All Chapters of Cold Blooded Alpha Can Be Tamed Too: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

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Chapter 40 Part 1

The Forgotten Truth (Part 1) Morning arrived beneath a sky heavy with snow. The White Fang Palace stood quiet, but beneath its calm exterior, tension lingered in every corridor. The revelations from the previous day had unsettled everyone, especially Sam. The journal left by her mother rested on the desk in her room, and she had barely slept, unable to stop thinking about the message hidden within its pages. “Trust the wolf with the frozen heart.” The words replayed endlessly in her mind. She sat beside the window, turning another page of the worn journal. The handwriting was elegant and familiar, making it feel as though her mother were speaking directly to her. Every sentence carried warmth, wisdom, and a sadness that Sam was only beginning to understand. A soft knock interrupted her thoughts. Before she could answer, the door open

Chapter 40 Part 2

The Forgotten Truth (Part 2) The library remained eerily quiet after Sam finished recounting her vision. The crackling fireplace was the only sound breaking the silence as everyone tried to process the disturbing pieces of information unfolding before them. The Moon King’s Shadow was no longer a distant legend buried in ancient records—he was real, and somehow, he was connected to Sam’s past. Froz remained beside her chair, his expression unreadable as he studied her face. Though he said nothing, his presence alone offered a strange sense of comfort. Ever since the visions began, he had become the one constant she instinctively reached for whenever the world beneath her feet began to crumble. Lucifer folded his arms across his chest and stared at the ancient journal resting on the table. The revelation about their mother had clearly shaken him as much as it had shaken Sam. For years, he had believed there were no secrets left to

Chapter 41 Part 1

The Ancient Prophecy (Part 1) The first snow of the week fell over White Fang Territory as dawn broke across the northern mountains. A blanket of silver covered the palace grounds, transforming the world outside into a breathtaking landscape of ice and moonlit frost. Inside the palace, however, peace was becoming increasingly difficult to find. For the past several days, Sam had barely slept. The dreams continued every night. Some were brief fragments of forgotten memories, while others felt so real that she often woke believing she had actually lived them. Faces she had never met appeared before her eyes, ancient voices whispered her name, and everywhere she looked, the same silver symbol followed her. The symbol of the Moonborn bloodline. The symbol that now belonged to her. Sam stood by her bedroom window and watched the snowfall drift through the morn

Chapter 41 Part 2

The Ancient Prophecy (Part 2) The library remained silent long after Queen Rhed finished reading the prophecy. Snow continued falling outside the palace windows, but inside White Fang Palace, the atmosphere had changed completely. The prophecy was no longer a mystery hidden inside forgotten records. It had become a reality standing in the middle of the room. And that reality was Sam. Sam sat quietly at the table, staring at the ancient scroll. The faded words seemed impossible to ignore now. Every sentence felt heavier than the last, pressing against her chest until breathing itself became difficult. For most of her life, she had been treated like an afterthought. Now an ancient prophecy claimed she could determine the fate of the entire North. The irony wasn’t lost on her. “You’re thinking too much.”

Chapter 42 Part 1

The Enemy Watches (Part 1) The days following the prophecy revelation passed beneath an uneasy silence. White Fang Territory appeared peaceful from the outside. Snow covered the mountains, merchants continued their daily routines, and warriors maintained their patrols as they always had. Yet beneath the calm surface, tension was growing. Everyone could feel it. The prophecy had changed everything. Sam stood beside the library window and watched snow drift across the courtyard below. Normally she enjoyed mornings like this, but lately her thoughts refused to settle. Everywhere she went, she could feel eyes on her. Not physically. Instinctively. As though some invisible force had become aware of her existence. The sensation followed her constantly. And she hated it. A soft sigh escaped he

Chapter 42 Part 2

The Enemy Watches (Part 2) The atmosphere inside White Fang Palace grew noticeably heavier after the scout’s report. Nobody openly spoke about fear, but it lingered beneath every conversation and every glance exchanged between the warriors. The Shadow Hunters were no longer a distant threat hidden in rumors and legends. They were real, organized, and moving closer with every passing day. The following morning, White Fang Territory awoke under increased security. Warriors patrolled the palace grounds in larger numbers while scouts continuously arrived with reports from the borders. Even the servants could sense that something significant was unfolding. Sam noticed it immediately. Everywhere she walked, guards followed discreetly behind her. Or at least, they attempted to be discreet. The effort was not particularly successful. She stopped in the

Chapter 43

The Heart’s Truth The morning sun rose gently over White Fang Territory, casting a golden glow across the snow-covered mountains. The peaceful scenery hid the growing unease that lingered within the palace walls, where every guard remained alert after the discovery of the Shadow Hunters’ movements. Although the danger had not yet reached their gates, everyone could feel that something inevitable was drawing closer. Inside the palace, Sam found herself awake much earlier than usual. Sleep had become increasingly difficult since the revelation of the prophecy, and her thoughts always seemed to wander toward the same person no matter how hard she tried to avoid it. She sighed softly while sitting on the edge of her bed. “Why do I keep thinking about him…?” Her own question made her cheeks warm. She buried her face in her hands. “This is ridiculous…” A knock

Chapter 44

The Moonlit Garden The morning after the latest reports from the northern border arrived unusually quiet over White Fang Territory. Although the palace remained under heightened security, the air carried an unexpected calm, as if the mountain itself had decided to grant its people a brief moment of peace before another storm arrived. For the first time in days, no scouts came rushing through the gates with alarming news. No emergency meetings filled the royal library. No battle horns echoed across the fortress. Even the warriors seemed grateful for the temporary silence. Sam stood outside her bedroom balcony, enjoying the crisp winter breeze as she watched snowflakes drift lazily through the air. The distant mountains shimmered beneath the early sunlight, reminding her why White Fang Territory was often called the Kingdom of Eternal Winter. She smiled softly.

Chapter 45

First Kiss Morning sunlight filtered gently through the frosted windows of White Fang Palace, painting golden streaks across the polished stone floor. Although another day had begun, neither Sam nor Froz had managed to leave the memories of the Moonlit Garden behind, and the silence between their hearts felt louder than ever before. Sam sat beside her bedroom window with a warm cup of tea resting untouched in her hands. Every time she closed her eyes, she remembered how close they had been beneath the moonflowers, the warmth of Froz’s hand around hers, and the way his silver eyes had looked at her as though she were the only person in the world. She buried her face in the blanket draped over her lap. “…Why do I keep replaying it?” Her heart answered before her mind could. Because you wanted that moment to last. Her cheeks immediately turned crimson. “I’ve completely lost my mind.” A soft knock interrupted her thoughts. “Lady Sam?” “Come in.” The door opened slowly as Quee

Chapter 46 Part 1

Officially Mine (Part 1) Morning arrived with an unusual sense of excitement throughout White Fang Palace. Servants hurried through the corridors carrying fresh flowers while cooks prepared an extravagant breakfast, their cheerful conversations replacing the quiet tension that had filled the palace only days before. Although no official announcement had been made, rumors traveled faster than the winter wind. The Alpha had smiled. Lady Sam had smiled even more. For many within White Fang Territory, those two facts alone were enough to confirm everything. Sam slowly opened her bedroom window and welcomed the crisp mountain breeze. Sunlight reflected across the endless blanket of snow outside, bathing the palace in a soft golden glow that somehow made the entire territory feel warmer than usual. She rested both hands against the windowsill. The previous evening replayed in her thoughts with astonishing clarity. Froz’s confession. His gentle smile. Their first kiss

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