All Chapters of Frozen Love: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Starla Xander was orphaned at a young age. With both her parents gone, it was her uncle, Xavier Lloyd, who rescued her from that hopeless home.For over a decade, he had cherished her, shielding her from the world, treating her like the most precious gem in his life. She had always believed that one day, she and Xavier would walk down the aisle together.She had fallen hopelessly in love with the man who had cared for her like a father.Back then, one night, a fire broke out in the Xander family home. The house she had grown up in, the parents who had loved her—everything was consumed by the flames.Little Starla curled up in a corner of the balcony, her face streaked with tears, too terrified to move. At that moment, she thought she was going to die. But in the next second, Xavier appeared. He was like a hero descending from the heavens. He kicked open the door and rushed inside, shielding her with his body, blocking the scorching embers with his back. “Starla, d

However, Xavier didn’t believe her. “You’re not even planning to become a doctor. Why spend all your time researching this?” Starla fell silent for a moment before replying softly, “I’m just interested in it, that’s all. If you don’t like it, I can choose another topic.” Xavier didn’t say anything else, but his expression remained grim. Sensing the tension, Wendy immediately stepped in to smooth things over. “Oh, come on, Starla’s just studying. It doesn’t matter what she learns—it’s her choice. She’s grown up now, Xavier. You can’t control her forever.“Alright, enough arguing. Weren’t we heading out for dinner?” At that, Xavier’s expression softened slightly. He took Wendy by the arm and walked out the door, not bothering to ask Starla anything more. Starla watched as Wendy moved so freely between Xavier’s bedroom and study, as if she had every right to be there. Ever since she had confessed her feelings to Xavier, he had forbidden her from entering those rooms.

Starla made time to visit the lab. Professor Zimmer told her that to prevent any disturbances during cryogenic preservation, the freezing chamber would be stored at the bottom of the ocean. “You can choose any sea you like,” he said. “Really?” Starla thought for a moment before replying, “I want my chamber placed in the Arctic Ocean.” “Why?” She smiled, though a trace of sadness lingered in her eyes. “Because you can see the aurora there. And when the aurora lights up the sky, it hides the Milky Way from view.”She was no longer Xavier’s brightest star. No longer his miracle.The starry sky, once beautiful, was now nothing more than a painful reminder.She was dying. And if nothing else, she wanted her soul to be free—free from this love that had broken her heart.When she returned home, she found her bedroom door wide open. Clothes and shoes were scattered across the floor, as if someone had ransacked the place.Even the medical report she had carefully hidden in h

The day of Xavier and Wendy’s wedding arrived quickly.Starla hadn’t slept all night.When she walked downstairs, she saw Xavier dressed in a sleek, tailored suit, ready to leave to pick up his bride.She stood there, staring at him for a long moment.Her uncle was unbelievably handsome. The sharp cut of his suit only made him look even more striking.It wasn’t until he was about to walk out the door that Starla snapped out of her daze. She hurried forward, holding out a small gift. She handed it to him carefully and said, “Uncle Xavier, congratulations on your wedding.” She truly wished him happiness. Even if the person standing beside him for the rest of his life wouldn’t be her. Xavier took the gift from her, a complicated emotion flickering in his eyes. But Starla didn’t notice. She had already turned and gone back to her room. She had convinced herself that she shouldn’t love Xavier anymore. But she still couldn’t bring herself to watch the man she onc

“Who gave you permission to annul the identity of a living person? She’s not dead!” Xavier slammed his palm against the desk, his voice seething with rage. “You can’t even confirm whether someone is alive or not? Is this how you do your job?!” The officer flinched at his outburst and quickly tried to calm him down. “Mr. Lloyd, please don’t get agitated. We’ll call in the staff who handled the case and get to the bottom of this.” A few minutes later, another officer arrived with a document in hand. “Mr. Lloyd, Miss Xander’s identity records have indeed been annulled and she confirmed it herself.”The officer handed him a signed consent form. At the very bottom, in black ink on white paper, was Starla’s signature. Xavier recognized the handwriting instantly. It was hers. “She wasn’t alone when she came in,” the officer continued. “There was an older man with her—seemed to be one of her professors.“He had all the necessary paperwork, something about cancer an