All Chapters of Contract With My Hockey Alpha: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

SEBASTIAN The second period felt like I’d been slammed back into my own body after floating somewhere else entirely.I could still taste Ruby on my lips, lips—sweet, intoxicating—and her scent clung to my skin like a brand, thick and impossible to ignore. It should’ve shaken me. Should’ve messed with my head, thrown me off balance, sent my wolf spiraling into need.But it didn’t. Instead, it grounded me.My wolf wasn’t clawing at me anymore, wasn’t roaring for more, wasn’t tearing me apart from the inside out. He was calm. Sharp. Focused. For the first time in what felt like forever, we were on the same page with hunger to win.And somehow, that hunger bled into the rest of the team.Two minutes into the second period, the puck hit the back of the net.The roar was immediate, violent, shaking the arena to its foundations.Before Marie Hill could even recover, we did it again.And again.Each goal hit harder than the last, the noise building until it vibrated through my bones, throug

RUBY The party was already in full swing by the time I started getting ready. From my bedroom upstairs, I could hear the thump of music vibrating through the walls of the house—loud and energetic, the kind that made you want to move even if you weren’t in the mood. Laughter and shouts drifted up from the side yard where everyone had gathered.“Seb’s gonna love it,” my wolf squeaked as I stood in front of the full-length mirror, checking out my dress.It was short, hugging my curves in all the right places, with cutouts on the sides that showed just enough skin to make me feel bold. Sexy, even. I wasn’t used to dressing like this, but tonight felt different. After everything that had happened today—the game, the timeout in the restroom, Sebastian’s words about us being mates—I wanted to feel good. I wanted him to look at me and see me. Really see me.I styled my hair in loose waves, letting it fall over my shoulders, and applied light makeup—just a touch of mascara, some blush, and ey

RUBY “Hey,” she said, her voice slurred just enough to be obvious. “Wanna dance?”All three of us froze.Aiden blinked, clearly caught off guard.“Uh—”“No,” Cassie said instantly. Then shoved his shoulder. “Go. Dance.”He stared at her.“What?”“You’re allowed to have fun,” she insisted. “Go before she drags someone else.”Aiden hesitated and looked at me, silently asking permission.“It’s okay,” I said softly. “Really.”He let out a small, awkward laugh as the blonde grabbed his hand and tugged him away.“Okay. I’ll see you guys later.”Cassie and I watched them disappear into the crowd.“Wow,” I muttered. “She didn’t even wait for a yes.”Cassie giggled.“Bold. I respect it.”My eyes drifted instinctively across the party, searching for Sebastian. I couldn’t see him from here, but he’d said he’d be by the pool.“I’m going to find Seb,” I said. “He’s waiting for me.”Cassie grabbed my arm, stopping me mid-step.“Wait, don’t leave me alone.”I softened immediately.“You won’t be alo

RUBY "How did you get this number?" I demanded, my voice trembling despite my attempt to sound strong. Warren's low chuckle echoed through the phone, making my skin crawl. "How I got your number isn't something you should worry about, little wolf." "Then what should I worry about?" I snapped back, trying to keep my voice steady. "The fact that you're a rogue?" There was a pause. A brief, telling silence. "Sebastian?" he said finally, and I could hear the surprise in his voice. "You think I wouldn't know who you really are?" I shot back, gripping the phone tighter. My hand was shaking now, adrenaline pumping through my veins. "You think Sebastian wouldn't find out? You've been kicked out of your pack for violence, Warren. You have ties to rogue movements. Did you really think you could just show up here and nobody would notice?" "I'm not a rogue," he said quickly, his tone shifting to something almost defensive. "And I don't mean any harm toward you, Ruby. I swear." "Right,

RUBY 'Ruby.' Sebastian's voice echoed through my mind, distant but urgent, pulling me from the darkness. 'Ruby, answer me. Please.' I tried to respond, tried to push my thoughts toward him, but something held me back. It was like trying to shout underwater—my voice caught, muffled, trapped somewhere deep inside me where I couldn't reach it. 'Ruby!' His voice was desperate now, breaking at the edges, and I wanted so badly to answer him, to tell him I was okay, that I was— Where was I? Something brushed against my thigh. My eyes snapped open. The world came into focus slowly, hazily—dim light, the hum of an engine, leather seats beneath me. And a hand. A hand on my leg, fingers trailing upward, parting my thighs. I jerked awake fully, adrenaline slamming into me like a freight train. Warren sat beside me in the backseat, his face too close, his hand still on my leg. I shoved him away hard, scrambling toward the door, pressing myself against it as far as I could get from hi