All Chapters of The Cursed Alpha and His Wolfless Mate: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

The road stretched endlessly before me, dark and quiet, with only the full moon watching from above. I drove with one hand on the wheel, the other resting lazily on the door.Kris had sent the location a few hours ago… an abandoned steel yard just outside the borders of Blue Moon Pack. Remote, empty, perfect for a private meeting.“Come alone,” he had said. “And make sure no car follows you. No one must know we’re meeting.”That alone told me this wasn’t just some friendly catch-up between alphas. Kris was many things, but paranoid wasn’t one of them, unless he had a damn good reason to be.As I pulled up to the yard, I killed the engine and stepped out of the car. My boots crunched against gravel, the cool air tugging at my clothes. I looked around. Rusted machinery sat like abandoned corpses, coated in layers of dust and time. Long-forgotten tools lay scattered across the cracked concrete. I took a few steps, scanned the area, and frowned. But there was no sign of Kris.I reached in

“I’m telling her.”My voice was firm, loud, and final.Sarah flinched. Mr. Clark set down his tea like he’d known this moment was coming all along. Maybe he had. I didn’t care. My mind was made up.“I’m going back to Moonstone Pack,” I said again, slower this time. “Lila deserves to know. She’s my sister, my blood.”Mr. Clark sighed. “And what do you think that will accomplish?”I narrowed my eyes. “The truth. She needs to know the truth.”“Does she?” Sarah finally spoke. “You think truth is more important than destiny?”I frowned. “What the hell does that even mean?”Mr. Clark rose from the armchair, folded his arms behind his back, and stared out the window like he was trying to look into a future I wasn’t invited to. “Clarkson, you know we’ve sheltered you, trusted you… even after what you were involved in with Beta Drake. But if you go back now, you’ll undo everything.”“I don’t give a damn what I undo,” I snapped. “She’s my sister. I won’t let her live in the dark.”“Sometimes da

I stared at Kaidon for a moment, unsure if I’d heard him right. The study was too quiet for comfort. My heartbeat was louder than it should have been, pounding against my chest like it wanted out.“What did you just say?” I asked, pretending not to hear him the first time.Kaidon didn’t blink. His blue eyes were fixed on me, sharp and steady. “I said… did you have anything to do with Tasha’s death?”There was no stutter, no hesitation. He was dead serious.A slow fire crawled up my chest.“You’re asking me that?” I scoffed and let out a dry chuckle. “You—you’re actually standing there and asking me that?”He didn’t speak. His silence made it worse.“You’ve known me your whole life, Kaidon,” I said, letting the words slip through gritted teeth. “I fought beside you. I’ve been your Beta, your brother… And now you’re accusing me of killing our sister?”“I’m not accusing you,” he said softly. “I just want to know.”“You just want to know?” I repeated, louder. I stepped forward, not breaki

I tucked the journal into the folds of my dress and stepped out the next morning. My heart pounded so hard I could feel it in my ears. All night, I could barely sleep. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw Tasha. I saw her screaming. I saw blood. And I saw Drake, hunting… not animals.I needed to talk to someone, someone I could trust. And right now, the only person that came to mind was Loraine.I spotted her near the back garden, talking with one of the nurses. She had this calm energy about her… kind eyes, warm smile, like someone who would listen without judging. She saw me and smiled. I smiled too, but I knew it didn’t reach my eyes.“Lila?” she called as I got closer. “You look like you didn’t sleep all night.”I gave a little laugh, shaky and dry. “It was impossible to.”She squinted at me. “Is something wrong? You look... troubled.”I hesitated, and then, looked around. A maid passed by, carrying a basket of herbs. Another stood by the gate, talking to a guard. No one seemed to b

She walked in without knocking.One second, I was unbuttoning my shirt, needing a damn minute to think… and the next, Sara burst into my room like her life depended on it.I turned sharply, scowling. “Have you lost your mind?”She froze by the door, hands shaking, eyes wide. “I… I’m sorry, Beta. I just… I need to talk to you. It’s urgent.”I didn’t move. Just let my jaw clench as I stared at her. “You better start talking before I lose the little patience I have left. And it better make sense, Sara. If you came in here to whine or gossip, I’ll personally make sure you regret stepping through that door.”She flinched but didn’t retreat. “It’s Lila,” she said, voice barely above a whisper.My heartbeat paused for a moment before resuming. “What about her?”“I think she knows,” she breathed.I raised an eyebrow. “Knows what?”Sara stepped in further, shutting the door behind her. “About… about Tasha.”I blinked at her. Then I snorted. “You came into my room to say that?”“I’m serious, Dr