All Chapters of Breaking the Alpha's curse : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Jane's POV “Caleb,” I breathed as I rushed toward him immediately.“Are you okay?” I said, grabbing his arm as if I needed proof. “Are you hurt? Did they do anything to you?”Caleb looked more exhausted than I had left him. But he was still standing and breathing and that was enough for me.“I should be asking you that,” he muttered.Before I could answer, he glanced around the corridor. “What happened to you?”I almost laughed at the question because what hadn’t happened? My emotions had become so tangled that I didn’t even know where to start anymore.“Aria and the rogues wanted me to marry Ronan,” I started from there. “What?” He exclaimed as his expression darkened instantly.I nodded bitterly. “Apparently that was their brilliant solution to everything.”Caleb stared at me like he was waiting for me to laugh and tell him it was a joke.Before he could even speak, I continued.“But Theo interfered.”That caught his attention immediately.“Theo?” he repeated slowly. “Theo is here

Jane's POV The garden was the only place in the house that still felt real and safe. Everywhere else carried fear and suspicion, but Josephine’s garden gave me breathing space. The scent of flowers lingered in the air as I walked slowly along the path, brushing my fingertips against leaves as if touching something gentle could calm the storm inside me.I stopped near a row of white flowers Josephine once told me were difficult to grow. Back then, they looked delicate and fragile, yet they had survived the harsh weather and neglect.I stared at them as I relate myself to their story. Maybe survival didn't always look powerful.Footsteps behind me interrupted my thoughts. It sounded so familiar that I didn't even need to turn around to know who it was. A sigh escaped my lips before I could stop it.“Am I interrupting your emotional moment with flowers?” Theo's voice came casually from behind me.Slowly, I turned, mentally preparing myself for the conversation. Theo stood a few steps

Jane's POV The argument between Elder Thorne and Theo unfolded right in front of me like a stage play, and for the first time in a very long while, I felt something dangerously close to satisfaction.I wasn't exactly happy, neither was I at peace but the satisfaction was undeniably there. The cracks in their relationship were showing and watching it break piece by piece was satisfying to watch. For weeks, I had watched people manipulate their way out of things. I had let people betray me. I had let people lie to me and lie about me. And the worst part was that I had watched people destroy lives without consequences. I had stood powerless while others made decisions about my life as though I were some object they could trade between themselves. But now? Now the mighty Elder Thorne himself was losing control of the very son he thought he owned.And that was a beautiful sight to behold. The moment Aria walked out of the garden, I knew she would do something terrible. So I followed h

Jane's POV Every corner of the house carried tension like smoke after a fire. Every footstep sounded suspicious. Every shadow looked alive. Even the walls themselves seemed to listen.And yet there I was, sneaking through Liam’s house like a thief. While Caleb walked beside me silently as we moved through the dim corridor. “You’re walking too fast,” he whispered behind me.Immediately, I slowed down before glaring at him over my shoulder.“You’re walking too slow,” I whispered back. “That’s because I enjoy staying alive.”I rolled my eyes quietly. “Then stop complaining and keep moving.”A faint chuckle escaped his lips. I couldn't believe he still found ways to joke around.I didn’t know whether to admire that or be annoyed by it.My heart pounded harder the closer we got to Liam’s study.Liam's study.Just thinking about it made my heart ache.I remembered the first time I entered that room. The fear and uncertainty that gnawed at me. The way he looked at me like I was trouble w

Jane's POV The moment we entered Josephine’s room and shut the door behind us, the tension holding my body together finally loosened.I exhaled sharply and for the first time that night, I felt like I could breathe properly.The tension was so fierce that I thought we might not even survive the night. I had a lot of things to say. I had a lot of questions to ask but it was definitely not tonight. We already had enough secret spilling for one night. And Josephine might look fine because she was really trying to look fine, but I knew she wasn't fine.“I almost died tonight,” Caleb said, leaning against the wall in an overly dramatic way. I rolled my eyes tiredly because I knew exactly what he was doing. He was trying to use his dramatic expression to reduce the remaining tension in the room. “How can you say that after a mission?” I asked teasingly. “Just one mission.”His eyes widened in shock. “Just one mission?” he repeated in disbelief. “I can't believe you of all people will sa