All Chapters of Rebirth: Ice Queen : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

"Your mother was my twin sister," she began, but Lily knew immediately that she was lying. The lines between her brow furrowed, a telltale sign that Lily knew all too well. Her mother's fingers twisted together nervously, another habit that betrayed her deception.Lily's mind raced as she considered the implications. If her mother was lying about being twins, then what was the truth? A fleeting thought crossed her mind: what if her mother was actually talking about herself? Lily quickly dismissed the idea as absurd.Evenly and her mother can’t been the same person, no way that was possible.Lilly’s mind swirled with confusion, suspicion rising with every passing second. She studied the older woman carefully, her every movement and word. Why lie about something like this? The lie wasn’t even well-crafted—it felt rushed, almost desperate.“My mother was your twin sister?” Lilly repeated, her voice laced with doubt. She leaned forward, her eyes narrowing as she pressed on. “You seem to k

Chloe stirred awake, stretching as the soft morning light filtered into her hotel room. The faint aroma of vanilla and lavender lingered, a scent that always reminded her of Lilly. Sitting up groggily, she glanced at the couch where she’d fallen asleep after combing through Lilly’s plans for the day. She blinked at the clock on the wall. Nearly 9 a.m. Her boss was always an early riser, so Chloe assumed she was already out. But something felt off. Rising, Chloe padded into the main living area, her sharp eyes scanning the room. It was unusually quiet. No hurried footsteps, no rustling of papers, no low murmurs as Lilly rehearsed her plans. The stillness unsettled her. Her gaze fell on the empty coat rack, where Lilly’s usual handbag and coat were missing. Chloe frowned. It wasn’t unusual for Lilly to slip out early, but she usually left a note or mentioned it in passing. Grabbing her phone, Chloe opened the tracking app linked to the small device she’d sewn into all of Lilly’s

As Ray walked briskly to his waiting car, a nagging sensation tugged at the edge of his mind. He had made all the calls, given all the orders, and set everything in motion. Yet, there was a lingering feeling that something—something crucial—was slipping through the cracks. Seated in the back of his black Mercedes, Ray leaned his head against the cool leather and closed his eyes. He mentally reviewed his checklist. Drake was monitoring the Andersons and ensuring media silence. Jerry was leveraging his underworld connections in Austria. Viktor and the Alpha team were assembling at the hangar. The jet was being prepared. What was he missing? It came to him like a jolt of lightning. The baby. Ray’s eyes snapped open, his chest tightening. Lilly wasn’t just missing. She was missing while pregnant. His heir—their child—was out there too, vulnerable and at risk. He immediately grabbed his phone again, his fingers flying over the screen. His earlier preparations hadn’t accounted for th

Ray tightened his grip on his phone as he stepped off the plane, the icy night air hitting his face like a slap. His pulse raced as the first bar of signal returned, and he immediately dialed Jerry’s number, his fingers trembling slightly.The line barely rang once before Jerry answered.“Where is she?” Ray’s voice was sharp, cutting through the static like a knife.“I’ve sent you the coordinates,” Jerry replied, his tone grim. “An old warehouse on the outskirts of the city. She’s still inside.”“I’m on my way.” Ray growled the words before ending the call abruptly.Jerry exhaled slowly, his hands shaking as he stared at the screen. The location pin glowed back at him. This wasn’t just a rescue—it was a race against time. Ray’s fury was palpable, even through the phone.Chloe paced outside the makeshift operations center they’d set up in a nearby safe house. General Lucas, Ray’s trusted ally in the Austrian military, had organized everything with surgical precision. Chloe had been tol

Ray’s heart twisted as he watched her, his mind racing. This wasn’t the Lilly he knew—but whoever this was, whatever had happened to her, he wasn’t going to let her face it alone.He straightened, his jaw tightening as resolve hardened in his eyes.“We’re leaving,” he said firmly, his tone leaving no room for argument.Lilly raised an eyebrow, her smirk deepening. “Oh, mister,” she said with a quiet laugh. “You you’re not in charge. I am. Back to my question who are you? I know you are cute and all which I like I still want to know, are perhaps the master they are talking about”Her words chilled him, but he refused to let it show. Whatever was going on here, whatever darkness had taken root in her, he was going to get her out. He had to.Ray’s jaw clenched at her words, but he forced himself to stay calm. The playful edge to her voice, the almost mocking way she spoke—it was as if she were testing him, waiting to see how he’d react.“I’m your husband. Ray Manchester. And no, I’m not