All Chapters of Cursed To Love You: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Drasa’s POVSleep refused me like an old enemy. No matter how I twisted in my cot, how many breaths I counted, the silence only grew louder, swelling with the weight of what had happened in the council hall.I could still see the way the Alphas had looked at me, half curious, half condemning. Predators deciding if I was worth the effort to tear apart. Only Cassian’s presence had held them at bay, his hand firm on the table when voices rose, his words sharp with authority I wasn’t sure he even believed he still possessed.Without him, I would already be dead. That much was clear.I sat up, the woolen blanket falling from my shoulders. My hair clung to my temples, damp from sweat despite the cold. The camp outside was quiet, wrapped in that fragile stillness that came before dawn. A world holding its breath.I stood, pulled on my boots, and stepped into the dark.The air outside was bitter, filled with the faint smells of smoke and damp earth. I walked slowly, my eyes adjusting to the

Drasa’s POVI was just sitting quietly as I observed them arguing heatedly over strategies, voices rising and falling like waves.I looked at Cassian and felt like he was passing through pain at that moment, but he was trying his best to hide it.Suggestions were being made, plans debated, and alliances weighed.Even with all these, my attention was still far away from the noise. My mind concentrated entirely on Cassian, focusing on the huge load he carried on his shoulders.It was not just the weight of his title, but the burden of everyone's hopes and fears, mostly mine.I looked at him quietly, the way his jaw tightened when someone questioned his plan, the tiredness hidden beneath his calm composure. It was like the weight of the world had settled, apparently, on his back, but he bore it silently, not to show his weakness before us.I felt guilty for being the cause of all this. If I hadn’t been here, we wouldn't be so fragile, so weak, I thought bitterly. Maybe Cassian wouldn’

Cassian’s POVIt has been days of restlessness for me as I don't want to leave any stone unturned regarding my preparation towards any route my Dad will like to take against me.I haven't seen Drasa for some days now, and I missed her a lot even though I pretended not to.Her thoughts are always on my mind and I do try as much as possible to concentrate on whatever I am doing.I was in a critical meeting with some groups of warriors and generals. There were various documents and files before me as we studied them together.There was a map before me, and I tried concentrating on it but it looked blurred before my eyes.I blinked, trying to focus on it as one of the generals pointed at a marked route through the northern pass. “If we flank them here, it will be an easy ride,” The general said.I was trying to follow the description the general was trying to give when the doors slammed open. Everyone's attention turned towards the door when a guard rushed in, panting hard.“How dare yo

Drasa’s POVCassain angrily walked out on me as he slammed the door closed behind me, echoing through the corridor.I leaned against the stone wall, my chest tight and my throat raw from the argument with Cassian. The words still rang in my head, cutting deeply into my chest. I did not mean to offend him that much, but I would no longer bite my tongue just to spare his pride. He needed to hear the truth.I closed my eyes, exhaling slowly, grounding myself in the silence that followed. The corridor felt suffocating at that moment, and I needed a space, air, anything other than this. I turned and made my way toward the balcony at the far end of the hall.When I stepped into the open night, it felt like emerging from deep water. The moon hung low over the stronghold, casting a cold silver glow across the stone battlements and forested cliffs beyond. The wind carried the scent of pine, damp moss, and something else, ash, perhaps. A reminder of the fires Lucien had ordered lit two nights

Drasa's POV I have noticed how restless Cassain has been these few days as he goes from one secret meeting with the elders, trying his best to convince them and win them to his side. It hasn't been easy for him.After having a series of meetings with some of them, I noticed the pack is no longer united as division is creeping in their midst already.Cassain has been able to convince some of the elders, and they are already secretly supporting him because of the juicy promises he made of better leadership.“I hope they will stand by him till the end,” I said silently to myself. “I don't believe in their allegiance yet till they prove it.”I'm afraid of them betraying Cassain at the end, mostly some of them that haven't given him a positive answer yet.I have been indoors all day and decided to take a walk outside to get some fresh air.Taking a walk, I saw a group of people discussing.Rumors are already spreading over the whole place by some elders that I'm the one making Cassain tur