Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Chapter 275 Avalanche

Christine’s POV:

“It’s nothing,” he said, unwilling to say more.

I didn’t press him further.

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Although I knew I wasn’t great at skiing, I couldn’t help noticing the group of people gathered on the slope for a snowball fight. It looked fun, so I suggested, “How about we join them for a snowball fight?”

Christopher probably thought my idea was childish. He wrinkled his nose in distaste. “You go ahead. I’ll stay here.”

I sighed and decided to go alone.

But what’s a snowball fight without someone to play with? I felt frustrated.

Just then, a group of tall, burly men walked over and greeted me in a foreign language. “Hey, beautiful, you alone?”

I eyed them warily, ready to walk away, but one of them stopped me. “Come join us! It’s way more fun than being alone.”

Seeing the friendly look in his eyes, I thought, why not? I was bored, and it would be better than being by myself. So, I agreed to join them.

Hayley’s POV:

With Christine having Christopher by her side, I felt relieved and continued skiing with Benjamin.

Standing high above, I gazed down at the snow–covered landscape–it was breathtaking.

said, genuinely enjoying the moment. Benjamin noticed my good mood and

smiled back, but just as I was about to reply, the ground

happening? Why is the ground

pale, and his expression

as visions of

felt the snow beneath my feet begin to slip, and before I knew it, I

world seemed to erupt as the ground cracked and shook. Screams echoed in the chaos…

as we were swept down

don’t know how much time passed, but eventually, I began to

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Chapter 275 Avalanche

from the cold, I realized that my lower body was completely buried in the snow.

there was no sign of

She warned me that Benjamin might be in

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happened rushed back to me, and a wave of fear washed

only response was the echo of my

panic gripped me. I shakily forced

forward.

after the avalanche–the landscape was unrecognizable, and there was

aimlessly, shouting, “Is anyone

I yelled, there was

long I’d been walking. Finally, I saw the rest

saw the rescue team, I rushed toward them. “Please, help me! I still have a

me down. “Don’t worry, we’ll do everything

into two teams, heading up the