บททั้งหมดของ THE ALPHA'S CURSE BREAKER : บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

~HUNTERThe sound of the engine died down as I slowly wheeled my car to a halt in front of the mansion.At my arrival, the guard stationed at the door hurried over. I handed him my keys as I stepped out and headed for the front door.“Daddy!” Olivia’s squeal filled the living room as soon as I stepped inside, bringing a smile to my tired face.She rushed over, and I scooped her up by the waist, spinning her around as she giggled loudly.When I set her back down, her chubby cheeks were already flushed. “I missed you, Daddy,” she said with a grin.Oh goddess.She looked so cute—too cute not to kiss those rosy cheeks. So I did.She scrunched her nose in response, making me chuckle as I scooped her back up into my arms and started up the stairs.“Where’s your mom, by the way?” I asked, the thought crossing my mind.Not that I really cared, but I didn’t want Olivia to think I didn’t care about Nadia. Kids can be very perceptive.“I dunno,” she replied with a shrug as we entered my room. I

~HUNTERSitting in the back seat of my car, I couldn’t shake the tension building inside me. My eyes kept darting to my wristwatch, and I found myself urging the driver to speed up whenever we hit a slow patch.I was supposed to be at Megan's school three hours ago, hoping to convince Mrs. Salvador to accept my appointment. But here I was, still stuck on the road. It wasn’t the driver’s fault, though. Something urgent came up at the office, eating away most of my time.This might be my only chance to meet with her, and it felt like it was slipping away with every minute we spent caught in traffic. My restlessness grew, and all I could do was hope we’d reach the school before the event ended.Finally, a sigh of relief escaped my lips as the car pulled into the school's compound. I jumped out the moment it stopped in the parking lot and hurried toward the building, wondering why so many students were milling around if the event was still going on.Has the event already ended? I wondered

~HUNTER Is she a ghost or something?I couldn’t help but wonder how Mrs. Salvador managed to leave the restroom without using the main door. Sure, I might not know the school's layout like the back of my hand, but I know for certain she entered the restroom area, and it was a dead end with only four other stalls.So, how come I didn’t run into her?I completely lost focus on what I was doing as my mind kept replaying the moment I almost met her. The more I thought about it, the clearer it became that she was intentionally avoiding me. But why?Maybe Liam was right. Maybe she knew about my long-standing conflict with her husband, and it’s not like that’s going to end anytime soon.If that’s the case, I’m willing to make peace with Killian just to get her to consider my appointment. That’s how desperate I am to meet her because I believe she can help with my condition. I mean, she’s got an impressive record of healing people.Honestly, I have to admit, I’ve grown a bit jealous of Killi

~SELENA"You had me so worried, Megan. How could you leave school with a stranger?!" I shouted, frustration pouring out with every word."I'm sorry, Mommy," she mumbled, tears already welling up as she hung her head.I rubbed my temple, trying to stay calm, but it wasn't working. I was angry, and nothing I did could soothe it.What if Lionel hadn’t gone after them to the mall? What if she had been hurt before he got there? What if Lionel hadn’t realized Megan left with that witch? I would’ve been drowning in tears because of her innocence!"You know what? From now on, I don't want you hanging out with that kid, Olivia."Her head shot up, eyes brimming with fresh tears. "But Mom...""No buts!" I cut her off sharply."You will do as I say!" I snapped. "It's for your own good, Megan," I added, trying to sound calm."I can't stay away from Olivia. She's my friend, and she needs me!" she cried, tears streaming down her face. It was as if I had taken something precious from her.I knew Hunt

~SELENAI slowly woke up, my eyes aching from the harsh light above me as I squinted, trying to take in my surroundings. At first, everything seemed to blur and multiply into a thousand pieces, but the haze gradually faded, leaving me with a throbbing headache.I reached up to touch my head, wincing when I felt the thick layers of bandages wrapped around it. As I tried to sit up, a sharp pain shot through my side, forcing me back down. I noticed an IV in my arm and bandages wrapped around my torso. My whole body hurt like hell.Giving up on the idea of sitting up, I lay back down, stifling groans as my mind drifted back to the sudden, violent attack—the gunshots, the glass shattering, the car swerving out of control.A shiver ran down my spine, turning my limbs cold as I thought about Lionel and Jared. I wondered if they were okay after fighting so hard against the armed men.The last thing I remembered from the attack was Lionel being shot when he was trying to protect me. I thought