บททั้งหมดของ Until My Last Breath: Living My Final Months With the Devil : บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

As all this was happening in the mortal world, far away in the radiant Kingdom of Light, an uneasy tension filled the air. At the center of the great chamber stood Solaria, her usually calm and gentle face twisted with anger. She had just discovered that Liora had already told Alina the terrible truth, the truth about what would happen if Liam confessed his love to her. Because of that revelation, Alina had broken up with him, hoping to prevent the terrible fate that awaited him.Solaria clenched her hands tightly, the light around her flickering with her emotions. Everything she had planned, hoping everything would go according to her wishes. But now, everything had been disrupted. If Alina dies while Liam still lives, her soul would never return to the Kingdom of Light. It would wander endlessly, lost between worlds, never finding its way home. And if that happened, the kingdom would be doomed.“Why did you have to do that?” Solaria suddenly yelled, her voice echoing sharply.The

Dressed in a long white gown, I stood quietly on the beach, my gaze fixed on the endless stretch of water before me. The waves rolled in and out with a slow, steady rhythm, as if the ocean itself was breathing. In three days, I would be dead. The thought no longer frightened me the way it had before. Instead, it sat calmly in my chest, like a quiet truth I had already accepted. That was why I chose to come back here today, to the very place where everything began. This beach held the memories of the few months that had once made my life feel meaningful. Months that, despite ending in heartbreak, had been the happiest moments I had ever known.The salty wind brushed gently against my face as memories slowly returned, one after another. I remembered the first day I came here with Helen. It was my 20th birthday. It was the day I was kidnapped. The memory still felt unreal, like a nightmare I had once lived through. My father had been desperate. He had no choice but to borrow money from t

Liam stood frozen at the entrance of the ward, his hand still resting on the door as his eyes fell on Alina, lying motionless on the hospital bed. The steady beeping of the machines filled the silence, each sound echoing painfully in his ears. Her eyes were closed, her face pale, and for a moment, he felt something inside him break. He looked at her as if seeing her for the first time, not as the girl who smiled softly at him, not as the one who had unknowingly changed him, but as someone who had been silently fighting for her life all along. A bitter feeling crept into his chest, and he let out a quiet, shaky breath. He felt stupid… foolish even. All this time, she had been battling something so serious, something so deadly, and he hadn’t noticed. He hadn’t known. And now… now he was only finding out when it was almost too late. The realization hit him harder than anything else, filling him with regret that clawed at his heart. The door suddenly opened behind him, pulling him slig

“What! How dare Kian take Alina?” Asher was the first to react after Liam finished explaining everything that had happened. His fists clenched tightly at his sides as anger flashed in his eyes. He began pacing back and forth, unable to control his frustration. “What are we going to do now? If Alina stays with him for too long, he will hurt her… I’m sure of it,” he added, his tone dropping with worry as fear crept into his words. “I’m going to find her,” Liam said coldly, his voice low but dangerous, each word dripping with determination. His jaw tightened as he spoke, and his eyes darkened with rage. “And this time, I swear… I won’t spare Kian.” His hands curled into fists, his entire body trembling slightly as he struggled to contain the storm of emotions raging inside him. “And how exactly do you intend to do that when you don’t even know where he is?” Xavier cut in, his brows furrowed deeply. “We’ve been trying to trace him for months and we still haven’t found… ” Before he coul

The command was sharp and absolute. Instantly, the man released me, letting my body fall to the ground. Pain shot through me again as I hit the floor, my stomach aching and my entire body weak and dizzy. Struggling to stay conscious, I forced my heavy eyes open and looked toward the direction the voice had come from. And then I saw her. Sitting calmly on a black throne was the woman who had brought me here, the one who called herself Lady Velkrian. My eyes widened in shock as I stared at her. “How dare you, Kian, try to hurt our guest? You are scaring her,” she said, her lips curling into a small, unsettling smile that didn’t reach her eyes. Her voice was calm, yet carried an authority that silenced the entire hall instantly. Even the flickering candles seemed to still, as if they too feared her presence. “I’m sorry… I just can’t wait to have a taste of her,” the man, Kian, replied, his voice low and hungry. His eyes locked onto me as he slowly licked his lips, I swallowed har