All Chapters of The Curvy Heiress: Lost Werewolf Sister: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

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Chapter 140 - Pendrive

No one moves.The silence after my words stretches until it becomes unbearable - until the house itself seems to hold its breath.Then Cameron shifts. Not fully yet. But the air changes.Power rolls off him in a slow, dangerous wave, the kind that doesn’t need claws or fangs to be felt. Alpha dominance presses against my skin, against my wolf, against every ancient instinct written into Vale stone and blood.My brothers feel it instantly.Rowan straightens. Damon’s lips peel back just enough to show teeth. Kieran’s eyes flash gold. Silas closes his eyes for half a second, steadying himself.“Stand down.” Rowan said carefully to Cameron.Cameron doesn’t.“You don’t understand what you agreed to.” he says, voice low, vibrating with restrained fury. “You think you found a third option. You think you were clever.”“I was clever.” I snap. “We have that pendrive and I’m still breathing, aren’t I?”“Barely.”That does it.My wolf surges forward, not asking permission. Heat floods my veins, s

Chapter 141 - Something Is Wrong

Something was wrong.Not the dramatic, everything’s-on-fire wrong. Not the I’m actively dying wrong either. This was subtler. Meaner. Like my body had decided to whisper instead of scream.I noticed it when I stood up too fast and the room tilted - not enough to make me fall, just enough to make me swear under my breath and grab the back of a chair.Cameron looked up instantly.“I’m fine.” I said before he could say my name like a command.Lie.My wolf stirred, uneasy, pacing in tight, irritated circles. Not panicked. Not fading. Just… off-balance. Like she kept stepping on a stair that wasn’t where she expected it to be.We were back in the Vale mansion - home, wards tight, warriors everywhere, my brothers scattered through the house like sentinels pretending not to hover. The kind of safety that should’ve made my body relax.Instead, my skin felt too warm. My pulse too loud.The poison hadn’t finished with me.I pressed my palm to my sternum, breathing slowly. The bond hummed in res

Chapter 142 - He Is Gone

I woke up wrong.Not the dramatic bolt-upright kind. Not the peaceful stretch-and-yawn kind either. It was the quiet, creeping awareness that something essential had shifted while I slept - like waking in a house where the furniture had been moved just enough to make you stumble in the dark.My wolf noticed it first. She lifted her head slowly, ears pricked, hackles rising - not in panic, but in sharp, focused alertness. "Cameron." she sent instinctively.Nothing answered. That alone snapped my eyes open.Light spilled across the ceiling, pale and deceptively calm. The room smelled like me. Like home. Like safety.And not like him...The bond was still there - solid, humming, warm - but it felt… distant. Not severed. Never that. Just stretched thin, like a cord pulled too far without snapping.My chest tightened.I pushed myself upright, the familiar ache flaring behind my eyes, a reminder that the poison was still very much a problem. Twelve hours. Less now.The door opened softly. R

Chapter 143 - The Road to the Meeting Point

The car smelled like leather, iron, and restraint. Too many wolves. Too much tension. Not enough air.I sat in the back seat between Damon and Silas, flanked like a liability instead of a person, the Vale crest stitched into the inside of my jacket pressing cool against my ribs. Rowan drove. Kieran rode shotgun, silent and coiled, eyes never leaving the road ahead.No one spoke. Which was worse than shouting.My head throbbed in a slow, deliberate rhythm, like the poison was tapping its fingers against the inside of my skull, reminding me it was still there. Still winning time. Still counting.Twelve hours had become nine. Then nine was two.Now I swallowed and forced my breathing steady.Adrian’s face kept surfacing in my mind - his smile, his accent, the ease with which he’d slid into my space like he belonged there. Like I was already his angle.She’ll be easy.I clenched my jaw, nails biting into my palm.Easy.God, I wanted to tear his throat out with my teeth. I wanted to watch

Chapter 144 - Borderlines

For a heartbeat, no one moved.The forest held its breath with us - trees rigid, shadows taut, the air buzzing with the kind of tension that usually came right before blood hit the ground.Aldric Blackridge stood there like he owned the silence. Like he expected us to bend to it.I didn’t.I stepped fully forward, shoulders back, ignoring the way my vision swam just a little at the edges. Poison or not, I refused to let him think I was fragile. My brothers shifted instinctively, a half-step closer, a wall of muscle and threat at my back.Protective. Furious.Good.“Let’s skip the part where you pretend this is a polite meeting.” I said coolly. “You didn’t come here for diplomacy. You came to rattle us.”Aldric’s eyes flicked briefly to Rowan, then Damon, then Kieran and Silas - cataloguing, assessing, weighing odds. A general counting weapons.“And yet,” he said mildly, “here we all are. Talking.”“For now.” Damon growled.Aldric smiled at him. Not intimidated. Not impressed.“That te

