All Chapters of I Had My Sister Break Curse on Alpha After Rebirth, He Went Crazy: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

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Chapter 1

After being reborn, I had no time to adjust.The moment I regained consciousness, I heard a low, ragged gasp coming from the master bedroom.Then, a command—strained and desperate."Alice—"His voice was thick with pain and barely restrained desire.I knew that sound too well.The dark magic inside Nicholas was spiraling out of control again.In my past life, when I heard him call my name like that, I opened the door almost on instinct.I knew what it meant. And I went in anyway.I soothed his heat.The memories flickered through my mind, but this time, I didn't hesitate.I stood in the hallway. I didn't go to the master bedroom. Instead, I turned and picked up the intercom on the wall."Leah. The Alpha needs you. Come now."After I hung up, I walked to the door of the master bedroom.Inside, I heard something heavy slam into the bedpost. His breathing was erratic.I didn't go any closer. I just spoke through the door."She'll be here in ten minutes."For a moment, everything inside we

Chapter 2

I took half a step back on instinct.Nicholas frowned and strode into the room, shutting the door behind him.The space was already small. His presence made it suffocating."You're avoiding me."It wasn't a question.He stepped closer. His Alpha aura was reined in, but the pressure that lingered still made it hard to breathe."Is it because of last night? Or because of me and Leah?"I forced myself to meet his eyes, keeping my voice as steady as I could."Neither. I'm genuinely happy for you both."He let out a low, humorless laugh and suddenly reached out, tilting my chin up so I had no choice but to look at him."Genuinely? Alice, did you forget what you did at the full moon gathering on your coming-of-age? You pinned your brooch to my coat. A courting gesture. You think I didn't notice?""It was smart of you not to confess outright, because I would've rejected you on the spot. The Dark Moon Pack has always believed that Alpha should be with a strong she-wolf. An Omega, no matter how

Chapter 3

The day Leah's pregnancy was announced, I lost access to the west wing.No formal notice. No explanation.I was taking inventory in the apothecary when I noticed that several calming herbs I used regularly had been marked with red seals.I reached for them, but the guard on duty stopped me."Sorry, Miss Alice. You're not permitted to use these."I froze."These are part of my formulas."The guard just repeated himself."Alpha's orders."That's when it truly hit me. I no longer had a place in this pack.That afternoon, I was summoned to the main hall.Nicholas stood at the desk, flipping through a ledger.I stood there for a long time before he finally looked up."You've been moving assets around?"I nodded.Nicholas pressed his lips together. After a pause, he said, "You've been using funds from the herb revenue your mother left you. That was registered with the pack."I frowned."I have the right to use it."He corrected me."You used to. Not anymore."My head snapped up."What does t

Chapter 4

The next day, when I was called to the infirmary, the first thing I saw was Nicholas's back.He was standing beside the bed, leaning down slightly and speaking to Leah in a low voice.His tone held a patience I hadn't heard from him in a long time.Leah was propped against the headboard, pale but unable to hide the smugness in her eyes.One hand rested on her stomach. The other was extended toward the healer for examination."The pregnancy is stable, but emotional state still requires close attention.""Additionally, she should avoid stress for the time being."Every time the healer spoke, his eyes flicked instinctively toward Nicholas.Nicholas nodded and gave his order."Everything is to prioritize Leah."That's when Leah looked up and noticed me.She blinked, as if just realizing I was there, then gave a perfectly timed smile."Alice. You came.""I wasn't feeling well last night. The Alpha said you're the best with calming remedies, so I asked him to call you. I hope I'm not interru

Chapter 5

Third Person POV:On the day of the marking ceremony, Nicholas ordered extra guards stationed near the west wing.He didn't say it outright, but everyone understood.Today was Leah's most important day. No disruptions could be allowed.Especially not from Alice.Her recent silence was too unusual.Nicholas didn't believe she'd calmly watch him bond with someone else.Before heading to the ceremony grounds, his eyes swept over the crowd without thinking.He didn't see her.For a moment, he felt relief. Then, just as quickly, an uncomfortable hollowness followed.He brushed it off.Just nerves before the ceremony. That's all.Once the ceremony began, he focused entirely on Leah.She stood at his side, smiling brightly, her arm wrapped affectionately around his.Everything went perfectly.When it ended, cheers erupted from the pack members.Nicholas stood at the center. He should have felt satisfied.But in that moment, a thought flickered through his mind.Alice really didn't come.The r

