Cure Ace Novels & Stories

Moments later, Makya joins us and injects Ace with a serum then looks at me and smiles. “I will need to test your blood and Rebecca’s further. She was given something and it has done a number on her, but from what I can tell, much of what she told everyone for a long time was lies. I can find out if we can save your wolf,” Makya says. “No need for that, the cure is already being produced,” Dee says. I look at Ace, not ready to believe there is that much hope, yet. I see Ace’s eyes flutter open and he groans. His eyes meet mine and I see the dark blue darken even more and shame and sadness fill them.

Later, in the east wing, Morwen pressed a vial into Kael’s palm. “This will stabilize your fire,” she murmured, fingers lingering on his wrist. “No more dependence on her resonance. You’ll burn brighter,cleaner, and alone.” Kael stared at the vial, black flames burning in his eyes. “Will it… hurt?” “Only if you’re still holding on to her,” Morwen said softly. “Let go, Kael. She’s already let go of you.” Across the academy, in the shadowed cloister, Kieran leaned against the stone beside Jason.

Angel’s POV Ace seemed torn, caught between the darkness that enveloped him and my offer. His voice cracked as he spoke, "But what if I never get better? What if I'm stuck like this forever?" I drew a deep breath, my voice filled with determination. "Ace, I won't pretend to have all the answers, but what I do know is that there are professionals who specialize in helping people like you navigate through this darkness. They have the tools, the knowledge, and the experience to guide you towards a path of healing. We have to believe that there is hope, that there is a chance for you to find peace and happiness once again."

Lisa POV: "So you still have no idea what pills Ace's sister gave to him?" I asked Emily from my phone. The line went silent, then I heard Emily sigh. "When I asked Dr. Marcus, he said those drugs are hard and it's only for animals, not Humans." She replied. "So you're saying Ace's sister gave him animal pills?" I asked softly. "Yes, but we are still looking into more information, I'll call you back, got some people to attend to, bye and be safe Lisa," Emily said before ending the call.

I'm sure it left an imprint. “How dare you stare into the eyes of your future Luna while you speak? You uncouth bitch!” I finally realized who it was. The lady who thinks she can soften the Alpha's heart. Well news flash, you're about to have a competitor who isn't scared of death. I rubbed my sore cheek and kept my eyes glued to the ground . “I..I'm sorry Luna.”I choked out. “Ohh, you must be the whore Kieran purchased. Let me tell you something swine, your days here are numbered!”

o0o Ace lay bored on the bed, fiddling with his fingers. He only had a slight cold, nothing serious, so why did Demi insist on keeping him home? Demi was being overly cautious. If this continued, he would be miserable. Getting off the bed, he changed clothes and went to the newspaper office to help Demi. She would pinch his cheek at most, and he wasn't afraid. Thinking about it, Ace quickly opened the door and stepped outside, but when he saw the gloomy sky, he couldn't help but worry. It may rain later. With that thought, he returned and grabbed an umbrella for peace of mind. She would get soaked if it rained heavily later, and Demi didn't have an umbrella.

Ace’s eyes narrowed, winter over a river. “Source?” “Cross doesn’t stamp their crates.” “Cross stamps everything,” Ace said softly. “Just not with ink.” He reached for a bolt cutter from a boy who tried not to show he was proud to be asked. Ace’s hands closed around metal; the cutter became a quiet promise. He snapped the lock and the crate’s ribs sighed. Masks. Saline. Disinfectant. Nothing that made a man forget his name. He dropped to a knee, tapped the false bottom with two knuckles, patient as a saint and twice as dangerous.

he told them. They said nothing in response to what he said and instead ran at a different pace to attack him. Ace couldn't tell if they were humans or werewolves before they were broken into slaths, but he knew he was faster. He would use that to his advantage. He ran away from them, counting down the seconds it would take his wrist to heal up, and they chased after him. Once it healed, he stopped running and turned to them. He blasted them with the force of his magic, all twenty of them, and they died immediately.

Samyak passed me a glass of water, and I quickly took the tablets Ace had laid out for me. “Okay,” Ace said, and his face finally broke and cracked into a grin. “As I said before, your injuries were horrific, so maybe this is normal. I don’t know. I wouldn’t say that I’m out of my depth – no, not at all – but this is a rare case, yes, a very rare case indeed.” I laughed, but Samyak was frowning at Ace from across the table. I could see his forearms and biceps tense, and his face looked hard, and stern.