All Chapters of Breaking the Alpha's curse : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Jane’s POVBy the time we finally stopped walking, my legs were numb. It felt like they were made of stone.I had followed Kael, Ronan, and Mira through the forest for what felt like hours. The deeper we went, the quieter the woods became, until even the wind seemed careful not to disturb whatever lived there.I had stopped asking where we were going after the first few attempts.“Almost there,” Ronan had said seven times already.So when the trees finally began to thin out, I didn’t even bother getting hopeful.Until I saw it.At first, it looked like a strange clearing surrounded by towering mountains that rose like silent guards around the valley. But as we stepped out of the forest completely, my eyes widened.It wasn’t just a clearing, it was a camp.A huge one.Tents were arranged in neat rows across the land, their dirty fabric fluttering gently in the cool mountain air. A large fire pit burned at the center, surrounded by wooden benches and crates.But that wasn’t what surpris

Jane’s POVAt first, I thought it was real because I could feed the cold hair on my skin. But when I opened my eyes, I was no longer lying on the training field, I was standing. And the place around me was nothing like the camp.An old castle stretched towards the sky, the tall and thick pillars looking like a gothic relic. Inside the building was alive with activity. Servants hurried across the courtyard carrying crates and fabrics. Guards stood along the stone pathways in polished armor, their weapons gleaming under the faint torch burning at every corner of the place. People were everywhere. Busy, running, preparing, whispering, giving orders, obeying orders and so on.It felt like something huge was about to happen. Maybe a celebration. When I looked down at myself, I was surprised to see myself in a different attire. Instead of the rough training outfit I had been wearing at the camp, I wore a long dark dress that touched my ankles. My hands looked smaller too.Wait, I was y

Alpha Liam’s POV Right before my eyes, everything was falling apart.And the worst part?I couldn’t even decide which disaster to handle first.I stood by the window in my study, staring out at the restless movement within the pack grounds. I had taken the measures within my control. Assigning guards to move more frequently than usual. Doubled the patrol to make work efficient. But the whispers spread like wildfire among the members.They could feel the tension, the instability, the chaos and the worst of it all, I was there in the middle, helpless and hopeless. Most times, I asked myself: Had I not lived my life before I met Jane? Had I not endured the pain before I met Jane? Had I not kept things in order before I met Jane?But why? Why did Jane's disappearance throw me off balance? Why did I allow things to slip away because of her absence? It felt as if I was losing interest in everything around me. But it wasn't true. I tried to get a grip of things within my power but everyt

Jane’s POV Bright and cold, the full moon hung high in the sky, watching the unforgivable horror in the woods. It watched every scream, every drop of blood, every mistake, and every step I took. The forest had turned into something unrecognizable. What had once been quiet and still was now alive with chaos. Shadows clashed, bodies moved too fast to follow, and the air was thick with the scent of sweat, fear, and blood. The fight had started so suddenly that my mind hadn’t caught up with my body. One moment, we were walking in formation. Next, we stopped and everything exploded. Everything including my mind. People shifted around me, bones cracking, bodies twisting into wolves under the bright glow of the moon. The sounds alone were enough to send panic through my chest. The growls, snarls, shouts, metal clashing against metal, fangs and claws tearing skin apart…echoed in my ears at once. I ran as fast as I could. I didn’t even remember deciding to. My legs just moved, pushing for

Alpha Liam’s POV I don’t remember the exact moment we crossed into the territory. All I remember was running faster than the speed of sound. “Stay with me,” I kept saying, even when she didn’t respond. “Jane, don’t you dare leave me.”By the time I reached the estate, my chest felt like it was collapsing in on itself, not just from the curse, but from something far worse.Real, unfiltered fear.“Get the physician!” I roared the moment I stepped inside.Everything moved at once. The servants scattered.And Josephine… she appeared almost instantly.“Alpha Liam…” she started, but her voice broke the moment she saw Jane.“Oh my goodness…” she whispered as she reached me. “Isn't that Jane?” disbelief laced in her voice. “She’s been stabbed,” I said quickly, my voice tighter than I intended. “Get everything ready. We have to save her.”“Yes, yes… this way,” she said, already moving ahead of me.We reached one of the inner chambers, one reserved for emergencies. I laid Jane carefully on t