Semua Bab Rejected and Claimed By The Alpha Hockey Stars : Bab 141 - Bab 150

Luna’s POVFeeling trapped and desperate, I make a split-second decision to fight my way out. I launch myself directly at Lily, using my full wolf strength to crash into her and knock her to the ground.Lily screams in surprise and pain as we both hit the concrete floor hard. I try to scramble over her and reach the exit, but one of the men grabs me from behind before I can get away.I use my wolf strength to fling him away from me, sending him crashing into a stack of boxes along the wall. But before I can take another step toward the door, the other two men tackle me from both sides.They’re stronger than I expected, but my wolf abilities give me an advantage. I manage to overpower both of them, throwing one off me with enough force that he slams into the wall, and breaking free from the other’s grip.For a moment, I think I’m going to be able to escape. I’m almost at the exit when I turn back to give Lily one final warning.“This isn’t over, Lily,” I start to say. “When I tell ever

Liam’s POVI decide to tag along with Cassie as we search for Luna throughout the massive arena. The building is much larger than I realized, with multiple levels, countless hallways, and dozens of rooms that could potentially hide someone.“We need to check every single room,” Cassie says as we hurry down one of the main corridors. “Luna wouldn’t just disappear without telling anyone, especially not right before the biggest game of our lives.”“I know,” I agree, trying to stay calm despite the growing worry in my stomach. “Something must have happened to her.”As we’re rushing through the arena, we keep getting slowed down by fans who recognize us and want autographs or photos. Under normal circumstances, I would be happy to interact with supporters, but right now every second counts.“Sorry, we really can’t stop right now,” I tell a group of teenagers who approach us with their phones out. “Maybe after the game.”“But we’ve been waiting here for hours!” one of them protests.“Please

Alex’s POVI run up to the field with my heart pounding frantically in my chest, looking around desperately for any sign of Luna, Liam, and Cassie. The game is supposed to start any minute now, and the three of them are still completely missing from the preparation area. My anxiety is building rapidly as I realize how much trouble our entire team is in if they don’t show up very soon.I peer my head around the preparation area and scan every corner of the field, hoping desperately to see Luna’s familiar figure somewhere among our assembled teammates. But she’s nowhere to be found, and neither are Liam and Cassie. The absence of three of our key players is becoming more obvious and concerning by the minute.Coach Margret is pacing around angrily near the team bench, muttering to himself in a way that makes it crystal clear he’s absolutely furious about this situation. I can hear fragments of what he’s saying as he walks back and forth, and most of it involves harsh complaints about irr

Luna’s POVBefore I can dwell too long on her threatening stare, Cassie suddenly dives on me in celebration of the goal, snapping me completely out of my worried thoughts. Her enthusiasm and joy are infectious, and for a moment I’m able to push aside my concerns about the Rival fang hostile behavior.“That was an amazing goal!” Cassie shouts over the crowd noise, giving me a quick hug before we need to get back into position.“Thanks,” I reply, trying to match her positive energy despite the lingering unease I feel about the rival team’s aggressive tactics. The referee blows his whistle again, signaling that play is about to resume. We all quickly form our defensive stance, preparing for the rival team’s response to our successful goal.This time, the massive replacement players, the studs that took Maya and Sarah’s spots, position themselves strategically between me and the action. It’s clear that they’ve been given specific instructions to focus their intimidation tactics on me per

Luna’s POV I don’t even have time to fully celebrate our incredible victory with my teammates before I’m being pulled away from the celebration. Coach Margret appears at my side, his expression business-like despite the fact that we just won the biggest game in our team’s history. “Luna, come with me,” he says firmly, taking my arm and guiding me away from where my teammates are hugging and cheering. “The media sponsors are waiting.” I want to stay and celebrate with Cassie, Liam, Dominic, and Alex, but I understand that media obligations are part of being the star player. The sponsors who put up the ten million dollar prize want their photo opportunities and interviews. Coach Margret leads me to a designated media area where dozens of reporters, photographers, and sponsor representatives are waiting. The bright camera lights are almost blinding after the arena lighting, and the noise of camera shutters and shouted questions is overwhelming. “Luna! Luna! How does it feel to win te