All Chapters of Cursed To Love You: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Drasa’s POVCassian’s words still echoed in my mind long after we’d both fallen into silence. I’m on your side, Drasa. I’ll help you bring him down.Those weren’t words I ever thought I’d hear from Lucien’s son. Yet there they were, real, unshakable, and heavier than any vow could ever be.Something had shifted between us after that conversation, something raw, terrifying, and strangely freeing. For the first time since this entire mess began, Cassian and I weren’t pretending anymore. The lines between a fake relationship and what my heart secretly yearned for blurred until they were gone altogether.I glanced sideways at him as he drove, one hand on the wheel, the other resting casually on the gear shift. His profile was sharp, his jaw tense, his eyes fixed on the road as though focusing too hard might stop everything else from collapsing.“Cassian,” I finally said, breaking the silence that had stretched for too long.His eyes flicked to me before returning to the road. “Yeah?”“Thi

Cassian’s POVThe silence that followed Drasa’s words stretched endlessly. Even the hum of the refrigerator in the corner of Maya and Drasa’s shared apartment seemed to fade, leaving nothing but the sound of shallow, uneven breathing in the room. Maya’s eyes were wide, shimmering with fresh tears that hadn’t yet fallen. Kai’s normally cocky grin had vanished, his jaw tight as if he was chewing over the revelation. Andra, arms folded, leaned against the wall, her brows furrowed so deeply they cast shadows across her face.For a moment, I wasn’t sure anyone remembered how to speak."By revenge... do you mean..." Andra trailed off.“You...” Maya’s voice cracked. She tried again, quieter this time. “You came here to kill him.” She said.“Lucien,” Kai muttered grimly, finishing the thought for her.Drasa lowered her head, her hands wringing in her lap. She looked small, smaller than I’d ever seen her, though I knew better. She wasn’t small. She was the strongest person I had ever known.“Y

Cassian’s POVSchool the next day felt like a cruel joke. We sat in our usual seats, notebooks open, pens scratching against paper, but not a single one of us was truly paying attention. Maya twirled her pencil until it snapped in half, Kai doodled random wolves across his page, Andra kept sighing as though the weight of the world pressed against her chest, and Drasa… Drasa stared out the window like her mind lived in another world entirely.And mine wasn’t far behind hers.Every time the teacher droned on about formulas or dates, all I could see was the memory of last night, the way Drasa’s voice had cracked as she confessed her truth, the determination burning in her eyes as she said Lucien’s name aloud. The others had reacted as expected: Maya in disbelief, Andra in her fretful protests, Kai trying to joke before realizing it wasn’t the right moment. And me? I’d told them the rest of my truth, my curse, the poison that lived inside me. Somehow, Drasa hadn’t looked at me with pity.

Author’s POVElena had grown desperate.Every scheme failed. If anything it made the two grow closer.The gilded halls of the Academy no longer echoed with her laughter, nor did Cassian’s eyes ever seek her out. Instead, they had turned almost instinctively toward Drasa. It was as though the boy she had claimed as hers by right had slipped through her fingers, stolen by a girl who had not been meant to belong in their world.Her last attempts, subtle whispers, clever manipulations, half-truths spun in shadow had all failed. Cassian had defended Drasa again and again, and Kai and Andra had followed suit. But Elena was not one to surrender. And when Lucien himself had whispered doubts into her ear, stoking the embers of her envy, she found herself stepping further down a path she had never thought she would tread.If Drasa would not fall by words, then she would fall by blood.It happened two nights later, under the coppery light of dusk.Drasa had accompanied Cassian and Kai beyond th

Drasa’s POVThe cafeteria buzzed with the usual chatter of students, the clattering of trays and laughter bouncing off the high ceilings. It was one of the rare afternoons where things felt… normal. I had managed to forget, even for a short while, the weight of everything that had been happening around me.I filled Andra and Maya in on what happened the other day. Well, since I walked in with a bandage around my arm it was hard to make up a lie to convince them nothing happened. "I mean, I hated her and all but to be used like that. It must really suck. I mean, he is a monster. If anything she's lucky he didn't kill her off. I wouldn’t put it past him." Maya said while glaring at Kai who stole yet another fry from her plate. It had become a routine now.He'd steal her food and she would pretend to be mad about it but when he wasn't looking I saw the was she glanced over and smiled to herself."No offense Cassian, your father is a huge dick." Andra said."He's your uncle too." Cassia