All Chapters of The Alpha's Ice Mate: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

This week had been so hectic. Between Elena’s intense lessons and William’s sparring sessions, I could barely breathe. The attack a few days ago had left everyone uneasy, so I had to learn new protection spells—spells that made my head spin but also made me feel stronger.As I was arranging some books into my bag, my phone buzzed. It was Lily."Maya! Finally! You picked up! Do you have any idea how long I’ve been counting down the days?" Lily squealed, barely containing her excitement.I chuckled softly. "I can imagine. You sound more excited than I am.""No, I mean it," Lily said, her voice filled with genuine enthusiasm. "Everyone’s been waiting. Even Liam’s been acting all quiet lately. You’re really coming back in a week, right?""Yeah," I confirmed. "I’ve packed most of my things already. I can’t wait for you to meet Roseline—you two will get along so well.""Roseline? The Luna’s daughter, right?" Lily asked, her curiosity piqued. "Oh, I’ve heard she’s super sweet. Maybe she can

Maya was finally back.The moment Lily told me she’d landed, my chest tightened. I should’ve been at the airport waiting for her, but I couldn’t—not yet. Not until I figured out how to look her in the eye and tell her everything.So instead, I went into town. The jewelry shop bell jingled as I walked in, and the lady at the counter smiled knowingly.The sales lady's voice was warm and inviting. "Looking for something special, Alpha Liam?"I rubbed the back of my neck, a sheepish grin spreading across my face. "Yeah… something simple but meaningful. She deserves that much.”The sales lady placed a tray before him, the sound of metal and stones clicking softly. "These are our new arrivals—silver pendants, protection stones, and moon charms."My gaze lingered on the crescent-shaped pendant, and I felt a pang in my chest. "This one… the moonstone. It suits her." The sales lady's smile was soft, her eyes understanding. "A gift for your Luna?" I looked at the pendant, my voice low and sinc

When Lia saw me, I could see the shock in her eyes. Her expression froze — disbelief, confusion, and fear all flashing across her face. I didn’t blame her; she probably thought she would never see me again. Lia. My supposed mate. The same woman who had rejected me the moment she thought I was an omega. But weakness was never my truth. It was a mask — one I wore to move unseen through this pack. I wasn’t some low-ranked wolf. I was the son of an Alpha King. My parents had kept the truth from me all my life, and when I finally discovered I had a half-brother here, I came searching for him in disguise. I never expected to run into her again. She had looked me in the eyes that day and said, “I can’t be tied to someone weak, Damon. You’ll only drag me down.” In my arms, Maya was unconscious, her skin pale and her pulse weak. I could still feel the faint rhythm of her heartbeat against my chest, but it was slowing. I held her tighter, ignoring the way Lia’s scent mixed with the smell o

A SPARK MY SECOND CHANCE Maya surprised me. I didn’t expect her to be so easy to talk to — or to laugh so much. Dinner had gone smoother than I imagined. She wasn’t like the others who threw themselves at me. She had this quiet strength about her, a spark that made it hard to look away. But as I watched her laugh across the table, guilt crept up inside me. Because deep down, I knew what I was doing. She was part of my plan — a way to make Lia and Liam pay. Still… the more time I spent with her, the more that plan started to feel wrong. After dinner, we walked out into the cool night air. Maya stretched her arms above her head and smiled. “Okay, that was actually fun. I didn’t think I’d enjoy myself this much.” I shoved my hands into my pockets, pretending to look relaxed. “So you doubted me from the start?” She smirked. “Maybe just a little.” “Wow,” I said with mock offense. “You wound me, Maya.” She chuckled softly. “You’ll live.” I studied her face under the di

THE ROUGE ATTACK There was a meeting in the pack this morning — a serious one. The kind that made the air feel thick before it even started. Everyone was gathered in the main hall: ranked wolves, warriors, omegas, and even some of the trainees. I sat near the back with Roseline and Lily. They were whispering quietly, but my mind was elsewhere. I hadn’t spoken to Liam since everything that happened. Even now, I could feel his eyes on me from across the room, but I refused to look at him. I couldn’t. Not yet. Alpha James cleared his throat at the front. “We’ve called this meeting because of the recent incidents — the rogue attacks near our borders, and the unusual energy readings reported by our scouts.” Murmurs rippled through the room. Rogues weren’t uncommon, but energy readings? That was new. Zack spoke up. “We think it’s magic-related. Possibly dark magic. Whatever it is, it’s been spreading fast. We found traces near the east ridge and by the waterfall trail.” I tensed