All Chapters of Their Untouchable Little Mate : Chapter 191 - Chapter 195

CORAI felt the tension in the room the moment Liam and I stepped into the hallway. He was still acting stiff, and I could feel the resistance in his hand as I pulled him toward the main entrance. He didn't want to do this while he was still covered in dust from the renovations, but I wasn't going to let him hide in the kitchen. I gripped his fingers tighter and gave him a look that told him to stop being stubborn, and eventually, he sighed and followed me along.We entered the main hall just as Cade was walking in. I stopped in my tracks, and my eyes widened as I took him in. He looked completely different from the last time I saw him. He looked even better than previously, his skin having deep tan lines from being out in the sun, and there was a ruddiness on his face that made him look healthy and full of life. He didn't look like the haunted man who had left this fortress a few weeks ago."Liam! Cora!" Cade called out excitedly.He had a huge grin on his face, and he looked like h

CORAA few days later, we headed back to Blackwood. My entry into the territory this time was vastly different from when I had first arrived as a prisoner. Back then, I was alone and hated, but now, there was an entire entourage waiting for me at the gates. I looked out the carriage window at the people lining the path and I felt wild just thinking about the transformation that had happened over the last year. I had gone from being the girl they wanted to execute to the woman who helped break their greatest curse.As soon as we settled in, I met up with Kira. She had come over from the village she was staying in the moment she heard that I was back. She looked at me for a long time before she grabbed me in a tight hug, and she apologized for not telling me where she was during the worst of the chaos."I'm just glad you're okay," I told her, pulling back to look at her face. "I wasn't holding any grudges, Kira. I'm just happy I still have a friend."

CORA “Thanks for the pies, Cora,” the man said, tipping his hat as he stepped toward the entrance. “You are welcome, Silas, but make sure you deliver the milk tomorrow morning,” I replied, wiping my hands on my apron. The heavy wooden doors swung shut with a thud, and the shop went quiet. I let out a long sigh of exhaustion and sat down behind the counter. My back was aching, and my feet felt like lead, but I was happy that it was finally the end of the day. This was probably my final customer, I thought, as I looked at the rows of empty shelves. It had been nearly a year since Cade and Maeve became the rulers of Blackwood. Everything had moved so fast after that night in the apartment. We didn't want the drama of the pack or the constant eyes of the elders on us, so we left the next morning. We only had enough time to say goodbye to Cade, Maeve, and Kira before we started traveling north. We eventually settled in this small town called Dimmsville. It was a nice place, far away fr