All Chapters of FALLING FOR MR FROST: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

JACKSON’S POVThe transition between realms felt like being turned inside out.One moment I was standing in my childhood bedroom, Kieran’s hand gripping mine. The next, reality twisted and warped around us like we were being pulled through a tunnel that didn’t exist.Colors bled into each other, sounds became textures, and my sense of up and down completely disappeared.I tried to scream but had no air in my lungs. Tried letting go of Kieran’s hand but my fingers wouldn’t respond. Everything felt wrong, fundamentally so—in a way that I couldn’t even begin to understand.I always thought that the hole leading to different dimensions was just flat, 2-D and you could get to your destination as soon as you walked in. I didn’t think it’d be this vast and complex. A way that made my human brain want to shut down completely.And then, suddenly, within the blink of an eye, we were falling.I screamed the entire way down until we slammed hard into the ground—actual, solid ground—and I sucked i

JACKSON’S POVI turned to run, but the world tilted sideways. The trees were spinning, multiplying, their branches frantically reaching for me like grasping hands.Now I was beginning to see things.Just what the hell was—The water.sh*t.The realization slammed into me like a blow to the chest. That goddamned water had done something to me.“Shouldn’t drink from strange rivers, human.”The voice was right behind me now, and when I spun around, I saw it.A wolf.But not like any wolf I’d ever seen. It was massive—easily the size of a horse—with fur that seemed to shift between white and gray and something darker. Its eyes were a deep and shadowy, glowing a sickly yellow that made my stomach turn.And it was smiling.Actually smiling with one too many teeth.“Humans taste better when they’re afraid,” it said in that voice that was almost but not quite Frost’s. “And you’re very, very afraid.”I stumbled backward, my legs weak from whatever the water had done to me. “Stay back—”The cre

JACKSON’S POVMy body ached by the time we climbed up a hill, but all of that was worth it because I was genuinely blown away.At the edge, we could see everything below. Glacier’s Moon was more breathtaking than I could have ever imagined. I’d been thinking it would be a bunch of normal buildings or houses made of wood and stone or something, but—It was obvious that I was devestatingly wrong because I simply forgot how to breathe at the sight.Below us stretched an entire winter wonderland so beautiful it almost didn’t look real.Massive structures of ice rose from the snowy landscape, intricate and impossibly detailed, their frozen walls gleaming beneath the pale light like something crafted by gods themselves. Towers spiraled toward the sky, carved with delicate patterns that looked too precise to exist naturally, while bridges of crystal-clear ice arched elegantly between buildings.Some looked like grand palaces, others like bustling shops and taverns, every single one sculpted

JACKSON’S POVWe walked quitely through the garden, which was somehow beautiful even in its frozen state and I realized this was the perfect time to bring it up.“Um, Silas…” I called out and he looked back at me curiously. “I was wondering if you could maybe tell me more about your mate. If you don’t mind talking about it,” I said carefully.“I just… I’m trying to have a better understanding of it. In hopes that I can use it to save my mate when the time comes?”Silas was quiet for a moment, and when he spoke, his voice carried heavy grief.“Zephyr was… unimaginably beyond this realm. His beauty was ethereal. Breathtaking. People would stop and stare in awe when he walked by.”A soft smile touched his lips. “His hair was soft and long, this beautiful brown that caught the light. And his eyes—light brown, almost glowing were the most beautiful things I’d ever seen in my long years. He carried himself with such grace, such quiet dignity. It was impossible to not get lost in him.”The

JACKSON’S POVThe carriage began moving, slow at first, then steady. The world outside started to shift—Glacier Moon fading behind us as the road stretched into white silence.Kieran stayed focused ahead with the coach while Silas leaned back slightly. And I—well, I tried very hard not to notice how close he was. Which was exactly when he shifted even closer and his shoulder was practically rubbing against mine.I froze immediately.Silas didn’t move away. If anything, he seemed perfectly comfortable. I wanted to say something but decided to just drop it since it really wasn’t that big of a deal.I focused my attention back outside to the frost-covered trees blurring past us, the sound of the horses’ heavy footsteps filling the silence. The air inside was warm enough thanks to the thick furs lining the seats, but somehow, I still felt weirdly tense.A few minutes passed before I noticed Silas’s breathing beginning to slow.At first, I didn’t think much of it.Then, before I could proc