All Chapters of The Unwanted Sister's Alpha King : Chapter 271 - Chapter 280

Alexander's POVI stood at the edge of the clearing, watching Olivia face the triplet alphas with a pounding heart. As the leader of my own pack and a powerful alpha king, I was used to battles and challenges, yet this was different. The mark on my hand shimmered with energy, reacting to every swing, jab, and dodge she made. Its glow intensified, mirroring the struggle unfolding before us. Lidia and Victor stood close by, both equally tense as they watched their sister and ally in the arena.Olivia was a sight to behold. Her confidence radiated, a living testament to the spirit wolf within her. Cole, Casper, and Carlson lunged at her in unison, each movement executed with ruthless precision. I clenched my fists by my sides, forcing myself to remain still though every instinct screamed at me to leap into the fray and protect her. I reminded myself that she could handle this—that she had to for her sake and for everyone who questioned her strength.The atmosphere was electric with antic

Olivia's POVThe evening was alive with chatter, laughter, and the sounds of music drifting through the air. It felt like the world had transformed in a single moment, from questioning my strength to celebrating it. A new banquet was held in my honour, bustling with wolves from all packs. They celebrated the victory with an air of camaraderie that was almost palpable. I found myself at the centre, a beacon amidst the joyous throng. My heart swelled with each cheer and smile directed my way.Everywhere I turned, I caught glimpses of admiration. Wolves from neighbouring packs were eager to affirm their support. Despite lingering doubts, they were here, together, united by the thrill of change. I attempted to absorb it all, imprinting every detail into my memory for whatever challenges lay ahead.A small group surrounded me, asking questions I couldn't answer there were still so many things that I didn't understand about being the spirit wolf, and maybe I would never understand. Everyone

Olivia's POVRest was elusive that night. Each time I closed my eyes, the crimson glow of the red moon seemed to dance on my eyelids, urging them open once more. My thoughts were a furious whirlwind, every whisper of imagination pulling me down paths dark and unknown. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't shake the feelings of dread that sat like a stone in my stomach.Wrapped in blankets, I sat by the window, a silent sentinel watching as the moon painted the world in shades of blood and mystery. The beauty of it was undeniable, yet there was an undeniable weight to its presence—a sense that the very air crackled with anticipation.The twins, Sarah and Liam, slept soundly in the bed next to Alexander, unaware of the change in the air or the looming threat. Their soft, rhythmic breathing had often been my lullaby. Tonight, however, it was a stark contrast to my restless state—a reminder of what I stood to protect. The image of them at peace gave me fleeting comfort but also a renewed

Olivia's POVThe room had settled into an uneasy calm, the echoes of urgency still pulsing beneath the surface. As I stood at the centre, the red moon's hue lingering in my memory, I felt the weight of their eyes on me. These werewolves—mighty alphas who had once doubted my power—now looked to me for guidance. It wasn’t just strength they sought. It was hope.I took a deep breath, feeling Alexander's warm presence at my back, supportive and unyielding. “We don't have the luxury of time,” I said, my voice steady. “We need to return to our kingdoms and prepare for what is to come. But know this—we won’t face it alone. I will go to the worst-hit area, but I can’t do this without you. Each one of you is vital.”Around me, heads nodded, understanding etched into their eyes. The alphas, including Victor, nodded in agreement, a unified front forming in response to the threat hanging over us. This was no longer just about power or politics; it was about survival.Cole stepped forward, his exp

Olivias pov As we climbed into the carriage, the world outside was just beginning to awaken. Birds chirped softly, a hint of dawn colouring the horizon with tentative brushes of light. The thumping of hooves on the cobblestones echoed a steady rhythm that mirrored the resolve in my heart, each step carrying us closer to the edge of the forest.Alexander sat beside me, his presence a comforting constant amidst the turmoil brewing inside. I could feel the warmth of his hand resting near mine, our unspoken connection filling the silence. Victor, following closely behind, prepared to join us as we headed into the unknown.When Victor emerged, a light breeze tousling his hair, his expression was both grim and resolved. "A few alphas and soldiers have agreed to join us," he announced his voice firm, cutting through the still morning air. "We'll meet them at the forest’s edge, just outside the city."I nodded, appreciating his leadership. The carriage began moving, the city slowly retreatin