《Breaking the Alpha's curse 》全部章節：第 71 章 - 第 80 章

Alpha Liam’s POV I could feel how close we were to elder Thorne's estate. It wasn't all about the distance but also by the shift in the air. That kind of change that always came before something significant happened. As the forest thinned gradually, the tall trees gave way to a clearer path that led straight to the estate grounds. That was when I stopped walking, and the others halted behind me.As I turned to face them, my expression hardened into something colder. The same version of me they were already used to following. Everyone's attention landed on me immediately. Good because that was exactly what I needed.“For those who are focused, you would have noticed the changes in the forest,” I said, my gaze fixed on no one and everyone at the same time. They nodded. “The plan doesn’t change,” I continued without hesitation. Then my gaze landed on Caleb, whose arms were already crossed slightly. Then on Jane, who was for the first time, focused without side talk. Then back to Cal

Jane’s POV The moment Mia dragged me away from the entrance hall, I knew exactly what she was trying to do. She was trying to separate me from Liam. She thought she could corner and intimidate me. Those old tactics could have worked on the old me. Too bad for her, I wasn’t that girl anymore. And the plan I had for her wasn't something she could see coming. Her grip on my arm was tight, almost as if she was afraid I would disappear if she loosened it. She didn’t say anything at first, just kept walking, her heels clicking sharply against the floor as we moved deeper into the house.The further we went, the more familiar everything became. The walls, the corridors, even the air was familiar. Memories tried to creep in, but I pushed them back. This wasn’t the time, and definitely not the place.The moment we stepped into the kitchen area, I stopped walking. She didn’t notice until I pulled my arm away from her grip. Mia turned to me, clearly not expecting resistance.“What…”Her word

Alpha Liam’s POV We hadn't even settled Mia’s claim before the door opened again. The moment it did, something shifted in the air. It was subtle, but powerful enough for me to recognize who it was.Jane or Lyra… Whatever name she chose to wear, I knew her presence anywhere.And when I turned, there she was, walking in like she belonged there… like she wasn’t stepping into the lion’s den… like she hadn’t once been thrown out of this very place like she was nothing.For a brief second, everything else faded as my attention focused on her alone. But that moment didn’t last long because Elder Thorne's voice came sharp and loud, cutting through everything like a blade. “Have you completely lost your mind?” he asked, his eyes were locked on her, burning with anger that wasn’t even hidden.“You dare walk into my house and cause chaos?” he continued.Jane didn’t flinch. She didn’t even blink. Instead, she walked further in, her chin slightly raised, and her gaze remained steady.“I didn’t c

Alpha Liam’s povPain was the first thing I felt.I wasn't even confused about my feelings. The pain was raw and violent, unforgivingly persistent. It crawled through every inch of my body like fire still lived beneath my skin.My chest felt tight, my ribs felt cracked. My back burned like someone had repeatedly pressed hot iron against it. Even breathing felt like a punishment.A groan escaped my lips before I could stop it. Then the darkness shifted, just enough for me to realize I was waking up. Slowly, I forced my eyes open and awareness evaded me. Everything was blurry at first. I couldn't place the shapes of things. Not until my vision adjusted slowly.The first thing I noticed was that I wasn’t dead. Unfortunately, because death would probably hurt less than whatever I was currently feeling.I was lying on a massive bed, a lot bigger than my own. That was when I realized that I wasn't in my house. Slowly, my eyes scanned the room. It was enormous. Far too elegant to be normal

Jane's POV I knew we made a decision to return home, but I couldn't just head home without searching some corners. Alpha Liam wasn't a pin but the way I kept searching for him, one might think I was searching for a newborn baby. We weren't locked in the woods, but the forest had become a prison for Caleb and I. My throat felt like sandpaper. My lips were dry and cracked. My feet hurt so badly that every step felt like punishment.Beside me, Caleb looked worse. His clothes were torn. If I didn't know better, I would think he fought a lion. There was dried blood on his shoulder from injuries he had ignored. His usually neat hair looked like he had fought with a storm and lost.I felt miserable, but whenever I glanced at him, I was reminded of how miserable I looked. He was a reflection of myself. “I need water,” Caleb muttered.I didn’t respond because I had no intention to waste my saliva on him. “Jane,” he tried again. Still, I didn't respond. “Jane.”“What?” I snapped, my voic