All Chapters of 50 Days To Love: Dying Alpha's Human Little Wife : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Leah’s POVI hurried out of Owen’s house before he could say anything more than he already did. He had told me everything, how Lucien had just a day left. How Adrian knew about this the whole time and had said nothing to me too. How Lucien might have been preparing me for the final ritual where we would have sex and he would finally drain me of all the life I had left in me. I had heard so much that if I sat there to hear more of the things that Owen wanted to tell me, I might have passed out from shock. The moment I reached the open field that was near his quarters, my legs gave way. I fell to the ground like my bones were too weak to hold me up, pressing both hands against my face as the tears finally escaped.I cried until my chest hurt.How could Lucien have done this to me?I had trusted him with everything that I had and i had even allowed myself to love him even with the fear that came with knowing that he was dying. I had believed that if we stood together, we could find a w

Lucien’s pov I watched her with total confusion as tears started streaming down and her face. “Leah.” I called out to her. My voice sounding weak and tired. “I know about the curse,” she sobbed. “I know what happens when the fifty days are over. I know that the only way you can survive is by sacrificing me during the blood moon.”My entire body went cold the moment the words left her mouth. She had found out about it already. Someone told her. At this point I could not help but wonder how much information had been given to her about the curse or the cure or how it even started. I tried. “Leah, listen to me—”“No!” She shook her head violently. “I trusted you! I trusted you with my life Lucien, and you let me believe that we could find a way to save you. You let me love you without telling me that I was the cure to your curse!”My throat went tight immediately. “That’s not what happened.”“Then why didn’t you tell me?” She asked me, her eyes boring into mine as she waited for answ

Lucien’s povAdrian held my wrist and he was doing all his best to make me calm. “You need to breathe.” He said to me. “No… I don’t need to breathe! I need you to bring them back!” I said, almost losing my mind. “Lucien, I can’t—” Adrian tried. But my voice rose, cutting him off. “YOU’RE MY BETA! YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO HELP ME!”My shout tore through the clearing. Adrian stayed silent and then I saw the pain in his eyes, but even then I could not seem to stop myself. How was I supposed to be calm when I just lost the one person that mattered to me the most. “Bring back the curse!” I begged him, holding on to his shirt. “Bring back the pain, the weakness, everything! I don’t care if it kills me. I would rather die than live without her!”Adrian shook his head clearly helplessly… clearly short of words. “It’s a done deal Lucien. You have to accept it.” I looked at my hands again and I saw the last dark lines as it disappeared and left my skin completely clear. A broken laugh escaped m

Lucien’s POVOnce we got back to the palace, I returned to my room without saying another word to anyone.The moment I stepped inside, my eyes went straight to the bed where Leah and I had spent our final night together. I could still picture her lying down beside me with her head resting on my chest as she slept peacefully in my arms. Leah had trusted me enough to give all of herself to me, believing that whatever was standing in between us was something that the both of use were able to face together. And I had let her wake up alone. I had allowed her stay in that bed without explaining the truth about the whole thing to her, and while I was away someone else had found her and said all of it to her. They had given her all the information that I was too afraid to have shared with her when I had the chance.Now he had twisted everything, until she believed that I wanted her dead. I held on to the edge of the bed so tightly, but my legs gave way before I could get the chance to stea

The question struck me hard and I didn’t know what to say. I hated to think that he was right… if I had told her before Owen got to her then all of this really would not have been happening. The silence in the chamber made my failure feel even greater than I had already thought it to be. Owen turned back to the council.“Every detail I gave Leah was accurate. I did not invent the curse, and I did not lie about the sacrifice ritual. If the king believes that revealing the truth is a crime, perhaps he should explain why he kept it hidden when Leah’s life was directly involved.”“That is enough,” I growled.“No, Lucien. It isn’t.” Owen’s voice became hard. “You cannot blame me for every consequence of a decision you made yourself.”I saw some of the elders nod, already among themselves. Some believed that Owen should have approached me first to ask for consent, especially given Leah’s fragile position within the pack. Others argued that he had only merely disclosed information that she