All Chapters of The Alpha's Ice Queen: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Aiden's POVNothing tastes like accomplishing the task you've been procrastinating on doing. Nina thought she could get away with her shitty attitude the last time I visited her in the room. She laughed at me as I walked out of her room, and it was quite amazing to know who's laughing now, and who's feeling embarrassed. A lot more videos were yet to be uploaded, and she was just lucky that they could convince me to stop displaying the video tapes. "I heard of what you did to Nina in the VIP hall. That's not fair in any way. I swear it to the goddess." Amara, the holier-than-thou strange mate to Jace, accused. "I think you should focus more on bringing more kids to life, and not my own business." I retorted. She deserved the sharpness of the response, judging from the way she wouldn't mind her business. "Not only did you do that, you displayed some of her nudes on the projectors in school. That can totally bring down her morale, don't you know?" Amara sounded so concerned, and it

Jace's POV"She doesn't want to talk to you. You can try again later in the day." Kate snapped her fingers and said. Nina didn't even look at me. The image of an evil Prince who lied to her about being single, but turned out to be a father, must be vividly appearing on her mind. "I wasn't going to talk either. I saw her, and wanted to say hello. I hope she's alright." I replied with a soft tone. Even if I was angry at the moment, I would have to let it slide for the sake of Nina. "That's not really your business, is it?" Kate rolled her eyes in her head, holding onto her hands as they walked out on me. With my fisted palms supporting my jaw and my back resting on my car, I watched them till they were out of sight. It occurred to me that Nina wanted to rant about how her days have been without me, but she probably was scared of how Kate would judge her for always going back to her vomit. Maybe I didn't try enough. Maybe my ego was still the problem. Certainly, I would have to try

 Aiden's POVOnly the goddess could tell why Father called me for a brief meeting so early in the morning. If it was someone else requesting to see this early, it wouldn't take a second to deny their request.  "Good morning, father. Are there any issues?" I stood in the doorway, the door still half opened as I stared at him. He let out a deep breath, shook his head like trying to get the worry out of his mind, and asked me to get inside.  "Have a seat." He commanded, flipping the pages of the book on his table. I could only guess what he was trying to talk about. And truly, I hoped that wasn't the case.  "The news of your break-up with Maya reached me. I told the reporters that it w

Jace's POV"W--Why are you....tryinh to ruin my day?" I managed to say as my consciousness was slipping away from me. The only way to ease my life was to be in attendance for this party, but it only led to getting drunk and dancing with a girl whose face was blur, even though she was standing next to me. Derek pressed. "This is Derek. I don't care about ruining your day, but I think I care about whose day you're ruining by being here." If he didn't mention his name, I would never know he was the one speaking to me right now. The mess in my head was getting to me already, and this was a great way to rewind. Whose day was getting ruined? I can drink more cups of beer to ruin it further. No one gives a shit about me, why should I give a shit about anyone? I didn't give a response. I held onto the girl and kissed her on the lips. Her scent wafted into my nostrils and it smelled familiar. Ignoring that, I felt a nudge behind me again. Still in my drunken state, I turned to face whoever

Nina's POVThe more I tried to stay sane, the more difficult life got. How reality hurts. Today was my last day in the Dusk watch pack. Alpha Ronan had given us a one-week grace to find somewhere to keep our head. But how could we sort that out within one week?Literally everything we possessed belonged to the pack, and we would have to leave with nothing. The warden who stopped me from talking to my mother, stood still, watching the next move I was about to take. The stares I shot at him meant a lot, and he felt threatened by it. "I need to talk to mom. My brother and I are being exiled with nothing. We've got nowhere to go. I have to talk to Mom." Tears pooled in my eyes as those words left my lips. "I'm sorry, little girl. Emotions cloud judgment, so I can't change my mind because of your tears. You have to be out of the pack's premises before the day turns dark. It's a command from the seat of power." The man shook his head in pity as he said to me. "Would they find out if y