The Ice King's Forbidden Heir
Noah said, smiling, before reaching into his jacket pocket and pulling out a small velvet box, worn soft at the corners like it had been carried around for weeks.
My breath caught in my chest. "Noah."
"I'm not doing this the way I did it six years ago,"
he said quickly, dropping to one knee anyway despite his own words, the same rink, the same ice, an entirely different man kneeling in front of me this time. "No cameras. No stadium. No audience except the two of us and every mistake I've spent four months trying to make right."
"Noah, please—"