Todos los capítulos de Dirty Dancing with the Cursed Alpha : Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

Kairos’ POV I was sitting in my leather armchair, staring blankly at the documents spread across the desk. A whole week had passed since Damien’s death. Seven long days, and the investigators had found absolutely nothing. Not a single trace of poison lingered in his system. It left me with zero hard evidence to tear the Ashtons apart. The lack of proof burned like acid in my gut.A sharp knock rattled the heavy wooden door but I didn't bother looking up. The hinges creaked, and Nolan stepped into the dimly lit room."Alpha," Nolan greeted with a courtesy bow.I ignored him, reaching for the whiskey bottle instead. I poured myself another heavy splash, the amber liquid sloshing against the glass.Nolan let out a weary sigh. "How long do you plan to live like this, Kairos? Shut away in the dark, drinking yourself into a stupor?"I kept my mouth shut, staring into the glass."Alpha!” Nolan snapped, his voice changing into the authoritative tone he rarely used with me. "You are the A

Audrey’s POV Seraphine just smiled and patted my shoulder, her touch felt like ice against my skin. “I'm sure you understand," she whispered before turning on her heel. She walked down the corridor, her maids giggling behind her as they followed her lead.I stood there alone, nothing but anger burning in my chest. My back hit the stone wall, and I slumped against it, taking a long, shaky breath. When tears stung the corners of my eyes, I sucked in my bottom lip into my mouth and chewed. I missed my old, simple life at Bertha’s place. I missed sitting around the dressing table, laughing and talking with the girls without a single worry in the world. Now my life had become a complicated maze.I looked down at the key resting in my palm and my mind flashed to Leslie’s pale face in that cave, and the way her hand had gone limp in mine.I squeezed my eyes shut, swallowed the lump in my throat, and pushed my fears deep down. Snap out of it, Audrey. I I couldn't afford a breakdown ri

Audrey’s POV My heart hammered against my ribs as the knocking grew more insistent."Just a moment!" I called out as I scrambled to stall for time.My hands trembled as I shoved the glass vial of poison back into the secret compartment and slammed the lid of the box shut. I slid the box deep under the vanity table, then I sucked in a deep breath and forced my facial muscles into a smile.I walked over and pulled the door open. Kairos stood in the doorway, looking as pristine as always."Good morning, Alpha Kairos," I greeted him with a respectful bow.He didn't say a word and I looked up to see him staring at me in a way that made my skin prickle. The silence stretched between us, growing thicker and more awkward by the second."Kairos?" I prompted, tilting my head. "Is everything alright?"He finally blinked, breaking the silent stare. "Our coronation is scheduled for two days from now," he said. "It will be a small affair. Only high council members and pack leaders will attend."I

Audrey’s POV I tried my best to push Seraphine’s bitter words into the quietest corner of my mind, but they clung to me, regardless. Every step I took through the boutique felt weighed down by the reminder that people who wished I didn't exist surrounded me.Mai must have noticed the slump in my shoulders because she suddenly clapped her hands together."Alright!" Mai declared, turning to the store attendants with her chin held high and a wide smile. "Bring out your finest evening gowns. My lady needs something worthy of a Luna, and we won't settle for anything less than perfection."The attendants scurried away, and within minutes, the fitting area transformed into a swirl of vibrant clothes.Mai pushed me into the changing room, handing me gown after gown. The first was a midnight blue gown that felt like water against my skin, then an emerald halter neck that made my breasts look larger than they actually were. Every time I stepped behind the curtain, Mai gasped loudly, placing

Audrey's POV "Hold onto my hand," I said, looking him dead in the eye. "No matter what happens, do not let go."He nodded and we ran.The building was entering its final collapse. The ground beneath us violently shuddered, sending deep thuds echoing through the structure as whole floors collapsed above us. Chunks of plaster and stone rained down like meteors. Every step I took sent an agonizing pain straight up my spine from the burn on my back, but I squeezed the boy's hand tighter and kept sprinting forward."Run!" I shouted.We burst through the emergency doors just as a massive explosion tore through the building behind us. A strong blast of heat slammed into our backs, throwing us both forward onto the alleyway.The building collapsed into a roaring mountain of fire and black smoke behind us.I lay on the cold pavement, panting heavily, my chest heaving as I drew in clean air. Beside me, the little boy was coughing, but he was alive. We had made it out.A massive crowd had gat