All Chapters of A Deal With The Cursed Alpha : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Magnus’s POV "Have a nice stay here, Alpha Magnus. We will talk about the reason you are here tomorrow," Kieran said, his brows furrowing. The same excuse. Again. It had been a full week since I arrived, and every time I pushed for details about the business deal, he conveniently found a way to delay the discussion. Pathetic. "You’re not the one who came up with the idea, are you?" I questioned, my voice laced with disinterest, though my eyes stayed sharp on him. I wasn’t letting him walk away without an answer this time. "You’ve been stalling since I got here, and frankly, it’s getting embarrassing." His brows knitted together. "There is a reason for everything," he muttered, but his expression gave him away—disgust, irritation, and something else. Guilt, perhaps? Leaning back against the cold wall, I crossed my arms. His inabil

Eira’s POVAlthough I had the amulet, sneaking into Kieran’s room to get the hair was a problem. There was no way I was going back into that building without severing the mate bond.There was a high chance I would bump into Kieran or Vanessa if I entered the main building.He must still be outside, given that Magnus had left the building. And I couldn’t let him see the amulet either. If he did, he might take it away from me.It was then that I remembered Fiona. She must still be waiting for me outside—I had forgotten about her. Natalie was still in my room, and I needed to act fast before we got caught.Sprinting toward the other garden at the annex, I tried my best to keep my footsteps light and soft. I wasn’t ready to give away my location.A few minutes later, I stopped at the edge of the annex garden, pressing myself against the shadowed side of the stone wall. My heart pounded against my ribs as I scanned the area. The moon cast a pale glow over the garden, making the blue flower

Eira’s PovA sharp, throbbing pain pulsed in my skull as I stirred, my body heavy and unresponsive. The air was cold—too cold—and the scent of damp earth filled my senses.My fingers twitched, brushing against something soft. A blanket? No. Grass.I forced my eyes open, wincing against the pale light filtering through the trees. My limbs felt like lead, my breath coming in slow, shallow pulls.For a moment, I didn’t remember what had happened. Then it all crashed down on me.All that happened filled my head. The rejection. The pain. The emptiness.I sucked in a sharp breath, my hand instinctively reaching for my chest, but the unbearable agony from before had faded into a dull, hollow ache.Kieran was truly gone. The bond that had once pulsed between us, warm and unshakable, was nothing more than a memory.A rustling sound snapped me out of my daze. I turned my head weakly, and my heart jumped when I saw Fiona kneeling beside me, her brows drawn together in worry.“You are awake,” she

Magnus’s POVA soft snore caught my ears, and I slowly turned to look at the woman lying across from me on the couch. Was she asleep already?Getting off the bed, I dropped the facade of sleeping and headed for the window. Outside, I could see guards patrolling the place—tons of them.I hadn’t mentioned to Eira that Kieran would feel the bond shatter, leaving him clueless about how it broke. He must be feeling a sense of loss right now, and it was quite entertaining to think of him searching for a Luna he wouldn’t even recognize when they met again.Finally, something interesting was happening to me.Now that she was with me, there was no longer a need to deal with Kieran. Since the business was originally her idea, I could work with her directly instead of going through him. He handled the business exchanges even though he had no real understanding of the idea.Being his foolish self, he had also cheated on the perfect woman he could have had by his side. It wasn’t surprising that he

Eira’s POVAs soon as the words rolled off Magnus' lips, Vanessa flinched, her eyes widening in shock. She looked as if she had been shot.Kieran didn’t look good, either. His face was stunned, clearly not expecting something like that.“Are you going to say some greetings, or…?” Magnus asked, intentionally trailing off to give them a chance to respond to the question he had just asked.I peered at the two of them, waiting for their reaction. Magnus had asked about me, and I wanted to hear what excuse Kieran would give for my disappearance.He hadn’t told Magnus about me vanishing yesterday, and I was sure he wouldn’t do so now, either.“The Luna isn’t back yet,” Kieran muttered, looking like he had regained his composure.I listened, waiting for him to give whatever excuse he had prepared, but he hesitated, his brows furrowing as he tried to fake sadness.“She got caught up in a rogue attack and is injured. She won’t be here until she’s fully healed,” he added, making me flinch. My e