All Chapters of Breaking The Rules For My Star Hockey Boyfriend : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

ELENAOf course! That bitch won again. Who the fuck did she think she was? I opened my eyes and sat up on the bed, managing a smile I definitely didn't mean. “Fuck her.” Holding tears back from running down my face, I waited to see what I had done to myself, wondering for another moment why I would do something like this to that lady. No, I shook my head.What was I thinking? “Elena?” The voice of my nanny. She knocked on the door and I wondered now if I wanted to speak with her. I didn't want to speak with anybody either. I want to be left alone.“Go away—” I cried, allowing tears to run down my face, finally. I realized how much mess I was in and how condemned I would be the moment I returned to school. More thoughts ran around in my head, but they stopped when I heard the beeping sound of my phone. “What now?” I glanced at its screen to see a call from someone. A number I didn't recognize. Who, now? Without thinking twice or hesitating, I picked up the phone and answer

CLARAAngry, I slammed a small item on the wall. How could he do this to me? I was angry. More than angry and willing to hit more items on the wall. Thoughts raced in my head and I let out a sigh—wondering why he would do a thing like this to me. Throughout the rest of the day, I remained here. Thoughts running round my head. What is going to happen now? Caleb and I would become enemies, because that was how I wanted things to be at the moment. He needed to know he had wronged me and I would punish him for not just doing what he did the last time, but the whole time. The whole time. Starting with choosing Elena over me. How dare he? My beeping phone woke me up from my thoughts. I glanced up and woke up, looked to my left, and picked it up. A smile appeared on my countenance automatically. That was my man. The man I didn't know whether I loved already. One thing was certain and it was none other than the fact that Rowan made me happy more than Caleb did. “Hey—” “Hey, baby—”

NORA I didn't have another choice but to do this. We didn't, rather. “We don't have a choice, do we?” They both shook their heads and moped at us. “You don't have any choice,” Rowan said on both their behalf while the lady I was with had her own nod. I nodded too and was ready to speak when the first bell rang. “You've been told what to do—” Clara chuckled. “It's left for you to do it or not.” She looked at her boyfriend who took her hand and they walked away from our sight—laughing at something I wished I knew was. Maybe it was Lyra and me—what else could they be laughing at? “I told you we would need to apologize to the school at the end of the day. Explain to the school that this was what happened and you doubted me.” A scoff escaped my mouth as we walked towards the class. I wasn't ashamed any longer. As a matter of fact, I felt very much better. “What are we going to do? How do we go about this? Do you think it's something we can work on?” “We don't have much o

CLARAWhat else could I ask for? This was more than enough. More than I even wanted. I needed some time to thank Rowan. But that could happen later when we are alone and together. “That doesn't speak well of you. Many of you—” He continued. “There are many things I would love to talk about. One of them has to do with many of you whose phones I had to delete the videos from, and how I met you laughing with Nora and Lyra at that scene even without knowing the truth—you didn't know anything about how they were manipulated into doing the things they didn't want to do by the Cheerleader. Can you see that?” They all nodded. I did the same. “This does not speak well about us.” Rowan looked at me now. I smiled at him. “As it stands, at this point, I'll let Clara speak. As we know, she's the one to decide whether to forgive you or not.” Once again, he looked at Nora and Lyra. “Over to you two, you should learn to confirm things before reacting. Believe me when I tell you it doesn't have

CLARAWhy would he even think I wanted to speak with him? “Let's go, Rowan.” I didn't want to hear more of his talks. They irritated me more than my own weight. “I don't wish to speak with him and you know this.” I looked at him and looked at the man who was my stepbrother. “Let's go.” He ignored Caleb and walked with me. “Maybe you should give him a chance and hear what he has to say—” Rowan mouthed when we sat in his car. “Inasmuch as I hate him so much. Maybe not so much but we are not cool with each other, I always respect the fact that he's your brother and he knows what's good for you.” What's good for me? Why did Rowan choose to get on my nerves? “Don't piss me off—” I cried with a sigh that escaped my mouth. “You saw what he did, didn't you? Encouraged Elena to do what she did in public. What does that say about him? I'm sure if Elena wasn't disgraced as she was, he wouldn't be this way. He wouldn't change his mind and see the wrong in what he has done. Can't you see?”