Fated Mate to the Triplet Alpha

Chapter 39: Luna’s Warning

Chapter 39: Chapter 39: Luna’s Warning"Sister?" Elara’s voice shook as she stared at Celeste. Rain poured through the open opening, but the water seemed to avoid touching Celeste’s skin. Dark energy crackled around her like a wall. "Surprise," Celeste smirked, stepping into the house. Six massive wolves emerged behind her, their eyes glowing with unnatural blue light. "Father has so many secrets, doesn’t he?" Kael moved protectively in front of Elara. "You were dead. I saw you fall."

"Death is just a doorway when you know the right magic." Celeste’s eyes drifted to the silver lines now visible beneath Elara’s skin. "I see you’ve finally accepted your heritage. How sweet." Darian and Ronan flanked their brother, making a wall between Elara and the threat. "We’re not going anywhere with you," Ronan growled. Celeste laughed, the sound eerily musical. "Oh, you misunderstand. I’m not here for all of you." Her eyes fixed on Elara. "Just my long-lost big sister." "Enough talk," Kael snapped, his body tensing to attack. "Wait!" Tobias stepped forward, his hands raised. "There’s another way." Everyone froze. Outside, the storm paused as if listening. "Luna Evelyn," Tobias said slowly. "She asked for Elara directly. It’s her dying wish." Celeste’s smile faltered. "Mother is asking for her?" "Your mother saved my life," Elara said quietly. "I owe her the chance to speak with me." A flash of something—jealousy? pain?—crossed Celeste’s face. "Fine.

The Luna gets her wish. But only Elara comes. The rest stay here under guard." "Not happening," Kael growled. Elara put a hand on his arm, silver light pulsing where they touched. "Trust me," she whispered. Through their bond, she pushed feelings of confidence and drive. After a tense moment, Kael nodded hesitantly. "Smart choice, brother." Celeste stepped back, gesturing mockingly toward the door. "After you, sister dear." Elara squeezed Kael’s hand one last time before walking out into the storm. The rain quickly soaked her clothes, but she held her head high, silver eyes glowing in the darkness. Celeste led her through the trees, two guards following close behind. "Father’s been