All Chapters of The Cursed Alpha’s Only Mate: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Chapter One Hundred ThirteenHecate POVThe morning light was pale and cold, filtering through the narrow windows of the castle's lower level. The air was crisp, carrying the scent of dew and distant woodsmoke, the kind of morning that felt like a fresh start even when the weight of the past pressed heavy on your shoulders. Hecate stood in the courtyard, her arms wrapped around Tori, holding her close for what might be the last time.Tori's body was warm against hers, familiar and solid, a reminder of all the years they had spent together. The years of hiding, of running, of surviving. The years when they had been each other's only comfort, only ally, only family. The years when the world had been against them, and they had clung to each other like the last two leaves on a dying tree.Hecate had treated Tori's wounds herself, applying salves and bandages to the raw marks on her wrists where the ropes had bitten. She had healed the cuts on her ankles, the bruises on her shoulders, the

Chapter One Hundred ThirteenHecate POVThe morning light was pale and cold, filtering through the narrow windows of the castle's lower level. The air was crisp, carrying the scent of dew and distant woodsmoke, the kind of morning that felt like a fresh start even when the weight of the past pressed heavy on your shoulders. Hecate stood in the courtyard, her arms wrapped around Tori, holding her close for what might be the last time.Tori's body was warm against hers, familiar and solid, a reminder of all the years they had spent together. The years of hiding, of running, of surviving. The years when they had been each other's only comfort, only ally, only family. The years when the world had been against them, and they had clung to each other like the last two leaves on a dying tree.Hecate had treated Tori's wounds herself, applying salves and bandages to the raw marks on her wrists where the ropes had bitten. She had healed the cuts on her ankles, the bruises on her shoulders, the

Chapter TwoViolet POVI stared at the empty space in front of me, my mind echoing with the harsh voice that had just spoken through the mindlink. The connection had snapped shut so suddenly that the silence felt heavy, pressing in around the hospital room. Whoever that man was, he had spoken to me like I was an annoying child wasting his time. He told me to stop acting, that important guests from the Moonstone Pack were arriving, and that I needed to hurry home and stop making a scene. Before I could even ask what he meant, the link ended.Amelia was still sitting beside my bed, her eyes full of concern. She must have noticed the change in my expression because she squeezed my hand gently. Then her face hardened with anger as she realized who had mindlinked me.“That bastard,” she muttered. “His wife gets into a serious car accident and he cannot even come to see her? Not one visit. Not even a proper message. Just scolding you through the link like you are a child. Christian is comp

Violet POVThe words "I want a divorce" were still ringing clearly in the air room. Christian stared at me, his dark eyes widening for a fraction of a second before narrowing again in disbelief. The powerful Alpha of Silverfang Pack looked genuinely shocked, as if I had just suggested something completely impossible. He probably thought I was throwing another tantrum, one of those dramatic attempts to get his attention that he had accused me of before. But I was not playing games. My decision felt solid, rooted in the straightforward personality that had returned after the accident. I no longer cared about pleasing him or clinging to a marriage that had only brought me pain and humiliation."You cannot be serious," he said finally, his voice low and edged with irritation. He ran a hand through his dark hair, frowning deeply. "Violet, this is just another one of your acts. You have always loved me, always spoken to me so gently, like I was the center of your world. Now you suddenly a

Chapter SixViolet POVAlpha Christian held the medical document in his hands, his fingers poised to open it. I watched his face, my heart hammering against my ribs. If he read those results, everything would change. He would know about the pregnancy, and he would never let me go. Not because he loved me, but because I was carrying his heir. He had made that perfectly clear.I took a breath, ready to snatch the paper from him if I had to. But before Christian could unfold the document, a sharp knock came at the office door."Alpha," a servant called from the other side. "The delegates from Moonstone Pack have returned. Alpha Korvan and his son request an immediate audience with you."Christian hesitated, his eyes flicking from the paper to the door. I saw the calculation in his gaze. The Moonstone Pack was powerful, and their alliance meant everything to Silverfang. My medical results could wait.He set the document down on his desk, face up but still folded. "I will deal with this l