All Chapters of FORBIDDEN ICE: CLAIMING THE CAPTAIN'S SISTER: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

CHAPTER 142AFTER THE FIREISLAThe strangest thing about justice is how quiet it is after the explosion. For days, everything had been noisy.Sirens on the news, reporters saying our parents’ names and stalking our house, comment sections dissecting every detail of the scandal, federal press conferences, analysts, speculation and outrage.And then… it slowed.The arrests held, the indictments stuck, the precinct was placed under federal oversight and Marin Holdings was officially dissolved. Their asset were frozen, court dates scheduled, and the story moved from breaking news to ongoing case.The world, as it always does, found its next headline.But ours? Ours finally exhaled.The first morning I woke up without that crushing weight in my chest, I didn’t even realize it at first. I just lay there in bed, staring at the ceiling and waiting for the familiar punch of anxiety to settle in.But it didn't. There was no dread or obsessive replaying of what we could’ve done differently. No

CHAPTER 144OLD ENEMIES, NEW RULESISLA“Leave that girl alone.”The voice came clipped and steady from behind Jade, weaving through the tension before I could even react to Jade's words.Jade’s smirk faltered for a second as she turned around to see the source of the voice. Sonia stood a few steps away, one hand on the strap of her bag, the other resting loosely on her hip. She didn't raise her voice, she didn’t need to. There was something about the calm certainty in her tone that made the air feel safer for me to breathe. “Oh,” Jade said lightly, flipping her hair over her shoulder as she rolled her eyed. “Didn’t realize she needed a bodyguard.”“She doesn’t,” Sonia replied. “You’re just being a bitch.”I almost laughed at how flat she said it and the instant drop in Jade's expression was a classic. But she was quick to recover. Jade scoffed, crossing her arms. “I was just talking, nothing more.”“No,” Sonia said, taking a step closer. “You were provoking. There’s a difference.”

CHAPTER 146CONTINUOUS ORGASMISLA“Let's get this party started properly, shall we?” I couldn't have agreed more with what Ellis said. The party was barely started and I was already pooling my pants. Noah stepped closer, ready to ignite the flame, but I stepped back. “I need to take a quick shower.”Rowan whined. “Is that really necessary?”“I ran almost all the way here. I'm sweaty,” I countered, smoothening my hair back. “What's the need of showering when you're still going to get sweaty?” Ellis asked, his eyebrows raised. “Yeah, but—”I didn't get to give him the answer I'd formed at the back of my throat when he cut me off. “Get on the bed.”I opened my mouth to argue, but the dark lust swimming Ellis eyes, clasped my mouth shut. The look on his face tightened my stomach and made juices pool my panties. Without further complaints, I stripped and got on the bed. All three men stood in front of me, stark naked and dicks pointing aggressively towards me. I swallowed from how h

CHAPTER 148THIN ICEISLAI stood there long after Lara disappeared, my fingers tightening around the strap of my bag until my knuckles hurt.The hallway kept moving like nothing happened. People still stared, whispering what I could and could not hear. There was nobody who stopped and asked if I was okay.And honestly… that hurt more than Lara’s words.God! I missed Talia!I forced myself to inhale slowly, one breath at a time after the other. I wasn’t going to cry in the middle of the walkway. I refused to give anyone that.So I started walking again, towards the destination I originally had in mind. The path toward the athletics building felt longer than usual, my legs felt heavy, my thoughts louder than the chatter around me. I still couldn't shake off the stares and whispers.“Bad luck runs in the family.”The words looped in my head no matter how much I tried to shake them off. I knew who my parents were. I knew they had tried to fix what they’d done. I knew they had paid for i

CHAPTER 150A STEP OUTISLAThe hot water ran down my back, soaking my skin and making me forget for a brief second. I stood there with my forehead pressed against the cool tile, letting the steam clear the fog in my head. The past few days felt like a blur of blankets and silence, but now that I was standing here after Sonia’s pep talk, I felt almost embarrassed by how small my world had gotten.She was right…. How long would I let them keep doing this to me?I shut the water off and wrapped a towel around myself, staring at my reflection in the mirror again. My eyes were still a little swollen, looking so hollow I thought I was a walking dead. And my hair was damp and stubbornly messy.But at least, I didn't look broken, I just looked… tired. And tired could be fixed.By the time I finished dressing, the room already felt different. I opened the curtains to let sunlight stretch across the floor. Fresh air slid in through the cracked window and everything didn't feel so bad anymore.