All Chapters of The Alpha's Ice Queen: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Nina's POV"Jace?" I called his name. He buried his head on the steering wheel and kept quiet. He must have recognized the voice. But he didn't raise his head. The guilt of the lies he told me was still ripping at his chest. The pain I felt, after finding out he's the father of that little kid, was real, but of course, I forgave him already. Maybe he hasn't yet realized, or he is now fully invested in his new wife. Even if I chose to stay offended, my mind wouldn't let me. I didn't expect to be banned from the pack together with my brother, neither did I expect to see my mother behind the four walls of a cell room. Did I know that my naked pictures would be displayed on big TV screens in the VIP hall, by the same man I once loved? With a sigh, I left Jace in the car. His head remained buried on the steering wheel. It was Killian who asked me to go say hello to him. Maybe he no longer had a problem with his best friend dating his younger sister, or maybe he was trying to prove a p

Aiden's POVLast night, father made an official announcement about the change of the leader of Velmora. The wolves knew Jace and I were the only contesters. The wise ones knew I was the favorite, while the other ones continued to support Jace. Thirty days left to be crowned the Alpha of Velmora. I just couldn't imagine how joyous I would be on that day. I would finally be able to do anything I wanted. As the Prince of Velmora, I've been given do's and don't 's. I never expected to get that, but I had to accept what fate brought to me. Ascending to the throne of power would be a marvelous turnaround. Some days ago, Amara tried to ruin my plans. She barged into the office to plead with my father to conduct the paternity test. Was she mad at me or at Jace? Shouldn't we all be trying to stop the test from being conducted? She earlier informed me that I was the true father of the boy. That statement could cost me the throne of power, and my integrity. It would make the wolves view me a

Nina's POV"Would you like to come along with me?" I asked Killian. "It will be fun, Jace. Right?" "Sure. It's an active ceremony. The hall will be filled with hundreds of werewolves. The security measures are tight, as well." Jace replied, raising an eyebrow to his best friend who was thinking deeply, and weighing his options. "I'll be in attendance, but not so early. You can go with Jace. I'll show up later. Is that fine?" Killian asked. If you ask me, I would say that the question didn't have to be asked. Even if I didn't want to be in attendance initially, I would have to change my mind. Well, being given the chance to do whatever one liked was really underestimated. Jace held out a hand to me and led me out of the training ring. I glanced back at Killian, waving my hands at him, a gentle smile forming on my lips. Jace had not said a word when we bumped into Derek. He was coming to the training ring, but his clothes showed that he wasn't coming to train. He had a different pu

Jace's POV"This is not accepted. You are intruding on my privacy." Amara fought back. "Drop the phone and get out of my room." "What?!" I exclaimed. I couldn't believe I'd dragged myself to being yelled at by a common woman. My eyes burned with rage as I raised my head. "I read the text messages Aiden sent to you, Amara. Why did you choose to lie to me?" I dropped the phone casually on the bed, my eyes pooling tears. The sting of betrayal was so sharp and painful, and my knees wobbled for the first time. "What did Aiden say?" She asked, then she came to get the phone. Reading the texts, her expression shifted. She definitely would be thinking of how she could manipulate my thoughts, perhaps by calling it "a mere joke", or "usual fun" between the two of them. "He said he knows that the father of the child is not me." I summarized. "How then did the test results say that I'm the father?" "We're not going to end this debate if you keep trying to deny being the father of the kid. Ma

Aiden's POVI stared at the little boy for the umpteenth time and I could conclude that he wasn't mine. But why did the test results say that I was his father? I've got to find a way to keep this secret hidden. Jace could have paid the doctors to change the test results, or something strange must have happened. Amara could threaten me because she knew one of my darkest secrets, and was ready to expose it the moment I didn't respond to her threats. I was going to walk out on her and probably visit a fancy clubhouse to get these sorrowful thoughts out of my mind when I heard a loud thud on the floor. Out of curiosity, I turned around to check what just happened. And there he stood—Jace, with his hands dipped in his pocket and his lips widening to a smile. Amara had told him the truth. And he would do his best to ensure this one gets public. I stepped back, fear filling my mind as I tried hard to steady my breathing. This couldn't be true. Jace couldn't be here. "Hello brother," he