All Chapters of Cursed Alpha's Runaway Mate: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

A deep-rooted fear gripped my heart as I trudged along with my team, deeper into the forest. Despite my best efforts, I couldn't shake off the vision of a black shadow that had suddenly appeared from behind the trees. The very thought of it sent shivers down my spine, and yet, no one seemed to be talking about it. Was it only visible to me? The thought kept haunting me as I followed my team further into the dense forest.We moved cautiously, our eyes darting around, searching for any sign of movement. Our main objective was to find an owl sitting on one of the branches of the trees. Though finding an owl in the forest was not a daunting task, the darkness made it more challenging. We continued walking, with our gaze fixed upwards, scanning every branch and twig, looking for any signs of the elusive bird.As we maneuvered our way through the winding and unpaved paths, we finally arrived at a point where the trees appeared different from the rest of the forest. It was as if we had sudde

As we basked in the glory of our first victory on the scavenger hunt, my teammate, the guy, patted me on the shoulder and praised my efforts. I couldn't help but smile at the compliment and the warm feeling of teamwork and camaraderie.But there was no time to waste as we were running behind schedule. So, I took the lead and started sprinting on the unpaved and curvy path, with my teammates following closely behind. Suddenly, the girl with me stopped in her tracks and stared at the clue card in her hands, her forehead creased in confusion."What do you think this means?" she asked, her voice tinged with uncertainty.I could see the hesitation in her eyes, so I took the card from her and read it aloud, trying to decipher the cryptic message. The words on the card were simple enough, but the meaning behind them was elusive."On my leaves is the kingdom's map," I read out loud, pondering the phrase as I tried to make sense of it. My teammates looked at me expectantly, waiting for an expl

The stillness of the night was pierced by a sudden sound that caught the attention of the group huddled in the wooden cabin. A collective gasp escaped their lips as they froze in fear, unsure of what to do next. The figure in the corner remained motionless, its stony facade betraying nothing of the terror that gripped the hearts of the others."What's that? Did you hear it?" the guy asked, his voice barely above a whisper. His eyes darted around the room, searching for the source of the noise. Every creak and rustle sounded like an ominous portent, sending shivers down his spine."Yes, I heard it too," the girl replied, her voice trembling. She hugged her arms close to her body, as if trying to ward off the chill that had settled over the cabin. "It's like someone's inside here."The air was thick with tension as the group waited, their nerves stretched to breaking point. The silence that followed was almost as terrifying as the sound that had preceded it. They could hear their own br

The girl's voice carried a soft, innocent tone as she read the note aloud to us, her words ringing out in the midst of the night. The moon shone down upon us, casting its shimmering light through the leaves of the trees and bathing the clearing in an ethereal glow.Brent's voice cut sharply through the stillness, his tone harsh and urgent as he demanded that the girl continue reading. I shot him a quick glance, my eyes narrowing as I silently admonished him for his rudeness. What kind of man spoke to a woman like that?Despite her unease, the girl continued reading, her fingers tracing the words on the page as she struggled to make out the lines in the semi-darkness of the woods. She paused for a moment, her eyes scanning over the words before continuing once again."Congratulations," she read, her voice barely above a whisper. "You've made it to the last round."A low murmur of excitement rippled through the group, the thrill of the competition mingling with the thrill of the night.

As I approached the door of the old, dilapidated house, my heart raced with trepidation. I had heard rumors of an old woman who lived alone in the woods, an eccentric recluse with a reputation for being a witch. Despite my misgivings, something compelled me to knock on her door.A moment passed before I heard a voice call out, "Come in." The hairs on the back of my neck stood on end as I hesitated, unsure of whether or not to follow the old woman's invitation. The air was thick with an eerie stillness that unsettled me.Finally, I took a deep breath and pushed the door open, stepping hesitantly into the dimly lit interior of the house. As I looked around, my fears were confirmed - the place was in shambles, with cobwebs and dust covering every surface. The air was musty and stale, and I felt a chill run down my spine.Despite my misgivings, I felt that it was unsafe to stay outside any longer. I took a few steps forward, my feet feeling as though they were weighed down by an invisible