Lahat ng Kabanata ng Breaking The Rules For My Star Hockey Boyfriend : Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

ROWAN The Stop, Eat and Drink restaurant and bar was buzzing by the time I slipped in through the glass doors. If there was one thing I loved about them, it was the extent to which they made sure that their customers and clients got the best service. I slipped my hands into my pockets as I made my way past a group of women who were probably holding a meeting. I made my way to the counter, where I met the receptionist that was in charge of bookings and reservation. As one of the oldest and most popular restaurants and bars in the city, Stop, Eat and Drink had gone ahead to increase its size, expand and also buy out the business closest to them which had been a shopping mall. I knew their history because my mother had been the one who had conducted their affairs, and most of the credit had gone to her for doing a job well done. The receptionist was a dark, bearded man, who sat up as soon as he saw me and gave the warmest of smiles. “Good day sir. Welcome to Stop, Eat and Drink. H

CLARA**Two Months Later The time had come. I was all dressed. More than ready to be at the school. Life looked like it had become better again, and I could not wait. Could not wait for everything to happen. To be in school and meet with the only person I cared about. From the school. “Good morning, Mom. Good morning, Dad.” I sauntered into the space of the living room after having numerous thoughts on the staircase. “Good morning, baby—” My mom greeted with a smile. I caught up with the diner when she asked. “Did you sleep?” “Of course, Mom. I more than slept.” “Good morning, beauty—” Dad answered now. Then it was his turn to ask while I waited. “How are you today? You begin school today and I have something for you.” “I am alright, Dad.” I looked up, ignoring Brenda for a moment. “What is it you have for me? I want to see it—” I said with a smile I put on, already completely ignoring Mom who concentrated on the meal that was in front of her. According to what I knew, she nee

ROWAN The first day wasn't over. Not yet. I decided to take a walk when I caught her with a guy. Someone whom I doubted I had seen before. Who was he? I stood at a spot, wondering over and over again what she had to do with someone whom she didn't even know—while asking myself why I was bothered. In the midst of my thoughts, someone rang the next bell. “Time for a break!” The voice hit the space and I snapped out of my thoughts. Turning around, I ignored that I met the lady I loved with another man. There was no way I would begin my session like this—not when Clara didn't deserve any of these tantrums. Or did she? I turned around and led my way to the eatery. That was the best place to be in. Somewhere I could spend some time before the next bell would ring. As I walked my way to the eatery, I concentrated on the screen of my phone. Thoughts ran around in my head—not serious ones but they ceased a little when I stood in the space of the eatery—a spot where almost all the mea

CLARAFinally, the prom day had come. I was nervous, more than nervous but what choice did I have? None. None that I could recall. The last time I checked, it would be war if I weren't there. Somehow, I just had to be there. With Rowan who made me promise to be there with him. The thought of it alone made me smile when I looked at the mirror to see how beautiful I looked. What else could I ask for? The smile became wider, but it reduced when the door opened. The maid walked in with a smile and let out. “Your mother asked me to come here. I'm supposed to make your hair for the moment—” She explained and there was me who nodded. I had been waiting for her to come here since all these while, after all. “Have you had a bath already?” I looked at her and gave a nod. “Of course, Brenda. I'm more than ready. Yes, I have taken a bath—” Without being told, I caught up with the dressing chair and then took a seat with a smile that came alive on my countenance again. “I'm ready. Can we be

CLARAWhatever this was, I didn't understand. Not one bit. “Are you alright?” Someone snapped me out of my thoughts. My eyes opened and I looked around, realizing at the same time how much asleep I had become as a result of thinking too much. “What's going on with you?” “Going on with me?” Did I look like something was wrong? First, I planted a smile on my countenance. Then I looked around and nodded. “I'm alright. Just waiting for this prom to end so that I can go back home. You know—” The smile on my countenance was a genuine one. I sat up completely, completely ignoring thoughts about Caleb. He was the last person I wanted to think about. Not when there were many other things that I had to do. He took a seat and let out. “Rowan wants to know—” When did he talk like that? Calling his name when it was him? A smile appeared on my countenance. “What does Rowan want to know? Rowan should ask. He would know.” I urged with a smile and waited to hear him ask. Although at the same