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The Curse Lives On

Author: David Fisher
last update Last Updated: 2025-03-08 18:26:24

Diva’s POV

The ruins were too quiet.

The remnants of Ronan’s dark magic had faded, leaving behind nothing but cold stone and the thick scent of blood.

But something was wrong.

I could feel it.

The fight should have been over. The mate bond was gone. The curse had been burned away.

But a weight still clung to the air—thick, oppressive.

And inside me… something had changed.

---

A New Threat

Alec’s voice broke the silence. “Diva, we need to move.”

I turned. His sharp gaze scanned the ruins, his posture tense, like he expected something—or someone—to rise from the ashes.

Derek was still recovering. But he wasn’t the same either.

His dark eyes locked onto mine, searching. Uncertain.

There was no mate bond now. No forced connection.

But I could still feel him.

Not through fate. Not through magic.

Through something real.

He pushed himself up with a groan. Alec yanked him up roughly. “We don’t have time for this.”

Derek staggered but stood firm, rolling his shoulders. “I’m fine.”

Alec scoffed
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