All Chapters of FALLING FOR MR FROST: Chapter 101 - Chapter 108

THIRD PERSON POVThe tea was going cold.Maya hadn’t touched it—hadn’t even looked at it—since her father set it on the nightstand for her twenty minutes ago.It just sat there, steaming less and less with every passing second, next to a phone that kept lighting up with notifications she couldn’t bring herself to open talk less of responding to.Maya’s father came up to check on her again. Since everything had happened, Maya barely ate or left her room. It reminded him too much of when they lost her mother, and he couldn’t bring himself to leave her alone—even though he knew she needed space.He knocked again, and when she didn’t answer, he let himself in anyway. She hadn’t touched the tea, and her small body was curled tightly under the duvet.He walked quietly over to her and pressed a hand to her back through the covers, saying the thing parents always said when they had nothing better to offer.“Everything is going to be fine, sweetheart. I just know it.”But she didn’t reply to t

JACKSON’S POVThe carriage hadn't survived the journey as well as we'd hoped. One of the wheels damaged during the wolf attack, had nearly collapsed by the the time we started our Journey, so we had to use the horses instead. And since I wasn't so good with horses, I had to ride with Silas. The scenery looked so beautiful, yet my brain was somewhere else entirely, stuck on that moment with the rogue wolf—the way it had frozen in mid-air like something had hit pause on reality. The way I’d felt that surge move through me, cold and strange and completely unexplainable. I hadn’t said anything about it but maybe it was best for me to mention it to Kieran later? “Jackson.”I blinked.I turned. Silas was watching me with that patient, concerned expression he’d been wearing since the incident.“I’ve been calling your name.”“Sorry.” I shifted abit. “I was—yeah. Sorry.”“You’ve been quiet since the wolves,” he carefully. “Are you alright?”“I’m fine,” I said quickly, it was best to not ma

Jackson PovBy the time Nether and I had returned, Lyria had already started on dinner. Kieran was in the kitchen and Silas…Silas was gone?“Where did Silas go?” I asked, looking around the cottage and seeing no sign of him.“I don't really know…” Kieran muttered as he popped his head out of the kitchen. It looked like he was helping Lyria. “He said he had some business to take care of.”“Some bus—”“Some business to take care of?” Nether cut me off, one brow arching in obvious suspicion. “Here? In WinterCrest?”“Apparently…”“Why didn’t you stop him?”“He’s an Alpha, Nether,” Kieran said. “How exactly were you expecting me to stop him? If he said he had business here, he probably did.”“Or maybe he just didn’t want to tell us what he was really doing.” Nether dropped the woven basket onto the table with more force than necessary. “I don’t trust him. Alpha or not. How well do either of you even know him? What if he’s bad news?”“He offered to help us find Frost, and that’s all that s

JACKSON’S POVFor a moment, I just watched him, unsure whether stepping in was the right thing to do or not.He had his pride—I knew that much. And something told me that the wrong kind of help, the kind that felt like pity, would make him shut down faster than anything else.But then I saw his chest hitch on an uneven breath, and I decided I’d rather risk it than watch him fall apart alone.Without thinking further, I reached for his hand and gave it a gentle squeeze.Just like that, Nether’s attention snapped to me, and I gave him the biggest smile I could manage.“You can do it,” I whispered. “I know you can. There’s nothing older brothers can’t do, right?”Nether still looked shaken, but something in his expression softened, and somehow, that felt like enough.“Caelan is counting on us,” I said quietly. “It’s our turn to take care of him now. Just think of your father as…another person. I know you can do it.”Within seconds, that wall of nervousness and uncertainty slowly crumbled