In "Cursed" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a tense confrontation occurs between Hayden and Kurt. Hayden's protective instincts are evident when he growls a warning at Kurt, asserting that he should not touch her again. This moment highlights Hayden's deep feelings and loyalty towards the woman in question, indicating that he is willing to confront someone he once considered a brother. Kurt, surprised and defensive, questions Hayden's threat, emphasizing their past bond. However, Hayden's resolute stance signifies that the relationship has changed, and he is no longer willing to tolerate any harm coming to her, even at the risk of their brotherhood. This pivotal moment illustrates themes of loyalty, protection, and the complexities of relationships.

In "Cursed" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a tense confrontation occurs between Hayden and Kurt. Hayden's protective instincts are evident when he growls a warning at Kurt, asserting that he should not touch her again. This moment highlights Hayden's deep feelings and loyalty towards the woman in question, indicating that he is willing to confront someone he once considered a brother.

Kurt, surprised and defensive, questions Hayden's threat, emphasizing their past bond. However, Hayden's resolute stance signifies that the relationship has changed, and he is no longer willing to tolerate any harm coming to her, even at the risk of their brotherhood. This pivotal moment illustrates themes of loyalty, protection, and the complexities of relationships.