Todos los capítulos de Frozen Fangs: Rivals on Ice: Capítulo 21 - Capítulo 30

Winter deepened around the lakeside cabin, turning the forest into a quiet white world. Snow coated the trees and the frozen lake shimmered under pale sunlight. For Alex and Jake, the offseason had become something far different from rest.Ever since the discovery that Alex was a rare omega hybrid, their quiet life had been surrounded by tension.The first real sign of trouble came when a man named Leo appeared at their cabin door.He wore a neat coat and carried a small recorder.“Leo Carter,” he said smoothly, flashing a badge. “Vamp Hockey Monthly. I’m doing a feature on the Stanley Cup champions.”Jake studied him carefully.Something about Leo’s scent felt wrong—like old vampire courts and cold metal.Still, Alex agreed to a short interview outside by the lake.At first the questions were harmless: training routines, life after the championship, future plans. Then Leo’s tone shifted.“The elders are interested in you,” he said quietly.Alex’s eyes narrowed.“In what way?”Leo’s p

The winter storm arrived the same night Alex went into labor.Snow hammered the roof of the lakeside cabin while wind whipped across the frozen lake. Inside, the fireplace roared and the bedroom had been transformed into the safest, warmest place Jake could create. Blankets, pillows, and soft furs filled the space while the nursery down the hall waited quietly.Alex gripped the edge of the bed as another contraction hit.“Okay,” he breathed. “This is happening.”Jake was already beside him, steady and calm even though his heart was racing.“We’re ready,” he said softly.Brody stood near the doorway with a phone pressed to his ear, coordinating with the medical team that was fighting the snowstorm to reach them.“They’re ten minutes out,” he announced.Another kick from inside Alex’s belly made him laugh despite the pain.“Finn and Liam clearly don’t care about the weather.”Jake brushed hair back from Alex’s forehead.“Already stubborn like their dad.”A Tense NightOutside, the storm

Spring finally returned to Vancouver, melting the last traces of the strange eclipse winter that had nearly frozen the league. Rogers Arena buzzed with excitement again as the Grizzlies resumed the season. When Alex skated onto the ice for warm-ups, the crowd erupted louder than ever.“THORNE FAMILY! THORNE FAMILY!”Fans held signs with drawings of Finn and Liam wearing tiny helmets. Some waved little baby jerseys with #1 Finn and #2 Liam stitched on the back. Cameras cut to the arena screen showing clips of the twins laughing at home while chewing on toy hockey sticks.Alex shook his head with a smile.“Those two are already more famous than I am,” he joked to Brody on the bench.Brody grinned. “Future first line, remember?”Life at the CabinBack at the lakeside cabin, life had settled into a rhythm.Finn had become the explorer of the family—crawling everywhere he could reach and trying to grab anything that looked remotely like hockey gear. Liam was calmer, watching everything wit

The Curse ChainBy midseason the Vancouver Grizzlies had become the most talked-about team in the league.Part of it was Alex.Part of it was the unbelievable story surrounding the Thorne family.And part of it was two tiny toddlers who had somehow become unofficial mascots of the NHL.Finn and Liam, now eighteen months old, had claimed the luxury box above the ice at Rogers Arena as their personal kingdom.Every home game followed the same routine.Finn would press his face against the glass railing, gripping a plastic stick almost as tall as he was.Liam preferred banging a foam puck against the metal bar while shouting excited baby sounds every time the crowd roared.When Alex scored, the twins jumped up and down like they understood exactly what had happened.The fans loved it.Signs filled the stands:PUP POWERFUTURE GRIZZLIESTEAM THORNEAfter Alex scored a third-period goal against the Edmonton Wolves one Saturday night, the broadcast cut to the luxury box.Finn waved his stic

Chapter: The First SignsWinter tightened its grip on Vancouver, frosting the trees around the Thorne cabin and turning the lake behind the house into a perfect mirror of ice. Snow drifted quietly across the frozen surface, glowing silver under the moon.Inside the cabin, however, peace lasted about five seconds at a time.Finn sprinted—well, toddler-sprinted—across the living room floor, clutching his tiny hockey stick like it was the Stanley Cup.Liam chased him with determined focus, dragging a foam puck across the rug.Alex stood in the kitchen doorway holding a mug of coffee, watching the chaos.“They’re faster every week,” he said.Jake leaned against the counter with a faint smile.“Good sign.”Finn swung the toy stick dramatically and tapped the puck. It rolled three feet before hitting the wall.Liam gasped like something amazing had happened.Then both boys burst into giggles.Alex shook his head.“I swear they’re already running drills.”Jake shrugged casually.“Future prof