All Chapters of The Alpha and the Ice Princess: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

AvaThe pain in my grandmother’s eyes was too overwhelming, but I wouldn’t apologize. If she had told me what I was years ago, we probably wouldn’t be in this mess in the first place. I could have made the necessary preparations to avoid Daniel completely.I knew I was being unreasonable, but I couldn’t help it. I wasn’t just fighting for my life, but also for the lives of the people in my pack. From what I could remember of those last moments, even though we outnumbered Blackridge, we were losing.I tried to think back to that awful fight and tried to remember if I had seen Daniel, but I couldn’t. Was he even there? I couldn’t imagine Daniel as the kind of person that would send his people to war without going himself. Then again, if I was completely honest with myself, I didn’t really know Daniel all that well.I was angry at the previous version of myself, and how incredibly stupid I was. If only I had taken better care, I would never have fallen pregnant. Sadly, hindsight is alway

DanielI knew I didn't have much time, and I wasn’t sure how I was going to warn Ava. I should have stayed and warned her when I saw her earlier, but at that stage we didn’t have an agreement yet. I was feeling incredibly frustrated, because I knew if I left now, everyone would know that I was going to warn the Crescents.Everything I have achieved in the past couple of hours would be wasted. I had the strangest feeling of Déjà vu, but something was different. It almost felt as if I was trapped in someone else’s body as I stood in my office looking out of the window.I couldn’t leave. I was a prisoner in my own home, and I couldn’t save the woman I was no longer supposed to love.AvaWhile I was training, it felt as though I was being watched for a moment. I didn’t pay attention, because I knew the border patrol were out there protecting us. After my session, I returned home, finding my grandmother making the arrangements for the pack to pack our home.My grandmother didn’t want me to

AvaWe were in the middle of our meeting, when we got the news that they had arrived in trucks at the airport. They probably knew that we were watching them, and that is why they decided not to use the plane to transport their warriors.We were in a very dangerous situation. There was no full moon which we could use to shift. There was no way we could protect the human town. We also had their Alpha as our prisoner. I knew if anything happened to Daniel, they would blame it on us.“We have to protect the town, and its people. In my previous life they killed everyone. I won’t let that happen again!” I growled at the elder council who were trying to convince me that we were safe in our hiding place. Although all of them lived through their previous life with me, none of them could remember the devastation that Daniel’s pack left behind.In the end, I got them to agree on condition we used Daniel as leverage. Within half an hour, we were making our way into town, and I headed straight for

AvaAs I left my room, I found them sitting at the small dining room table. From the looks of things, my grandmother had a hand in setting the table, and the silence between them was deafening. The tension in the air was so thick that I had trouble breathing.“What I’m about to say is going to shock the both of you, but since I’ve been through this twice already, I’m in no mood to waste time anymore.” I sat down opposite Daniel, and was grateful that the table was round, and he didn’t take the seat at the head of the table.“Sweetheart, what is all this about? I mean Daniel just wanted to talk to you about going to college…” As I expected, one of them had to try and take control of the situation.“Just stop there.” I breathed deeply to try and control the anger I was feeling. If things were going to be the same, I would be the only one who remembered what happened in the previous lives. I started by explaining that I had been resurrected by the goddess Bastet twice!The look in their

AvaWe needed to stop in town to pack a couple of our things and Daniel suggested we call the judge to find out if he could marry us. I felt a cold shiver run down the back of my spine the moment I walked upstairs with Daniel behind me, but I shook the feeling out of my thoughts and pushed through.Daniel called the judge while grandma and I packed and we got legally married in the judge’s office before hitting the road. We were lucky that the town was fairly crime free which meant the judge had an open diary to help us.It wasn’t the day every girl dreamed about, but we had to make it legal as quickly as possible, before we went to inform my pack. As we expected tensions were high the moment we arrived. My grandmother had already informed the elder council, but the rest of the pack had no idea that we were coming.At least, they were expecting me and grandma, but not my husband. What a strange thought! After going through this life twice, it felt so strange to think that Daniel was n