Chapter 6

Nicholas didn't realize things were spiraling until the third time the curse backlashed.That night, he was reviewing documents from the Council when his mental energy suddenly destabilized.His heart raced. His head felt like it was splitting open.He frowned and spoke without thinking."Alice."No answer.It should have been normal.For years, whenever his mental state wavered even slightly, Alice had always noticed first.She'd handle it in exactly the right way.But now, there was no one.Nicholas pressed his fingers to his temples, forcing down the discomfort.A moment later, a servant brought him a remedy.Nicholas took one sniff and his frown deepened.It smelled wrong."Who made this?" he asked coldly.The servant hesitated."Luna suggested adjusting the ratio."Nicholas went still.Leah had been unusually involved in the apothecary lately.She said her mental state had been unstable since the pregnancy and wanted everything to prioritize her needs.He hadn't refused.To him, i

Chapter 7

Alice's POV:The southern town was quieter than I'd imagined.When I moved my medicine cabinet into the house, neighbors gathered at the door, curious about the outsider who'd just arrived.The first week, I barely left home. I just stayed inside and did things I enjoyed.The peace of it let me sleep properly for the first time in ages.By the second week, someone knocked.It was a human man from town. His name was Paul.His arm had been clawed by a wild animal. He hadn't treated it in time, and it was already inflamed and festering.I cleaned the wound without saying much.But the way he looked at me started to change—warmer, more intent."You're not from around here. Do you like it here?"I smiled faintly."It's quiet. I like it."After that, more people started coming.Headaches. Old injuries. Feverish children.I didn't ask questions. I just solved the problem.Paul came by almost every day.Sometimes he'd bring bread. Sometimes he'd fix my door. Occasionally he'd stand outside the

Chapter 8

Nicholas didn't leave right away.He stood at the end of the street, as if waiting for me to change my mind.I didn't look back.Once I was inside, I shut the door.But not long after, the phone rang—shrill and intrusive.It was Leah.Her emotions were all over the place, laced with possessiveness and panic."Alice."Her voice came through the receiver, frantic and unstable."Did the Alpha go see you?!"I didn't answer. I could already picture the twisted look on her face.She kept going, shouting into the phone."Don't get cocky. You think him going to see you proves anything?! I'm the Luna!"I was about to hang up when she suddenly raised her voice, practically screaming."Do you think he'll regret it just because you left?""What did you do to make him go after you? Did you seduce him? You shameless—"The insult didn't sting.I finally spoke, my tone calm."Leah, you don't need to assume I did anything."She went quiet for a beat."If you're feeling insecure, the problem is with you

Chapter 9

Mornings in the small town always came early.I'd just brought in the herbs I'd left drying overnight when I heard hurried footsteps from the street.It was the innkeeper. Her face was pale, and she was practically running."Alice, there's been an accident at the docks."My stomach dropped. I grabbed my medicine kit and followed her.A young sailor had collapsed. His lips were purple, his breathing erratic and shallow.The crowd kept their distance, afraid to get too close.I quickly identified it as mixed herb poisoning. If left untreated, it would damage his heart and lungs within two hours."Everyone back. Keep the air flowing. Paul, help me hold him down."Paul hesitated for only a second before doing exactly as I asked. No questions.His hands were steady.I worked quickly, mixing the remedy while calmly directing the people around me.I'd done this too many times to count. It was almost automatic now.When I got the antidote into him, the sailor's convulsions started to ease. A l

Chapter 10

In the end, Leah lost the pup she'd been so eager to flaunt.That night, she'd been alone in the greenhouse on the west side of the main hall.It was the herb garden I used to manage. After I left, someone else had been hastily put in charge.Several of the plants were in their most volatile stage. When their properties activated, the fumes they released were lethal to an unborn pup.She shouldn't have gone in.But she did.The reason was simple.She'd heard Nicholas had been staying in the greenhouse late into the night, as if thinking of someone.By the time Nicholas got there, it was already too late.I could have stayed away.Logic told me it wasn't my responsibility.But that night, sitting by the window, I thought through every possible outcome.If I didn't go back, the apothecary would be left in chaos. The next accident might claim more than just one child.I didn't owe anyone anything. But I couldn't let myself ignore a risk I knew was there.So I went back.For three days. Th

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