi noticed.“Don’t listen to her.”I turned.“You’re afraid.”His jaw tightened.“I know what she is.”“You said she was sealed.”“She is.”“Then why are you afraid?”He didn’t answer.That frightened me more than anything else.Kael stepped beside me.“We don’t go down there without a plan.”I looked at him.“We don’t have time.”“We have enough time to think.”Behind us, Selene was still trapped.Adrian was still being held.And Malachi was still trying to force me into making a choice.I took a breath.“Let them go.”Malachi laughed.“You’re in no position to negotiate.”“Then you have nothing to lose by agreeing.”His expression changed.I pointed toward the staircase.“You want me to go down there. Fine.”Kael looked at me.“Liana—”“But Selene and my father come with me.”Malachi shook his head.“No.”“Then I don’t mo

By the time we reached the surface, the mountains were surrounded.Not by soldiers.By wolves.Hundreds of them stood across the valley, their pack markings visible beneath the moonlight.Stormridge.Blackridge.Silverpine.Several smaller packs I recognized from old council records.They had come from every direction.Ronan stopped beside me.“This is every major pack within three days of Mooncrest.”Kael looked across the valley.“Why are they here?”Ronan gave a grim smile.“To decide whether they trust us.”My stomach tightened.The Crown’s awakening had changed everything.Before tonight, Mooncrest had been fighting to survive.Now every pack was watching us.And somewhere among them were wolves who still believed Lucian’s lies.I looked at Selene.She stood beside me, exhausted but steady.“You don’t have to stand here,” I told her.“Yes, I do.”“You’ve been through enough.”She shook her head.“No.”She looked toward the valley.“If they’re here because of what happened to me,

The name hit me like a blow.Elias.For one second, I couldn’t breathe.Not because I didn’t know the name.Because I did.Elias Blackwood.Kael’s uncle.The man who had tried to use the Moon Queen bloodline.The man we had believed was finally out of the picture.I looked at Kael.His expression had gone completely still.“Uncle Elias.”The older man smiled.“It’s been a long time, Kael.”Kael stepped in front of me.“You’re supposed to be dead.”“So many people have believed that.”Amara moved toward me.“Liana, stay behind Kael.”I barely heard her.I couldn’t stop looking at Elias.He didn’t look like the man I remembered from the stories.He looked older now, but there was something familiar in his face.Something that made the silver eyes of the first Moon Queen suddenly make sense.“You’re really her father?”Elias looked at me.“Yes.”I looked at the first Moon Queen.She stood several feet behind him, silent.“You never told me.”Her expression was unreadable.“I didn’t think