บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha's Cursed Twin: บทที่ 31 - บทที่ 40

Stacey.They had probably injected something into me. Why else would I be powerless even outside the cells?Every girl dreams of their wedding day, to make it the most beautiful day of her life. We want it to be perfect and unforgettable in a good way. But for me, that had been taken away from me. I had no power to decide anything, not even my wedding dress.Every decision had been made for me, and my work was to say ’i do’ to the alpha. To make everything worse, I did not love the man I was supposed to marry. Flowers lined the aisle, their thick scent layering everything in the vicinity. The fabric clung to my upper body, almost suffocating me. The venue was packed to the fullest. Elders sat at the front in ceremonial robes, warriors stood near the back with polished armors and pack members sat poised and ready to witness my downfall. Children say with the adults, the younger ones looking extremely impatient as if all they wanted was to run off and play with the decorations.Liam st

Stacey.For a second, we all stared at each other. The two guards stood at the doorway with wide eyes. My hand held on to Caleb's shirt, his body shielding mine from the prying eyes. I used this chance to quickly pull the wedding gown back up and Caleb helped me secure the back.Before he finished, a guard lunged forward with a raised silver baton but Caleb grabbed his wrist mid swing. He twisted the wrist so hard I heard a bone crack as the baton fell to the floor.When the second guard drew a blade, I got scared that Caleb might get hurt and locked up behind a cell just because of me.“Caleb!” I gasped. He didn’t bother to look back. He ducked and turned before driving his elbow into the man’s throat. The guard staggered back but managed to slash at Caleb, nipping his side. I saw a small line of blood forming under his white shirt.Caleb grunted and lunged at the guard, disarming him with a strike to the wrist, before driving him into the stone wall hard enough that the impact echo

Stacey. I had grown accustomed to the pack house which was always boisterous. The Alpha’s house too quiet and sometimes the silence was uncomfortable. You'd think life would be better in the luxurious building with tall glass to ceiling windows, polished floors, and expensive furniture. But no, we walked through the halls with careful steps, lest the alpha found us being careless. As the future Luna, everyone tried to treat me well but some couldn't hide their disdain for me. There were guards outside my door at all times, and servants only entered only long enough to deliver meals before retreating quickly as if I was infected with contagious deadly illness. It felt more like a prison than my cell. At least, there I knew what I was. Here, I pretended to be something else and yet reality presented a different picture. Eventually Liam decided isolation wasn’t good. He said that If I was going to be his Luna, I had to be seen and that meant facing the pack. That was how I fou

Stacey.I didn’t know what to do but I knew what I wanted. I glanced at the woman next to Caleb, noting her annoying smirk. Liam was now squeezing my hand really tight and it was too uncomfortable. Caleb’s eyes met mine. The red tinge in them seemed to be growing, the glow intense. I forced my hand out of Liam’s tight grasp and placed it on Caleb’s. As soon as we made contact, I felt a surge of power in my body. A wave of current travelled from my hand to every part of my body all at once. My breath hitched as I felt the familiar feeling I always got from being close to him. It felt like home. Caleb’s fingers tightened around mine, his eyes still focused directly on mine.“Stacey,” he said.I stepped forward, moving closer to him as a wave of silver light burst out. It was so intense that it made some wolves step aside.“Stacey,” Liam said from behind me. His voice annoyed me and I wished he could just keep quiet and let me be. If only he could step away and forget about me. He re

Stacey. “I didn’t mean to hurt him,” I said. My hands were shaking terribly and my knees ached from being pressed against the floor. “But he wouldn’t stop. I lost it, I'm sorry.”“Step back!” a guard yelled, nearly shoving me aside as he dropped to his knees beside Liam. Another guard grabbed my hand and pulled me up roughly.“I didn’t mean to hurt him,” I said again, louder this time. Liam was not getting up and I was starting to panic. “You have to believe me.”“Silence!”The command was sharp, making me freeze. The guard holding me pushed me towards the wall until my back hit it. Another guard went on his knees, taking my position. He and his colleague turned Liam's head before pressing two fingers on his neck.Time seemed to slow down as I waited for the verdict. “He’s breathing.” the first guard said. A surge of relief swept through me.“He’s breathing,” the guard repeated, glancing at the others. “Call the healer now.”He was alive! I was relieved before I remembered what had