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The Wedding Night Curse CHAPTER 89 – The Split Body
Alika's POVAt first, I thought I was dreaming.The floor under me felt like mist—soft, weightless. I reached down to touch it, but my hand went through. My fingers didn’t touch stone or dirt. Just cold air. I blinked, then looked at my arm.It was fading.No blood, no pain—just… fading. Like my body was made of smoke, and the wind had started pulling it away piece by piece.“Ethan?” I called out, but no sound came.My throat moved. My lips formed the word. But nothing reached the air.Then I saw her.Across the room—if it was still a room—stood a girl in white. Small. Maybe five or six years old. Bare feet. Thin frame. A pale ribbon in her hair.She was staring at me.Not afraid.Not confused.Just… waiting.My heart dropped.Because I recognized her.She was me.---I stepped closer, and the girl tilted her head slightly.Something about the way she stood felt wrong. Her shoulders too straight. Her eyes too still. Like a porcelain doll pretending to breathe.“I don’t understand,” I
The Wedding Night Curse CHAPTER 89 – The Split Body
Alika's POVAt first, I thought I was dreaming.The floor under me felt like mist—soft, weightless. I reached down to touch it, but my hand went through. My fingers didn’t touch stone or dirt. Just cold air. I blinked, then looked at my arm.It was fading.No blood, no pain—just… fading. Like my body was made of smoke, and the wind had started pulling it away piece by piece.“Ethan?” I called out, but no sound came.My throat moved. My lips formed the word. But nothing reached the air.Then I saw her.Across the room—if it was still a room—stood a girl in white. Small. Maybe five or six years old. Bare feet. Thin frame. A pale ribbon in her hair.She was staring at me.Not afraid.Not confused.Just… waiting.My heart dropped.Because I recognized her.She was me.---I stepped closer, and the girl tilted her head slightly.Something about the way she stood felt wrong. Her shoulders too straight. Her eyes too still. Like a porcelain doll pretending to breathe.“I don’t understand,” I
The Wedding Night Curse CHAPTER 87 – The Splitting of Souls
:---Alika's POVThe flames were dying, but the echo remained.I don’t know how long I knelt there—next to the broken altar, holding Ethan’s hand like it was the only thing keeping me anchored. My arm was bleeding, my head was pounding, and the purple fire had left behind a scorched mark across the entire chamber. Symbols were blackened. Statues cracked open. Silence fell.And then… the air shifted.Ethan's body jerked. He let out a long, sharp breath. His eyes fluttered open. And for the first time in what felt like forever… he looked like himself.I exhaled, shaking. “You’re back.”He didn’t speak. Just stared at me with a kind of stunned disbelief—like he wasn’t sure I was real. Then he whispered, hoarse, “Where is she?”I turned to the center of the altar. Where Sybilla had stood—nothing remained but a ripple of ash, blowing quietly into the void.“She’s gone,” I said. “We separated you.”Ethan sat up slowly, one hand clutching his chest like something had been torn loose from in
The Wedding Night Curse CHAPTER 86 – The Last Blood of the Ancients
Alika’s POVMy hand trembled as I unwrapped the black cloth on the stone altar. Inside, a silver blade gleamed—engraved with ancient markings. Seven circular lines pointing to a single center. This knife wasn’t just a tool. It was a key. I could feel it in my bones. The metal was ice-cold, as if it hadn’t been touched since the beginning of time.Ethan stood beside me. Silent. Empty-eyed. But still Ethan. At least, physically. I knew some part of him was still fighting inside. I wanted to call his name. To hold his face. But there was no time.Across the altar, Sybilla sat. Her wedding dress stained with dirt and blood, yet her face was calm. Too calm. Like she already knew how this would end.“You ready?” I asked Ethan.He nodded slowly, like a machine programmed to agree.Sybilla chuckled softly. “How cute. You still think he’ll fight me?”I didn’t answer. Instead, I met her stare. “The three of us—we have to finish this. You know that.”Sybilla stood, walking slowly around the alta
The Wedding Night Curse CHAPTER 85 – LOVE IN THE CURSED FLESH
Alika’s POVI stepped out of the fog like something born from a corpse’s womb. The world beyond wasn’t warmer—just quieter. No birdsong. No wind. Just the stench of incense rotting in its own smoke, and the sticky floor under my bare feet.My wedding dress was torn. The fabric clung to my body like old skin. On my ribcage, carved in blood, the seal still pulsed with faint red light. A sigil etched into me since the night I said yes.Ahead, a stone door stood where no door should be.Waiting.I walked through a passage so narrow it pressed against my arms. The walls shifted with every blink—portraits of women I’d never met but somehow remembered. They wept. Moaned. Some mouthed my name.Their eyes weren’t dead.One voice grew louder than the rest.Sybilla.“You know the taste of his lips, Alika. But I know what it felt like the first time he tasted a vow.”I stopped walking.Covered my ears.But the voice wasn’t coming from the outside. It was inside my mind—inside my bones.“You love
The Wedding Night Curse CHAPTER 84 – The Watcher in the Fog
He woke up because of the smell.Smoke and iron. Not firewood. Not meat.It was the smell of spirit.Reverend Nathaniel McKee, eighty-two years old, hadn’t preached in over thirty years. He lived on the east side of the hill, far from the old manor. But ever since dusk, the dogs had gone silent. Even the owls vanished.He stood on the porch of his wooden cabin, gripping his cane, breath short and uneven. A black fog rolled down from the manor. It wasn’t mist—this wasn’t weather. This was something thicker. It crawled like a net.The church bell rang by itself. Once. Then twice.Nathaniel’s hand trembled as he opened the last page of his old scripture, a page he had sworn never to read again—not since the last sacrifice in the village. But the words were calling now. The air itself was starting to vibrate.> "...and when the curtain of fog is lifted, the body will separate from the soul. But the ones left unredeemed shall return... wearing the face they died in."He stared north. Towar
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