All Chapters of The Heart Of Ice Alpha: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

His gaze held me prisoner. No matter what I did, I couldn’t shake it. It was so intense, and the feeling he evoked only accompanied it. It seemed like in the moment it took me to convince myself to blink he was directly in front of me, his tall and muscular body towering over me. The pull I felt toward this man was unlike anything else I had ever experienced. But as fast as the feeling came, it vanished. I gasped at the quick retraction. The whole thing seemed like a dream. This had to be in my head, I thought. He leaned in, and his scent immediately hit me. I took in a deep breath, instantly recognizing it to be a blend of cashmere and rain. Every part of me wanted to reach out and pull him closer, but instead, I shoved my hands into my coat pockets. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen you here before,” he began, his voice deep and gravely and his blue eyes locked on me, one moment I thought I would drown in the blue, then he smiled like a pretty d

“You know you didn’t want another fight,” I demanded of Rebecca.“What? You are scared now?”She cackled in response, and I knew she wasn’t backing down, which was a problem. The last time we got in a fight she hit me hard, I hit back harder. It had broken her nose and her daddy had just bought her a new face, so she was pissed. The fight was worse because we had both been in human form, for me because I couldn’t shift, and for her, probably because I didn’t shift, either. She was stronger in wolf form, but the stronger we could fight in human form, the more powerful we could be as a wolf. That was why we did a lot of sparring as humans–so that our wolves would grow stronger and we could become powerful warriors.At least, she could be more powerful as a wolf. For me, human fighting was all I was going to get.She had another advantage over me last time, even though I broke her nose. Her healing journey had been a fast and easy one, thanks to her

“I am not going waste my time practicing these kindergarten skills.” Judy said as she looked at her nails and crossed her arms. She then gave me a fake smile. Her tone doesn’t match her pretty face. Her hair is pulled into two long braids and her blonde hair looks almost golden in this light. Her features are soft, unlike Rebecca’s artificial beauty. “So how about we just stand here wait and chill, the professor won’t mind, I knew these skills even before I was born.”That was exactly what I wanted, just now I had a fight with Rebecca and I didn’t want anyone’s attention anymore.“But I guess you need to practice more, in case Rebecca is looking for trouble again. After all, you almost got beat in front of everyone which would be super embarrassing.”“I will, thanks.” I said and ignored the sarcasm in her words, and left out the fact that I actually got the highest fighting entrance exam results this year. It’s probably for the best that people didn’t know. Most people didn’t

The sky opened up and it started to drizzle. The professor and I were standing in the center of the arena still, his hand heavy on my shoulder and his eyes intense in their questioning. It felt so right to be near him. I didn’t have the heart to shove him away and leave. My body positively melted around this man. “Did I do something wrong?” I ask and shake his shoulder off against all instinct to ask him to touch me more. I turn and square my shoulders, standing up straight. It was meant to be intimidating but my head barely reached his shoulders. I don’t understand why he would keep me behind. I didn’t perform the best today but it wasn’t poor enough to get punished for it. “Nothing wrong.” He whispered, leaning in more. The air was electric between us as the rain fell softly. Any part of me that wanted to get to dry ground was overwhelmed by his presence. The draw to his was so strong that it cannot be helped. I moved closer without realizing and we were almost chest to chest

*Atlas*A sense of pride swelled in my chest that she had trusted me enough to ask for help. I couldn’t help the smile that twisted at my features as I eyed her up. She was so beautiful: chocolate eyes and deep brown hair very intense. So much emotion behind those eyes, she was careful to keep it contained. All that tension in her shoulders, the way her combat clothes hugged her nimble figure. The first time I laid eyes on her was burned into my mind. The feeling came from behind me, I was compelled to turn and follow it. My wolf Alex knew immediately that she was my mate. There was no doubt about that. With the way she walked up to me, with that misty look on her face, before kissing me - I assumed she knew the same. But her reaction was weird, like she didn’t know that I am her mate, and Alex never could talk to his mate. He was confused, usually the other wolf answered quickly. She never responded after the first moment they recognized each other; it made my wolf sad, and