All Chapters of Academy Of Cursed Hearts : Chapter 91 - Chapter 96

Chapter Ninety-Two****I went to the mirror chamber that evening.Everyone in the academy slept. But I knew. Morwen and Harry, yes, I would call him that now,were done with games. They were summoning the Hollow Watcher.And while they thought they were calling a weapon.The Watcher wasn’t a weapon.It was a judge.And it had already chosen its verdict.But before it came, I had one last thing to do.When I entered the chamber,the Twin stepped closer to the glass.“They’re going to use one of the boys again,” she said, voice urgent. “Not just to hurt you but to get through you. If they can’t reach you, they’ll break what you love.”“I know,” I said.“Then bind them,” she said. “Not with wards but with you.”I frowned. “What do you mean?”“Transfer a thread of your power into them,” she said. “Not enough to change who they are,but enough to make them untouchable to liars. Let your fire live in Kael’s flame. Let your silence coil in Jason’s shadows. Once bound, no stolen magic, no soul-

Chapter Ninety-Four:****Three days after the binding and humiliating Kieran in the library, the academy was sort of calm. Everyone went about their daily activities with no fear or intrusion.That morning, after training. There was change in the atmosphere, the weather was cold and sharp, like steel dragged across bone. The wards didn’t flare. The runes didn’t warn. They just… bowed.Someone new entered the academy.And they weren’t here to watch.They were here to break me.I saw her at breakfast.She sat alone at the High Table, where only masters and visiting dignitaries dined. Robes the color of dried blood. Hair braided with iron beads. Eyes like gray, unyielding, and very ancient.Morwen stood beside her, speaking low, respectful. Kieran hovered nearby, face pale but hopeful.Their weapon and last hope.After drills, Jason pulled me aside. “That’s Lady Veyra,” he said, voice tight. “Commander of the Obsidian Guard. She served the Queen’s court before the Veil fell. They say s

Chapter Ninety-Six:****I left the mirror chamber with the Twin’s warning still humming in my bones.“They're watching you,” she’d said. “And curiosity is the first step into the grave, be careful.”I knew Kieran has been following me for days. He's been following my shadows, like a dog that’s been kicked too many times but still hopes for scraps.He wanted answers, he really wanted to satisfy his curiosity.He wanted to believe I was still human.Poor fool.I stepped out of the hidden passage behind the old tapestry in the west wing,and turned down the hall towards the courtyard.That’s when I saw him.Kieran stood near the archway, half-hidden in shadow, eyes sharp, posture tense. He’d been waiting for me.“Aria,” he called, voice careful, almost polite.I didn’t stop. “Kieran.”He fell into step beside me. “You’ve been doing a lot of sneaky movements lately.”I kept walking. “I like to walk.”“Only at night? Through sealed corridors?”I looked at him. “Are you following me?”He di