Jack Frost Heat Miser Novels & Stories

Was it why he helped her up or did he do it because he bought her time from Carlos Fowler She let out another sigh. Whatever his reason for helping her wasn't her problem now. She was just relieved Carlos Fowler hadn't noticed her face. Or so she thought. Then she heard the main door of the rest room flung open. Miss Kimberly and Miss Sheila dashed in. “Woah! What just happened? Did you see the eyes of vice chairman of JF group?” Miss Kimberly squealed.

Elisa said in displeasure. Jaxon’s face darkened. At this moment, he really wanted to kill Elisa. She was so frustratingly stupid. They were in danger. Why was she still acting like a prideful jerk? “Money is no longer important,” said Frost and snorted. “You asked me to kill the Wyatt family outcast and said that he’s just an ordinary man.” Then, his voice grew mocking. He also sounded regretful in the next instant. “Ordinary, you say? You sent us all to die!

The wind howled through the narrow, snow-choked streets of Snowridge, as if warning anyone who dared to venture out into the deadly storm. Asha Frostheart, her face partially hidden beneath a fur-lined cloak, moved swiftly through the thick snowfall, her white wolf companion, Ghost, at her side. The blizzard's icy bite pierced through her layers of clothing, but her focus remained unbroken.

I added coldly, “I thank the moon every day I didn’t marry you. You don’t get to come back now and play the victim. You made your choice, so live with it.” He opened his mouth, but I cut him off. “Stay out of my life, Harrison. Whatever we had, it’s done. I’m not yours to control.” Fiona let out a mocking laugh and began clapping slowly, her eyes gleaming with spite. “Look who’s talking,” she sneered. “The burger girl who married a damn vagabond. Honestly, I didn’t think it was possible, but you’ve outdone yourself. Trash marrying trash, what a perfect love story.”

It's won by understanding, and Frostveil understands something most packs forgot. Mercy slows you down. Movement behind us draws my attention. I turn, but can’t keep the snarl from my lips. Justin stands a few feet away. He looks worse than he did yesterday. Dark circles shadow his eyes, he is unshaven, and his shoulders are tight like he’s waiting to be struck. He doesn't approach like someone seeking forgiveness. He approaches like someone reporting for duty. "I know how Frostveil moves,” he whispers. I say nothing. I just stare in his direction. Fern trusts him. She thinks that he is redeemable, but I don’t know if I can trust him. Not after everything he has done.

I said, and pushed the door open. “Kai!” I heard my name and looked toward the bar where some old school friends stood, and Justin waved me over. Realization hit me hard that I’d been a bad friend to Jace. I could’ve introduced him to Justin months ago. “Hey, man,” I said, as we bumped our fists together. If you didn’t know Justin you would never guess he was gay, because he was a complete jock, too, and not just in the way he looked or talked, and Jace was the complete opposite of all that.

"I can totally see that! He probably had a spreadsheet for his toys, too." "Oh, absolutely," Lucas replied. "He's always been the 'Ice King.' But honestly? Seeing him actually lose his cool because of a 'Wildcat' like you... it's the most entertainment I've had in years. You're the first person who doesn't just bow down to him."

I couldn't help getting anxious as I defended myself, saying, "It's September, and he set the AC to 50°F. That's not something a normal person would do, okay?" As soon as I said that, Keith shot me a vicious glare. "I've said before that I'm not an ordinary person. I'm the Holy Son of Frost from the heavens. If the room gets warm, I'll melt." I stared at Yara. "You don't actually believe him, do you?"

The man nodded in understanding, he hold his cheek and stared straightly at Frost’s pair of eyes, he suddenly said, “That's too bad. Why do you love fighting so much?" "Kaden." This time, Frost look coldly at the man in front of her. Suddenly, the temperature inside the room dropped tremendously. The man named Kaden raised his two arms, instantly admitting his wrongs when he saw her frightening gaze and hurriedly said, "I'm sorry, Frost." Frost only nodded at him. After tidying herself, she stood up and walked towards the door while carrying a big black bag. She saw the helicopter waiting for her outside. She got in. She leaned back in her seat and motioned to the pilot.