Share

Chapter 24

Author: Author_Ay
last update publish date: 2026-09-15 12:08:29

ANASTASIA'S POV

"Hi baby," Zain's voice filled the room as he peeked his head through the little space between my door.

"Heyyy, you know no one should hear you say that. Anyone could be coming," I replied as I added finishing touches to my makeup.

He pulled his head back and looked in both directions before rushing into my room and shutting the door.

"Zain what are you doing?" I asked between laughs as his hands settled on the small of my waist.

"Too bad I'd have to ruin your gloss," hi
Continue to read this book for free
Scan code to download App
Locked Chapter

Latest chapter

  • The hybrid twins curse    Chapter 85

    ANASTASIA'S POVI stared at my phone sprawled across the bed away from me. Again. For several minutes, my eyes played the flicking game, moving back and forth between my phone screen each time it lit up and the door. I was expecting something, anything that showed my mother was fine and safe. It has been a week, a full-blown week, without speaking to my mother. This was the longest we had gone no contact and it was weird. Sure, I knew she was angry with me for choosing to stay, for picking my mates over her, when I had promised that it was both of us against the world, but surely the anger couldn't have been that bad that she wouldn't at least place a call to me.Every second that ticked by felt like a physical weight pressing down on my chest. The silence in the room was deafening, broken only by the hum of the air conditioning and the rhythmic, mocking flash of notifications that were never from her. My fingers twitched against the mattress. My fingertips wiggling as I tried desper

  • The hybrid twins curse    Chapter 84

    ANASTASIA'S POV I was still mulling over mother's words when a knock sounded on my door. “Come in,” I said, quite unsure of who it might be. The door opened to reveal Jed and Zain. They slid through and it clicked shut behind them then they froze. Zain clutched his fingers, toying with them nervously as his gaze locked onto mine. Jed on the other hand faces me with his hands behind his back, his pupil dilating like he had just seen a ghost. “What's going on?” I asked, the covers already coming off my legs. They edged closer, taking their seats right in front of me while exchanging glances with each other repeatedly. “We have something to tell you,” Zain started. “Go ahead, I'm listening," I replied. My heart raced faster as I sat, expectant of what they would say. “Go on, I'm listening,” I said again after a minute of silence had passed, my heart was already doing back flips in my chest. I swallowed hard

  • The hybrid twins curse    Chapter 83

    JED'S POV I stared at the open laptop in front of me, my eyes flicking back and forth between the two open tabs. One read “proceed to complete college application”, the other bore the crest of the alpha training academy. For years, I had been certain of how I intended to proceed with life. I had pictured college lectures, parties, friends and all the things that came with it. But the new turn of events seemed to suggest otherwise, I needed to have an edge over Zain, any at all. The alpha training gave me a better chance at that but I knew it wasn't a guaranteed option. It could go both ways. I could go to college and forfeit the position without a fight, I could also go to the academy and lose out on both ends. It was a gamble, I hated gambles. “Fuck,” I muttered, fixing the laptop lid down as the screen dimmed by the second. Everything in my life was going sideways, spinning without my permission. My carefully planned out future was being stri

  • The hybrid twins curse    Chapter 82

    ANASTASIA’S POVI didn’t want to leave. In fact, I hated the entire idea of it; it was a terrible one. I couldn’t stay without mother also, it felt… wrong. I had told her it was both of us against the world, leaving would be going against everything we shared and believed in. Besides, the only reason she was leaving was because of me, the only reason she had ever done anything was because of me.Her words hadn’t left my head. Something about being banished or pursued by other packs, it bothered me, what exactly did she mean by that? And if it was any true, what was the assurance that this “new pack” would accept us?“What do you think?” Uriel asked, moving closer to me.“I’ll give it a thought. Can we talk about other things? Thinking about it alone is giving me a headache.”“You’re right, we shouldn’t think about this,” she responded happily and I sighed internally. Uriel was my best friend for a reason, she had her way of cheering m

  • The hybrid twins curse    Chapter 81

    ANASTASIA'S POV "That's correct Ana, we're moving to another pack as soon as possible." "No," I said before I could stop myself. "No we're not. It's impossible, this can't be happening." My voice came out in ragged breaths. I clamped my hand over the other sharply, hoping my mother didn't notice the way it shook. Mother's brows furrowed. "Excuse me," She put her hand to her chest and took a step back. "What did you just say?" "I said we're not moving. You're probably joking and you know, maybe.. maybe you just need some time," my words were coming out in a jagged manner. "And you know some convincing." I turned to face Silas as I said this, my hand pointing him in my mother's direction. If he was slow or intentionally chose to remain mute, I couldn't tell but his legs remained rooted to the spot. His face had a blank unreadable expression, the best he did was clasp his hands at his back and let his eyes follow mother's figure

  • The hybrid twins curse    Chapter 80

    ANASTASIA'S POV "Mom please," I said for the umpteenth time. "Please I'm begging." We had been on this for about a week. Each visit to her place started and ended the same, I would beg and plead with her to give Silas one last chance and she would decline every time. I had made up my mind to not take no for an answer today but I was on the verge of giving up. "Can you give one reason why you do not wish to hear him out? Just one and I'd let it be, you'd never hear me speak on the topic again." I was hopeful she would say something, something that would shock even me and make me change my stance about him but the silence that enveloped the room after my question drove my point home. There was no excuse. "There's none? Yet you seem willing to throw away your love just like that and let Kora succeed? If anything you should be trying to prove her wrong." She stayed silent, simply staring at me as I went off. I had more things to

More Chapters
Explore and read good novels for free
Free access to a vast number of good novels on GoodNovel app. Download the books you like and read anywhere & anytime.
Read books for free on the app
SCAN CODE TO READ ON APP
DMCA.com Protection Status