The Greatest Story Ever Told Ice Nine Kills Novels & Stories

"Save your testosterone for the ice! We have a game to win! Puck drops in two minutes! Let’s move!" The tunnel instantly filled with the chaotic clatter of skates. We glided out into the blindingly bright arena, and the roar of the crowd exploded, making my ears ring. The announcer’s voice boomed through the stadium. "And here he is! Our most anticipated transfer star, The Ice King from Canada, Ryder Vaaaance!" The crowd erupted, chanting my name, completely drowning out the cheers for their actual captain. I could see Henry’s jaw clenching from the corner of my eye. But I didn't give a damn about him. My eyes immediately swept the VIP stands.

"The night before our ninety-eighth engagement. You took me out to see a movie. On the way there, a car hit me. The driver fled the scene. They never found him." "I was in the ICU. The only thing keeping me alive was the idea that I couldn't die before our engagement. I lay there and told myself, over and over: I will not die the night before Julian's engagement." "I got lucky. The doctor told me the deepest cut was a centimeter from my heart. Another centimeter and I would be gone." "I held your hand afterward and told you it had to be a sign, a blessing for both of us." Julian closed his eyes. Two streams of tears ran from the corners of his eyes back into his hair and down into the pillow

This was the ninth time Kyle had died. For a worthless piece of borderland, he’d charged into the Moonstone Pack's camp alone, like a madman, trying to kill their Alpha single-handedly. He was torn to shreds by five of their top enforcers. Just as reckless as the last eight times. The first time, he’d smiled and plunged a silver dagger into his own gut, just to prove his dominance over a Beta wolf who’d challenged him. The second, he’d fought an ancient guardian beast to conquer a smaller pack.

News of the explosion traveled fast. By morning, it was everywhere. The news channels called it a "terrorist attack." The Inquisition called it a "gas leak." But the underworld knew the truth. Someone had hit Kaelen. Hard. And they had walked away. In the Haven, the mood was electric. The wolves weren't scared anymore. They were excited. For years, they had hidden behind their walls. Now, they had struck back. And they knew who was responsible.

and walked into the building. Clearly, I had bet right. Back in my last life, when Wallace strangled me to death with his bare hands, I already knew he was an extreme and dangerous man. And this time, it was even worse. His own wife had cheated on him. For a man like him, that kind of humiliation was unbearable. If he could beat his own wife to death, then killing Shane was hardly surprising. After Shane died, my life finally grew peaceful again. After dying once, I let go of a lot of things.

A cold glint shone from her hand. Dad froze, staring at the knife handle buried in his own body. His mouth opened, but no sound came out, and he slowly sank to the floor. Anna panicked and pressed herself into the crowd, but she couldn't outrun Mom. The blade flashed again. Anna clutched her neck and crumpled limply to the floor. Mom stood in the center of the crimson, holding the knife that dripped with blood. The funeral guests screamed and scattered in chaos. After kneeling over Anna for what felt like an eternity, Mom rose, carrying a bloodied bundle. She approached the grave with a soft, almost tender smile that made everyone's skin crawl.

I mean , you would actually die . I didn't die, but for the first nine months of fourth grade I almost wished I had . Before then , I had a friend called Louisiana . We had been friends since kindergarten. Louisiana's parents got mad at Woodward Academy . They said the teachers weren't developmentally aware enough . They sent Louisiana to a boarding school even though she protested on .

My face was turned to one side and then I heard, "Do you want to die, bitch??" He pushed me back to the tub but I balanced myself and became aware of my current state. I wrapped the towel, Aunt Julia kept beside the tub. All I wanted was to run away from his wrath. Even though my parents were not caring about my existence, they never hurt me like this. And I know, what he did was just a sample of what's going to come up in the future. "I would be happy if you die, but not yet. My Granny needs to be happy, so you have to survive as well…"

Hayden's gaze fell on the back of my hand, and his calm eyes wavered for a brief moment. I pushed past them and asked a staff member for an ice pack. As I walked out, I turned back for a quick glance. By the window, Selena sat there looking unhappy. Hayden sat beside her. His expression was gentle as he grilled meat for her himself. The ice pack in my hand chilled me all the way to the core, and the last trace of hope inside me vanished completely. The cold and distant man everyone treated like a saint was grilling meat for Selena himself.