Cursed Caillou Novels & Stories

She pushed herself up slightly against the pillows, her voice ringing through the shadowed bedroom with surprising force. “Heartless people… You are demons!” she rasped, each word laced with venom. “You will regret what you’ve done to me. I curse you and your child. On the day I leave this world, I will charge you. I will take a life and ensure you live without peace. My spirit will haunt you until the end of your days!” Her voice echoed off the high ceilings, raw and haunting, before collapsing into a fit of coughing. Even in the grip of death, Carla poured every remaining ounce of her will into the curse.

She stopped walking when Cairis suddenly halted. But the answer she received was not what she expected. Without even turning around, Cairis spoke in a cold, poisonous voice. “Why didn’t you just die when they threw you into the black forest?” Elena froze. “Don’t you feel disgusted with yourself? You’re cursed. You shouldn’t even be alive.” Cairis finally turned. “Why come back to this Pack as if you belong here? Filthy creatures like you are like cockroaches—always surviving, always crawling back as though nothing happened.”

Kael’s voice turned even more serious. I sat up, paying rapid attention. “The curse, it’s back,” Kael finished and I sat frozen. “Cassidan?” Kael called and I snapped back to reality. “That’s not possible Kael. You know that, you’re smart. You know we left home because of the curse plus we are at an all boys school so how the hell does that work genius?” I questioned and Kael grunted in frustration. “Have you never felt weird around Riven?” He suddenly asked and I saw something flicker in his eyes. It was so swift it was almost never there.

Mauve, One thing was certain — before I could come here, Cosette had her control over most of the wolves here. However, right after I entered the Pack, the curse or Cosette's power stopped working on some of the people who had strong willpower. When I was with Carl, thinking about buying some essentials and tools to prepare the herbs, I started noticing people's attention on me. Carl first joked that maybe they were startled by my dazzling beauty. Although he was bluffing, I knew something wasn't right.

“So… what’s the most complicated potion, spell, or talisman have you created so far?” I ran my hands over the counter where a couple of expensive stones sat. “I don't know if you are going to believe it, but I already made a curse spell.” She froze, looking at me. “What curse spell in particular? And to whom?” "It was for Alpha Calle," I explained as I looked out the enormous window. The massive gate was visible, but it was only the size of an ant from where I stood. "I cursed his companion. She will never locate him, wherever he is. Even if she's merely passing through, she'll never know Calle is her mate."

Kayson asked, “Where are Jules and Evan?” Master Oczen’s face was livid as he replied, “I don’t know what you are talking about.” Kayson delivered a bolt of lightning and destroyed Master Oczen's leg, causing him to scream in agony. “I know the Soul-guiding Curse, so I suggest you tell me everything.” Master Oczen was stunned. ‘He knows the Soul-guiding Curse too?’ Unfortunately, Kayson had run out of patience and was not going to give him the chance to choose. He smacked his head and activated the Soul-guiding Curse.

Puffing my cheeks, I sulked behind the bushes, spying on them as they continue to kiss, making my heart feel like someone has been squeezing it. What do I expect? Caelum is a Dieuoubliè, an opposite of love – bringer of chaos and confusion. He will never love anyone back. He has warned me before that I have to stay away but I’m stubborn and stupid. He simply cared for me and showed me some decent attitude for he pities me. He just took me in because he thought that if he did, he will stop our fate from happening.

Not able to close it. “That is the difference between the both of you mom, as soon as you realize that your son was cursed, it wasn't difficult for you to cast him out of your side, but Celine had accepted it, she accepted everything about me and which is why I am not going to let you ruin that”

A quiet smile spread across several faces as The eldest elder nodded. “Then Whispering Haven is your home for as long as you choose it.” Something inside me loosened. For the first time since the attack… I wasn’t simply surviving, I felt like I finally belonged somewhere. That evening, the villagers gathered near the Tree of Promises, no grand celebration, just shared food, laughter, and music. Lila, a Little girl tugged excitedly on my sleeve. “You smiled!” “I’ve smiled before.” I replied “Not like that.”

There was no response. Then— he heard a howl. Something massive lurched out from the black and made a sound Caleb had never heard before in his life. His ears started to bleed. He groaned and covered his ears with his hands, falling to his knees and closing his eyes. “This place is cursed,” He muttered breathlessly to himself. On opening his eyes, he was met with the biggest creature he had ever seen. A towering beast covered in sinew and fur, eyes upon eyes upon eyes. Too many to count.