Who Cursed Katie Bell Novels & Stories

Katie yelled, voice cracking with a mix of fury and frustration. Calvin froze for a moment. His hands flew to his face, gripping his nose as he let out a deep, measured breath, trying to cool the wildfire inside him. “So that’s what happened,” he muttered finally, voice low, rough, and almost thoughtful. Katie crossed her arms, smirking despite the tension. “Finally, you’re catching on.” “You are so pathetic,” Katie snapped, voice sharp as a blade, eyes flashing. “You love her like crazy, and I don’t know what the hell you’re even doing!”

"I really wanted to understand what I could have done to make you hate me this much. "But now, I truly understand. I didn't do anything wrong!" Rick nearly laughed. "You didn't do anything wrong? Bella, you bought that tie for our son, yet you're saying you didn't do anything wrong? "Every vile woman in the world combined couldn't be as cruel as you! "How could you do something so horrible and still think there's nothing wrong with you?" The hatred in his eyes made him look like a stranger. After a long silence, I said, "You really want this divorce?

Katie said. I gawked at her falling face. I was staring at her with confusion and amazement as she took my hands and gave them a light stroke. "Zach had been an over privileged guy since childhood. He is the 'Do not cross path with him' guy you must avoid if you have to stay here." Her gaze slightly fell down under my chin. I tried to put my head in motion but found something restraining me. I had a cervical collar around my neck. Now I realize why Katie seemed so pitiful some time back! She was affected by the look of that band around my neck. I must look awfully weak and vulnerable.

“And what did you do? Did you also add to the gossip about me being a shameless whore?” They all shook their heads at the same time, “What? No.” “We’d never do that.” “It’s something entirely.” Their voices overlayed with one another, almost causing a chaos but I held my hand up, commanding total silence. “What’s it then? What happened?” The guy who volunteered earlier spoke up again, “We allowed Katie to get into our heads. She was saying it behind your back that she’s actually very sorry that this happened to you but she believes that you did it because you’ve been acting really weird.”

I said finally. Her gaze sharpened, locking onto mine. “What is it?” “Sofia…” I paused, choosing my words carefully. “She killed someone before she came here. A child. It was an accident, but it happened. And I think it triggered the curse.” Lyra’s expression shifted as realization dawned. “She took a life,” she said softly. “That explains it.” “She’s preparing to shift, isn’t she?” I asked, even though I already knew the answer.

Katie was stuck here, and it was time to go make another deal with the devil. The car chugged to life and she made her way to the last place she’d thought she'd ever go—voluntarily, that is. The police station rolled into view and Katie parked a couple of streets down. She stared at it, hands gripping the steering wheel. After a few minutes she took out her burner phone and dialed the forbidden number. It was more of a 'don't call me, I'll call you' type of relationship. That was the only reason he’d given her the phone in the first place. But she didn't have a choice.

Maybe this was the perfect time to prove to them that I had teeth. "That's enough, Katie. The council's decree might it be one that we hoped for but it doesn't mean that we are doomed. We can still thrive." I countered. "Sure we can," she replied, stalking towards me until she stood in front of me and I could feel her breath on my face. "But now while you're here. You're cursed and you're trying to drag every single one of us down with you. I can't let that happen." The other wolves murmured in agreement and Katie smirked.

Katie said, and Klaus turned to face her. "I said no." "You don't have the right to," she said. Swiftly, Klaus closed the distance between them and grabbed Katie by her neck. "Watch it, woman. You haven't seen the dark side of me, and trust me, you won't like it one bit," he growled and released her neck. "Stay out of my lane, or I'll kill you." His words seemed to work as she shut the hell up. His phone rang, and he reached for it. Seeing the caller ID, he stepped away from Katie and answered.

The abandoned bell tower rose from out of the fog behind her. “Witchbitch, witchbitch,” he tittered, grinning his spiderish grin. “Deviate from us.” “Do you?” Crickets chirred in the grass. Went silent. “No more, I said.” “Look . . . killer of children. Killer of beasts.” Katie’s eyes were ablaze now. She stretched her crimson arms out at her sides, waggling her fingers gently upward, coaxing. Blood dripped and soaked into the earth.“Rise, my lambs. My darlings. Rise.”

I hear a voice at the background, a deep sketchy voice. "I said to choose how to break her but you didn't. Now I choose how you will hurt her. You will divorce her and I want it to be done publicly. Using this exact line, 'you said if ever you were burden I should feel free to let you go. You are a burden Sasha Vahemir. I am setting myself free from your curse. I want kids with you and I know you can't give me that. So I will move on to someone better. Someone who is a better woman than you ever will be' I don't care how you say it but make it believable or I won't hesitate to kill your mum. You have 15 hours to decide before I decide", the video goes dead and I feel stupid.