All Chapters of My Bullies Are Twin Hockey Players: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Xavier’s POV“It’s not a big deal, Jasper. You have exes. Why are you stressing over it?” I tried to brush it off, but he seems genuinely concerned, and right now, I’m genuinely confused by Jasper’s reaction to what seems like a normal situation. Having sex isn’t usually something that would make him look this guilty and disturbed. “Did the girl bail out in the middle of it or something?” I ask, trying to understand what could have gone wrong. “Performance issues?” I raise an eyebrow. “No,” Jasper says, shaking his head. “It wasn’t anything like that.”“Then what’s the problem?” I ask. “You’re acting like you committed a crime or something.”Jasper hesitates for a moment, like he’s trying to decide whether or not to tell me the details. Finally, he takes a deep breath and looks at me directly.“It was more of a threesome,” he says quietly, his voice trembling.I gasp loudly, my eyes widening in surprise. A threesome? That’s definitely not what I was expecting him to say.“A threeso

Tara’s POVI sit in the backseat of the taxi, my mind racing with everything that happened today. Zoey’s phone call was brief but urgent. She and Jane want to meet with me tomorrow to tell me something important that they can’t discuss over the phone.I wonder what Zoey and Jane could have to tell me that’s so serious they need to say it in person. The way Zoey sounded on the phone was strange, nervous, and almost scared. It’s not like her to be so mysterious about things.I could have gone over to meet them today, but after everything that happened with Sarah and her shocking revelation, I feel emotionally drained. I need time to process what Sarah told me about her life being “reduced to that of a mere pornstar” and what that might mean about Tony.I decide to plan the meeting with Jane and Zoey for another day when I’m feeling more capable of handling whatever they want to tell me.As the taxi drives through the neighborhood toward the twins’ house, Tony calls me. For a moment, I c

Jasper’s POVI hear the soft knocking on my door and immediately know it’s Xavier. I’ve been lying in bed for hours, unable to sleep because of everything that’s been running through my mind. The guilt about Jane and Zoey, my feelings for Tara, and the fight with Xavier have all been keeping me awake.Part of me doesn’t want to answer the door because I’m still angry with him for judging me so harshly earlier. But another part of me knows that we need to talk and work through this situation somehow.I get up and open the door for Xavier, but I don’t fully close it behind him when he comes in. I want to maintain some distance between us, and keeping the door slightly open feels like a way to control the conversation.“I don’t want another lecture,” I tell him immediately, crossing my arms defensively. “If you came here to make me feel worse about what I did, you can leave right now.”“I’m not here for any of that,” Xavier says, holding up his hands to show he’s not trying to start a fi

Tara’s POVI can’t believe what I just heard. I can’t believe the words that came out of Xavier’s mouth about me, and I can’t believe that Jasper just stood and let him say those things without defending me properly. What am I expecting? They’re brothers. I exchange bewildered glances between both of them, my mind racing as I try to process everything I overheard during their conversation. I try to focus on Jasper because I expected better from him, but I keep coming back to Xavier’s cruel words.“I can’t believe you called me a terrible person,” I say to Xavier, my voice shaking with hurt and anger. “You said I was the least nice person in my friend group.”Xavier’s face goes pale when he realizes I heard everything he said about me. He starts to open his mouth, probably to try to backtrack or explain, but I’m not finished.“Well, let me tell you something,” I continue, my voice getting stronger and more forceful. “I am more human than you will ever be. And you’re not much of a sain

Jasper’s POVI watch Xavier walk away down the hallway, and I can’t help but whisper after him that he should apologize to Tara for the horrible things he said about her. But I can see that Xavier is too hurt and angry with himself to offer any kind of genuine apology right now. His shoulders are slumped with defeat, and he moves like someone who knows he’s made a terrible mistake but doesn’t know how to fix it.What surprises me even more is that Tara doesn’t seem to care whether Xavier is leaving or staying. She’s completely focused on her own pain and anger, and Xavier’s presence or absence doesn’t seem to matter to her at all. She doesn’t even watch him go; her attention is entirely on her own hurt.The hallway feels awkward now. I’m overwhelmed by guilt about everything Tara overheard, and I know I need to try to explain myself before she leaves, and this situation gets even worse. But I also know that anything I say right now is going to sound like excuses.“Tara,” I start, my v