The First Frost Novels & Stories

Besides, if I didn't sneak out, I wouldn't be able to see my Grandma Frost. I wasn't crazy about the fact that I'd started attending Mythos Academy back at the beginning of the school year, but even I had to admit that Cypress Mountain was a pretty suburb. Upscale shops lay on the other side of the road that curved past the academy, sel ing everything from books and coffee to designer clothing and custom-made jewelry and weapons. There was even a car dealership ful of Aston Martins and Cadil acs, and another lot where the Mythos kids parked their expensive rides, since students'

Frost was closing in with his spirit animal and things needed speed. Closing his eyes tight, he crossed his pinky fingers and took a deep breath in. With all the pressure he could build up, he exhaled and immediately, the brine caught on fire from foundation to roof at the speed of light. He retreated from the building and went to get Myan so they could go home. Frost had asked for this...

Frost was secretly happy when she heard what Rose said. Frost almost had her wrist broken by Sebastian’s grip because of Sabrina. Moreover, she had lost half of her monthly allowance because of that little Aino. Frost had quite a few embarrassing moments all over the Ford residence, and she had also formed a grudge with Old Master Shaw’s granddaughter, Selene. Frost remembered all these hatreds in her heart, She must take revenge. Although she wanted to take revenge, she still had to rely on her aunt to do so.

It had not been easy approaching the men running things at work and asking for some few days off but the greatest weapon in The First One arsenal was the power of persuasion. Salamatu had defied the orders given to her to keep their meeting arrangement a secret. It was during the process of torturing her that she revealed she had told her friend Maryam about their meeting arrangement. The First One smiled when he recalled the terror in Salamatu’s eyes when she spotted the bottle of concentrated solution of acid that he brought out of his bag of torture. Things had gone from bad to worse on that night because before concluding Salamatu’s torture session, one of her friends had showed up and s

Frost yelled. My heart stopped as the words full moon left her mouth. "Wh..wha...what," I stammered. Frost shakes her head as if I was dumb. "Can't you feel it," she asked confused. I shook my head slowly, staring at her wide eyed. "What the..." She cursed looking outside of the bathroom. "I do not understand," she voices her confusion, walking out. I my shoulders relaxed and tensed as Frost suddenly stuck her head back in. "Don't you dear relax and get dressed and out here now," she yelled.

They only stopped the shush upon deciding to casually talk it out at the presence of Joe, Mocha and Ariana. Still, they've always liked the first of every month and hated it to be a day any less than 7/10. Albert used it as an opener while waiting for their orders. "Nice day, huh?" he started. Margaret nodded, "Considering what happened last night, it's a pretty nice day." "Oh. Oh, I meant weather-wise." "Oh…"

I fall my head to the ground, the feeling of the cold tile beneath my palms was hard, yet it was smooth and the feeling of the winds grazing my skin was. “cold.”

Not us, anyway. Frost launches himself at the nearest shadow where it spreads like an oil spill on the scratched wooden floor. He leaps onto it, claws digging, teeth snapping. He’s like a starved wolf unleashed—biting, scratching, growling, snarling, taking out his anger on the shadow with devastating consequences. He tears right through the black shape, leaving gouges in the floor. The creature falls into shreds and evaporates, although Frost doesn’t wait around to see it disappear before he chooses his next victim.

Anastasia The frost came first, crackling along the ground as it swallowed each blade of grass. It traveled up the trees, coating them in a thin layer of shimmering ice. I might’ve thought it looked pretty had my stomach not been in knots. Everything sparkled as if embedded with diamonds.

We deserved a chance and after being away for a month, I thought hard on what was best for me and decided to forgive Tina, forgive myself and move on with my life loving the ones that loved me and receiving as much love as I could After dinner, Jay joined me as I was clearing the dishes. “Would you like to take a walk with me?” He asked. “Sure.” The air was nice and good for a fresh start. We walked the sidewalk, hands brushing against each other. We got to a traffic light stop and Jay suggested we stop at a convenience store and cross to the other side. “Did you remember the first time we met?” he asked and stylishly held my hand. I froze but quickly recovered from the shock. Then I pretend