All Chapters of The Half-Life of a Werewolf: Chapter 41 - Chapter 43

Chapter 41 Aurora’s POV “You should rest now,” Cassidy said gently, moving toward the door. “Tomorrow, I’ll show you around and explain things properly.” I nodded, though my mind was racing too much to even think about sleep. After she left, the silence of the chamber pressed in on me. I lay back on the bed, staring at the carved ceiling above me, trying to make sense of how my life had turned so strange, so fast. I missed Grandma. The ache in my chest reminded me of how far away she was, and how much I hated leaving her alone. And then there was my father—who had abandoned me. My mother—who had died giving me life. The thought made my throat tighten. I sat up suddenly and walked to the ancient window. It was tall, arched, framed with stone, and heavy drapes hung loosely on either side. I pushed them apart and looked out. The view took my breath away. The night stretched over a land that shimmered with faint silver light, the trees standing tall like ancient guardians. The s

Chapter 43 Liam’s POV I sat at the long dining table with Lucious, my younger brother, eating in silence. My thoughts were elsewhere—until I caught sight of her. Aurora. She walked in with Cassidy at her side, dressed in one of the ancient gowns of our people. It fit her well. Too well. The way the fabric draped over her, the way her hair was neatly pulled back—she almost looked like she belonged here. “She’s beautiful,” Lucious whispered, leaning toward me with a teasing grin. “If I were you, I’d—” “Shut up,” I snapped under my breath, glaring at him. Lucious just chuckled, unfazed as always. Aurora and Cassidy approached and sat down opposite us. Cassidy greeted me casually, as if I weren’t the Alpha Prince, and I answered her with a curt nod. Aurora, however, received my brother’s full attention. “Hi,” Lucious said warmly, smiling at her. “You must be Aurora.” She returned his smile, her voice soft but steady. “Yes, I am. And you are…?” “Lucious. Liam’s brother,”