Frozen 2025 Novels & Stories

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐢𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐞𝐧-𝐌𝐢𝐧𝐮𝐭𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐱

"That's impossible!" However, Michelle was already panicking in the corner. Noticing her distress, Melvin stepped forward with faux concern. "Honey, you look pale. Is something wrong?" Michelle scrambled to close her banking app. "Darling, the finance department missed a payment to a client. They need it urgently, so I was going to cover it myself, but my account seems to be frozen. Could you transfer me 150 thousand—" Before she could finish, Melvin interrupted coldly. "I'm the one who froze it."

Finn Takes Control In the luxury box, Finn stood very still. His small hands pressed against the glass. “My ice breaking…” Liam hovered his puck anxiously. “Fix?” Jake’s voice echoed faintly from the hallway outside as he fought. “Finn… hold it together.” Finn frowned. “Hold ice.” The air inside the arena suddenly dropped in temperature. Frost crept across the glass of the luxury box. Then— The ice on the rink began to glow faintly blue. The Freeze From the center of the rink, a wave of cold spread outward.

"Wait. What the hell?" "What is it?" Luke stopped nipping at Cass’s ear to look at the screen. Cass opened the full broadcast from the Pacific Coast University’s clandestine network. His face went pale. "Luke, look at the headline." "There’s a new chapter of 'The Frozen Alpha,'" Luke muttered, his voice dropping an octave. "No way." Cass squinted at the link. "It says it’s the final transmission." "What is she doing?" Luke exploded, rolling off Cass and standing up. "Isabella promised she was going to burn the drafts. She said the story was dead."

This Gorban-imported constant-temperature freezer door could operate normally in environments as cold as -58°F. Martin seriously thought I was a fool. "Stop pretending," I said, my voice turning cold. "You have ten seconds to open the door. Don't forget that you're still live-streaming. If Ms. Jameson sees online that her lifeline was completely destroyed because of you, do you think you'll live to see tomorrow? "I'm giving you ten seconds. Open the door now! Ten… Nine…" I began the countdown as my frozen finger rested on the flare gun's trigger.

Noah added, "I can't pay the security team. I can't pay the lawyers." He looked at Aria. "She's trying to starve us out." Aria looked at the frozen account screen. Zero. The billionaire CEO, the heiress, the power couple—reduced to zero liquidity in twenty-four hours. "We have assets," Aria said. "The art. The jewelry." "Frozen," Steven said. "Any asset purchase over ten thousand dollars is flagged. You can't sell anything." "What about cash?" Sienna asked. "Physical cash." "I have maybe five thousand in the safe," Noah said. "That buys groceries for a week. It doesn't pay a legal retainer."

It was Stopping. "Julian Thorne just turned the entire Earth into a Limited Liability Company," Hope said, her voice trembling. "And according to the new bylaws... no one is allowed to Die until the Debt is paid in full." In the distance, the people of Port Trinity began to realize they couldn't age. They couldn't bleed. They were Frozen Assets in Julian’s new empire.

Free. ***

The private investigator I hired overseas had sent the latest photos of Jasper. In the photos, he had his arm around Fiona. The two of them stood beneath the Nordvalen night sky, gazing up at the aurora together. He had once promised to take me to see the northern lights for our honeymoon. Work always came first, though, and the trip kept getting pushed back. Now, I finally understood. I was simply never the one his heart wanted. The oxygen mask came down over my face, and the agony spread through every inch of my body. As blood drained out of me, a cold so deep that it felt cellular crept through my limbs. Bag after bag of plasma was pumped into my veins.

My heart ached. Even after my death, Kenneth still didn’t trust me. Someone had leaked the tragic state of my corpse in the hospital online, causing an uproar. The entire pack was in shock. Everyone whispered among themselves. Their most revered Alpha, Kenneth, had frozen his own Luna to death. In fact, it wasn't just in any season, but it was in the middle of the scorching summer. Everyone knew that the freezer had been faulty long ago. But how could a faulty freezer, left unused for years, still be capable of freezing a living, breathing Luna, who was a warrior with top-tier combat ability, to death?