All Chapters of Breaking the Alpha's curse : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Jane's POVThe house had finally grown quiet.For the first time since we returned, there were no guards reporting emergencies, no frantic footsteps echoing through the hallways, and no voices arguing over strategy or politics. The Books of Life had been secured for the evening, Theo had been placed under careful watch, Alana and her guards had been shown to their rooms, and even Dysebel had disappeared into whatever guest chamber had been assigned to her.It felt... strange.After living through weeks of chaos, silence almost felt unfamiliar.I stood outside the bathhouse for several moments before pushing the door open.Warm steam drifted toward me immediately, carrying floral scent and herbs. Someone had already prepared the large wooden bathtub in the center of the room. Fresh water filled it almost to the brim, and flower petals floated across its surface. The room looked peaceful.Peaceful enough to make me wonder whether I truly belonged in it.I closed my eyes and inhaled de

Alpha Liam's POVPeace…I had almost forgotten what that word truly felt like.For years, peace had always been temporary. It had been a brief pause before another conflict, another betrayal, or another battle.Now… I woke up every morning beside Jane. Every night, she fell asleep with her head resting against my shoulder or tucked safely in my arms. Sometimes she would mumble something unintelligible in her sleep, and I would find myself smiling before I even opened my eyes.The nightmares that had plagued both of us were becoming less frequent. They were not gone, perhaps they never truly would be. But they were fewer and that alone was a blessing.Every morning I woke before her, only to spend several quiet minutes watching her sleep. She looked different when she was at peace. The worry lines between her eyebrows had disappeared. Her breathing had become calm. Sometimes she smiled in her dreams.Those moments reminded me why I had fought so hard to return home. I didn't struggle b

Alpha Liam's POVIf someone had told me a few months ago that I would stand here with a smile on my face, waiting for Jane to become my wife, I would have called them a fool.Back then, my world had been filled with curses, betrayals, bloodshed, and impossible choices. Every morning I woke wondering which enemy would strike next. Every night I wondered if the people I loved would still be alive when the sun rose.Yet here I was standing beneath an ancient arch woven with white flowers, silver vines, and fresh ivy, surrounded by friends, warriors, maidens, elders, neighboring Alphas, and people who had travelled from distant territories simply to witness this day.The atmosphere around my home wasn't filled with fear. It was filled with laughter, joy and happy anticipation. Children ran between the chairs until their parents hurriedly pulled them back. Warriors who had once stood beside me on bloody battlefields now wore proud smiles instead of armor. Even Caleb, who normally carried

Jane's POVA month later. If someone had told me a year ago that I would willingly walk through the streets asking people to support Alpha Liam's political campaign, I would have laughed and called them stupid. Politics had never interested me.Back then, my biggest concern had been surviving another day. Now, somehow, I had become the Luna everyone wanted to meet."Luna."I turned as Liam adjusted the edge of the blue cloak resting over my shoulders."You don't have to look so nervous.""I'm not nervous."He smiled knowingly. "You've said that a couple of times this morning.""That's because you keep asking."He chuckled. "I know public gatherings aren't your favorite.""They're not.""So..." He gently held both my hands. "Consider this a favor for your husband."I rolled my eyes playfully. "I know that face," I said."What face?""The one you make whenever you're trying to convince me.""Does it work?"“You know the answer already.”He leaned closer with a reassuring look on his f

Jane's POVMadam president? Sometimes, I still forgot.Not because I wanted to. Not because I didn't appreciate it. But because my life had changed so quickly that my heart hadn't caught up with reality.If someone called out, "Luna!" I would instinctively turn around. It felt natural and comfortable for me.If someone had called out, “Lyra!” I would instinctively turn around. I had grown into those names without even realizing it. Becoming Luna hadn't been about wearing beautiful dresses or sitting beside Alpha Liam during important meetings. It had been about standing beside the people, listening to their worries, celebrating their victories, mourning their losses, and protecting the home we had fought so hard to reclaim.Luna suited me.But..."Madam President."The elderly woman smiled patiently, waiting for me to respond. "Madam President?" I pointed at myself. "You mean me?"She laughed kindly. "Who else would I mean?"Heat rushed to my cheeks as embarrassment washed over me