My Hockey Captain Is A Werewolf
A Lycan. A prophecy. One mate trapped in a human body.
For centuries, Leander has kept his true nature hidden.
To the world, he is the Alpha King, a powerful leader with a carefully guarded reputation. What no one knows is that beneath the crown lives something far more dangerous.
A Lycan.
Tired of a reality he never chose, Leander escapes into hockey. What begins as a hobby soon becomes a career, giving him a solid lifeline to the life he’s desperately trying to run away from.
Until Phina Vale crashes into his world.
From the moment he meets her, Leander knows something is wrong. His wolf recognizes her. Craves her. Claims her.
But Phina is human.
Or at least, that’s what she believes.
Broken by betrayal, Phina has sworn never to let love ruin her again. The last thing she needs is a dangerously arrogant Alpha who makes her heart race for all the wrong reasons.
And Leander has his own reason for keeping his distance.
He despises anything that reminds him of Caspian.
But his wolf has already chosen Phina.
Now a forgotten prophecy is beginning to unfold, secrets buried for generations are resurfacing, and the one person Leander was never supposed to love may be the key to everything.
Because Phina isn’t just his mate.
She’s the mystery everyone has been trying to keep hidden.
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Chapter: MysteryChapter SevenPhina’s POVMystery “Can you stop speaking in riddles for five minutes?”“Can you stop assuming every offer of help is an attempt to control you?”I fall silent.For one brief moment, neither of us speaks.He’s right about one thing. I don’t know what to make of any of this.I don’t know why Veyra selected me when I never applied. I don’t know why the principal looked at me as if I were a problem he’d been expecting. I don’t know why everyone keeps saying words like clan and mate as though I’m supposed to understand them.And I certainly don’t know why Leander looks at me as if my inability to afford a room is somehow a personal tragedy.But I know what it feels like to owe people money.I know what it feels like when a favour becomes a weapon.I’ve watched my mother work until her body could barely carry her home. I’ve watched her count money at the kitchen table, moving the same notes around as if rearranging them could somehow make them multiply.I will not become an
Last Updated: 2026-10-21
Chapter: AccommodationChapter SixPhina’s POVAccommodation “W-, wolf?” I stare at the both of them trying to wrap my head around what I just heard. “Is that what he identifies as or something?”Leander has this amused look on his face, like he’s trying to restrain himself from laughing out loud. The principal on the other hand doesn’t seem too excited. If anything he seems annoyed in a calm way.“Rachel didn’t tell you now, did she?” He slumps back into his chair. Like there could be any logical explanation my mother could possibly give me for the words he just said. “You know my mother?” I squint at him. “We all know ourselves.”“That’s enough sire. You’re frightening her.” Leander shifts from the doorframe he’s been leaning on, he’s standing now. “With time, she’ll learn what she has to. But you can’t info dump on her, she’s not going to assimilate all of it.”“I usually don’t like to agree with you Leander, for this case, unfortunately, I will.”“Come on.” He’s at the door now. I stand up, the co
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Chapter: Welcome To VeyraChapter Four Phina’s POVI strolled into Veyra University like I owned the place. Maybe I was pretending. Maybe I needed to.Despite everything my mother had said, despite the fear in her eyes and the tremor in her voice, I had come anyway.She hadn't given me a single coherent reason why I shouldn't accept a full scholarship. All she'd given me were vague warnings about powerful people, buried secrets, and people who weren't human.I was done living my life according to my mother's fears.This was my future.My chance.My escape from loan sharks, double shifts, and the crumbling apartment that smelled like mildew and despair.I wasn't throwing that away because my mother refused to tell me the truth.Besides, if Veyra had chosen me for some reason, I intended to find out what that reason was.The campus was everything I had imagined and more.Ancient oak trees stretched across manicured lawns, their branches twisting toward the sky. Gothic buildings rose around me, their dark stone
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Chapter: The ScholarshipChapter Three The Scholarship Phina’s POV I reached for the envelope with trembling fingers.The paper was thick, expensive, the kind that whispered money and power. My name was typed across the front in elegant script, Phina Vale, and beneath it, an address I didn't recognize. No return label. No stamp. Just my name and the words that made my heart stop.Veyra University. School Of The Gifted.I ripped it open.The letter inside was crisp, embossed with a gold seal that gleamed under the dim light of our apartment. My eyes scanned the words, my breath catching in my throat.Dear Ms. Vale,It is our distinct pleasure to inform you that you have been selected for the Veyra University School Of The Gifted Full Scholarship Program. This prestigious award covers all tuition and living expenses for the duration of your undergraduate studies. Additionally, you will receive:Full tuition Accommodation expenses Photography equipment and Studio accessWe have followed your work and we bel
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Chapter: The LetterChapter Two The LetterPhina’s POV“No.”The word barely left my lips.I began gathering the broken pieces of my camera. Shard by shard. Fragment by fragment. The glass sliced into my fingers, but I barely noticed. I scraped everything I could find into my bag, even the tiny pieces that probably weren’t worth saving.It was stupid.The camera was ruined. I knew that. But it was mine. I’d worked three months of café shifts to afford it. Three months of early mornings, late evenings, and every tip I could save.It had been the one thing I had bought entirely for myself. And now it was broken. Just like everything else tonight. I picked up the camera body. The screen was cracked, but it flickered once before going dark.I froze.Those eyes flashed through my mind again.Blue. Bright. Impossible. And the shape behind them. A wolf.I stared at the camera. That couldn’t have been real. Could it?I shook my head. I was exhausted. Hurt. Humiliated. My mind was probably playing tricks on me.
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Chapter: The Truth Behind The DoorChapter One The Truth Behind the DoorPhina’s POV The camera hit the ground with a crack that echoed through my chest.I didn't pick it up. I couldn't. My hands were frozen at my sides, my fingers still curled in the shape of something I'd been holding moments ago. The lens, my lens, the one I'd saved three months of tips from the café to buy stared up at me from the floor, shattered into a web of glass that caught the moonlight like a fractured mirror.But I wasn't looking at the camera.I was looking at them.Alaric stood in the center of the small storage room, his back against a stack of old yearbooks, his shirt unbuttoned halfway down his chest. His hair was mussed, his lips were swollen, and his arm was wrapped around someone I knew too well.Flair.My best friend.She was wearing the dress she'd begged me to help her pick out. Emerald green, backless, the one I'd told her made her look like a movie star. Her dark hair was tangled, her makeup smudged, and she was looking at me
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