All Chapters of Snow: Lunar Legacy : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Ms. Happy smiled. Alpha Ryan fidgeted slightly.“What a woman,” she thought, turning her gaze to the window.“Oh, Logan and Snow will do more than just prove themselves.”*********************The bell rang for the last time, and Gareth groaned. He stood up from his seat and approached the door. He opened it slightly, but no one was present. He stared for a while and heaved a sigh.Were those kids pranking him again?He couldn’t help but grit his teeth. He wouldn't blame them, it was all Tiffany’s fault. She had caused it all. Everything. Before she had left for the car years ago, he had warned her. He had clearly told her to stay. Be with him. Forget Logan. But instead, she crushed him where it hurt badly.He hated her. He really wanted to. But he doubted he ever could. "Do you secretly have a pack?" she had asked. Gareth froze. He swallowed slow, empty lumps. "No," he added softly.Tiffany laughed. “Then I don’t have any words for you. MOVE.” she said coldly, and Gareth’s eyes darke

Snow’s eyes popped open. It had been two whole days, yet she still hadn’t found Logan. Where could he be hiding? She bit her lip, glancing up at the sky. She felt drained, yet couldn’t understand why—she hadn’t done much or accidentally weakened herself. Stepping out of the cave, she let the sun’s rays finally hit her skin. It was both cool and burning at the same time. For some reason, she was so darn thirsty, yet the riverside was miles away. She wanted to give up, but thoughts of the kid and Logan kept her going. “You just had to jump, didn’t you?” Snow’s wolf, Fleur, said coldly. Snow rolled her eyes. She wasn’t ready for Fleur’s early morning banter, she had other thoughts in mind. But for some reason, her body felt strange. Her insides burned, and the thirst was different from hunger. It was an intense, aching need. She closed her eyes for a few seconds, but all she could think of was Logan’s bare chest—how perfectly sculpted it was, the V-line leading to his… those drool-wor

Is everything okay?" Asher asked gently, placing down the coffee mug. For some reason, it felt cold."Well, it’s snowing… is that alright?" Imogen asked, and Asher chuckled. They were a summer pack—born and raised in warm places, not the cold. Snow had never touched their land except once, years ago, but staring out the window now, he froze."Well, this is unexpected," Asher murmured, but his wolf had other thoughts. It’s cold and cozy. I miss our mate. I want to spend time with her, his wolf whispered, and a smile curled on his lips."Well, it’s fine weather," he added softly, taking two large steps toward her. He missed her deeply. They hardly had time together anymore—she was always away, distant."Really nice weather," he whispered in a happy tone as he hugged her from behind, making her shiver."Huh?" she muttered in shock, glancing down at his hands that were tightly but gently wrapped around her waist. Her heart skipped, beating wildly. Warmth and coldness rushed through her al

The doctor stared at Snow, his lips parting in shock. It was her third meal already: three bowls of pasta gone right in front of him and her eyes beamed happily, almost like it was her first time tasting food.“Aaah,” Snow moaned as she drank the pasta soup. She wiped her lips, turning to Logan with a bright smile. He returned it, just as stunned. She ate like a glutton, yet the Alpha’s son only grinned wider, staring at her like some lovesick fool.The doctor coughed into his fist. “Arghmmm.”........ Logan froze mid-gesture, his hand still on Snow’s hair. His glare burned into the doctor for interrupting, and the man quickly looked away before walking out, afraid Logan might murder him with just a gaze.“I’ll be right back,” Logan murmured to Snow, she nodded with a smile, and he stepped out.Outside, the doctor pulled him aside, his face more serious now.“So what’s wrong?” Logan asked.The doctor sighed, pulling something from his pocket. “She’s just weak. Her body is adjusting to

Snow’s lips parted as she spoke. “We need to talk.” Ryan didn’t say a word. He watched as Snow walked toward him and sat on the chair beside him.“Life is bland, isn’t it?” she asked. Ryan gritted his teeth. “Cut to the chase. I didn’t let you in to coach me,” he growled. Snow chuckled softly.“Why do you think I’m here? Of course, I’m here to coach you,” she said, folding her arms under her chest. “You’re a bad father, but a good Alpha.”Ryan growled, refusing to accept her words. “I’m not,” he snapped. Snow rolled her eyes. “Aren’t you tired? Stop being cold and annoying already!” she yelled. He paused, stunned. Was a younger girl really scolding him right now?He frowned, but Snow ignored his look. “Logan tries, you know,” she said firmly. “He might seem harsh, rushed, or even cruel when he acts, but it’s always for the pack’s betterment, and for the people he loves. He’s not what you keep calling him. It’s annoying and pathetic when you treat him like trash.”Her cold eyes met his