Chapter 145 - Bloodlines

Power hit the clearing like a pressure drop before a storm.Not loud. Not flashy.Just inevitable.Every wolf there felt it - Blackridge and Vale alike. Spines straightened. Breath caught. The forest itself seemed to lean away, branches creaking softly as if they knew what was stepping into their territory.My bond flared hot and sharp, no longer a distant echo but a living, burning line pulled tight.Cameron.He didn't run. He came walking out of the trees to my left. Owning the stage despite coat discarded somewhere behind him, dark shirt open at the throat like he hadn’t bothered pretending tonight was going to end politely. His eyes were silvered fully now, wolf riding close to the surface, power coiled and ready.He casually stopped beside me.My chest tightened painfully with relief and fury all at once.“You left.” I said throu our bond, not bothering to keep the edge out of my voice.His gaze flicked to me for half a second - soft, fierce, apologetic - and then locked onto Ald

Chapter 146 - No Neutral Ground

Every sound sharpened - the scrape of boots against gravel, the low breath of wolves barely holding human shape, the distant crack of branches where more bodies moved just out of sight. The clearing that had been neutral ground five minutes ago now felt like the center of a tightening noose.Aldric followed my gaze into the trees and smiled faintly. “Ah.” he said. “They’re early.”Cameron went still beside me. Contained. Like a blade locked into its sheath by sheer force of will.“How many?” Rowan asked, voice flat, lethal.“Enough,” Aldric replied. “to make bad decisions very expensive.”Damon swore under his breath. Kieran’s hand dropped to the hilt of the knife at his back - not threatening yet, but no longer decorative.My wolf bristled. "We are surrounded."I inhaled slowly, fighting the wave of dizziness that rolled through me. The poison was still there, a cold burn threading through my veins, reminding me that time was not on my side.Aldric noticed the way my breath hitched.

Chapter 147 - The Hour

Pain has a sound.It isn’t a scream. It’s a low, internal tearing - like something inside me is being slowly wrung out, drop by drop, with patient cruelty. I became aware of it before I became aware of anything else.Then to my awarness came Cameron.His arms were iron around me, solid and real, anchoring me to the world as it tilted dangerously sideways. My cheek pressed against his chest, his heartbeat was a furious drum beneath my ear.“Clara.” he said aloud this time, not through the bond. His voice cracked. “Stay with me.”I forced my eyes open.The clearing swam into focus - wolves tense, weapons half-drawn, breath fogging the cold air. Blackridge warriors had closed in another step without anyone noticing. Not attacking. Just… there. A ring tightening.Alaric Blackridge watched us like a man checking the time.“I didn’t say you could touch her.” he said mildly.Cameron’s lip curled, a flash of teeth that wasn’t entirely human. “Say that again.”The ground answered him.A low vi

Chapter 148 - Ten Minutes

“Ten minutes,” Alaric repeated, as if granting a courtesy instead of staging an execution. “Say your goodbyes.”Cameron’s hand stayed on mine, warm, steady. His eyes never left Alaric’s face. And he didn't shift back.“Fine.” I said, forcing my voice to cooperate. “Ten minutes.”Alaric inclined his head, magnanimous. He flicked two fingers. “Back.” he ordered his warriors. “Give them space.”Blackridge wolves withdrew a dozen paces, disciplined, watchful. The silver case remained with the carrier - centered, visible, a promise dangling in the cold air.Cameron leaned down, forehead brushing mine. “You okay?”“Define okay.” I murmured. The poison still sang in my veins, a thin, acidic hum. “We’ll pretend this is a goodbye.” I send through our bond.His jaw tightened. “We don’t pretend.” he answear."We misdirect." I sent back through the bond, keeping my face neutral. "Now. I didn't came unprepared. And we will not go with the Blackridge. We fight."I closed my eyes for half a heartbea

Chapter 149 - New Goal

I tried to stand up straight. But in the next second I gasped and nearly dropped to my knees. Someone hands caught me instantly.“Easy.” Rowan muttered, gripping my shoulders like he was anchoring me to the earth. “Breathe. Just breathe.”I tried.My wolf slammed into the sensation like a tide hitting a cliff - snarling, furious, hungry from the poison it had been fighting for hours. I felt it retreat inch by inch, pulled back by something colder, stronger, final.The clock stopped ticking.I was not fully healed as I thought moment ago. But no longer dying. So this was a huge succes.I dragged in a breath that didn’t feel borrowed and looked carfully around.Around us, the clearing was wrecked.Blackridge warriors lay scattered - some unconscious, some groaning, some very wisely not moving at all. Vale wolves stood in a loose perimeter now, chests heaving, eyes glowing faintly as they waited for orders that hadn’t come yet.Because no one was looking at them. Everyone was looking at

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