Cursebreakers Series Novels & Stories

Isaac Andrew Pov. 6 years ago. Isaac Andrew:" Dad, my uncle Tim just died and you want me to leave his research about the ancient power?" Seth Andrew:" I don't want you to get injured! You are just 18 years old and I can't lose anyone anymore!" Isaac Andrew:" Yes, I know that I am still young but I don't want to be ruled by that wicked vampire clan! I am Isaac Andrew. Future Alpha of Diamond Werewolf! I AM NOT A COWARD!"

Ezra is so obviously over with that line about boyfriend thingy and she's still pushing that it's because she loves herself. "Why don't you start courting Walker? I'm sure he'll appreciate it when you finally confess to him about how how you steal glances at him." Carl teased her and took his robe and glasses from the backrest of his favorite couch. "And I have to go, make sure to take care of everyone here while I'm gone especially the angels you call monsters, I love you." He also kissed Ezra's temple and even pulled her air humorously. "Hmm!! Smell like pollution, you should take a bath." He joshed.

“What truth?” She cupped my face, thumbs wiping tears I didn’t realize were falling. “The truth of you being Ophelia’s reborn and Sebastian being Darius’s reborn. They now know that the curse binds you two to death after death and a love twisting into murder. But what they know is that you’re also a Moonborn, which means only you can break the cycle or feed it forever.” There was a pause for a while as I tried to understand what she meant by only me can break the cycle or feed it forever. Did that means that there is a hope for a future with Sebastian, a future without the curse?

Maybe she could transfer physical conditions, too. I was about to question her when Francis cut me off, his tone sharp. He pulled off my engagement ring. "We're done! I'll have my assistant put out a ban. You're not allowed anywhere near the company or our streaming locations again." No. We couldn't break up. If we did, I would lose any chance of uncovering the truth. Under Sally's mocking gaze, I forced myself to back down and admit I was just jealous. "Francis, I know I messed up. Can we not break up? I…"

“I’m afraid Imara may not be so easy. Ben at least understands that his life isn’t correct. He knows he doesn’t belong in Savannah among all this opulence. Imara won’t even acknowledge that something is amiss. She’s not concerned at all that it isn’t the 1890’s anymore and she won’t see the ring on her finger or the mark on her neck. Her denial is endless.” Jasper scratched his head, messing up his dark curly hair. He pushed himself back in his chair and crossed his leg on top of his knee. “I haven’t seen this curse in a lot of years. There’s almost no information on it. I have researchers working in the library as we speak. Don’t worry, Thorin, we’re going to get this thing straightened out

"So the curse came from heartbreak." "Yes," Lazarus said. "And vengeance. And grief." Miranda leaned back like someone had shoved her. For a moment, she just stared at the ceiling, blinking rapidly as if trying to process centuries of supernatural heartbreak in thirty seconds. "But as I said, the curse is lifting," Grandpa said quietly. I nodded slowly. "When the star-crossed lovers find each other again, the curse will break," I explained to Miranda. "That's what the legend says. And when it breaks, the males in my bloodline will finally be able to sense their true mates again."

Elder Jared said with a calm face that made me panic even more. “Don’t panic?” I huffed, staring at him in disbelief. “He just collapsed and you expect me not to panic?” I yelled, my eyes almost popping from their sockets. “I know.” Jared cooed. “But this was always a possibility. The curse is broken now and as you know, there is always going to be a cost for it.” “What kind of cost?” I demanded, my voice cracking. “Why didn’t anyone tell me?” “Because no one knew what form it would take. But look, he’s breathing and there’s no wound, that’s a good sign.”

"It hasn't?" "As long as you accept your mate and mark them, you won't be affected," Bree said. "The Moon Goddess also said that the only way to break the curse was if all four packs accepted all their mates for five generations." He hated that it had to be all four of them. It took forever for all the leaders to come to an agreement to work together in trying to lift the curse. Valor had been the first to be successful in not being affected by it for as long as they had. But five generations was a long time. And all it took was one mess up by someone in their neighbor packs for them to have to start from the very beginning.

So the Seven Coven would never have be able to do that, even if they knew they should be targeting the rules instead. Till now, all the first four rules of the curse were explained, but not the last two -- What builds you, destroy you; What locks you, frees you. What could it mean? And is it possible to break the curse when not even all rules took effect? Erebus played the petal between his fingers as he thought deep into the curse with his eyes closed -- he was really tired. When the curse was broke, life was returned to the forest -- all the birds and animals from who knows how long ago when the forest was sealed ran out in panic.

Kade collapses forward, and I catch him, holding him as he shakes. "It's done," Elder Thorne says, breathing hard. "The curse is broken." But Kade isn't recovering. He's still shaking, still gasping for breath, and through the bond, I feel his overwhelming despair. "Sera," he chokes out. "You should go. You should leave." "What? No. The curse is gone—"