All Chapters of Fake Dating My Hockey Alpha : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Atlas Lawson, my future trainer, is engaged to Morella—daughter of Hugges, a Beta to one of the most powerful packs. This alliance means everything to this woman for reasons I cannot yet reveal. But what I can say is this: the marriage will not happen. My squad and I are on our way to ruin their engagement party. The CrescentMoon Pack is exactly what they say it is—a fantasy world. The aura here is unlike anything else, there's this magical energy that can be felt from miles away. And the security guarding this place is suffocating, like a rare golden dragon is kept inside. Not even the wildest rogues or armies can break through. Their strictness is mind-blowing. Invitations to this party were sent with such secrecy that outsiders could never forge a card or gain entry without permission. But we came prepared. Months of research and planning will not go in vain. My heart thuds wildly as the guard scans our invitation card. He gives us a piercing once-over before letting out a lo

~Maximus’s POV~This has to be the biggest mistake of my life. I shouldn’t have accepted this plan. We should’ve laid low, exercised patience until the Academy opened for new students. Maybe then they wouldn’t have discovered Hyera’s abilities. And now that they know she’s useful to them, they’ll do everything they can to take her away from me. How am I supposed to live without her? She means the world to me. From the very first time I saw her in the ocean, I knew she was going to be mine. I wanted to protect her, to support her until she could stand on her own. I carried every pain of hers like it was mine, and since then we’ve been working together to get revenge on those who ruined her life. How much I want to ruin them! Just thinking about what they did to her makes my blood boil. I’ve given her all of me—unfortunately, all of me is not enough. She’s too powerful, with abilities I can’t help her control. And the only man fate chose for this work is that bastard Atlas. He’s

~Hyera’s POV~ What more surprises is life going to throw at me? How much more will it give me, only to take it away again? I was more hurt than surprised when my link with the Ironfang pack broke—and I felt nothing. It was as though I had never been linked to my pack in the first place. I don’t understand how that happened. Maybe the link is only half-broken. Maybe they found a way to make it painless. I don’t know, and honestly, I don’t want to understand. It’s been just a few hours since my love left me here, and it already feels like forever. I couldn’t stand watching them go back without me, couldn’t stand the pain in their eyes as they climbed onto their ride. So I ran. I found a small library and locked myself inside it. I spent the entire night here without a wink of sleep. I may never sleep again. It had been easy when Maximus wrapped me in his arms and we drifted off together. But now I’m left alone, stuck in a strange place, surrounded by strange people who claim I wi

~Maximus’s POV~I thought I could do it. I told myself it was just a matter of time she would be free and mine for good. Hyera promised to let me mark her as my mate when the contract ends. I was feeling good about the whole thing… until several hours after we came back home. It’s been almost days now, and I haven’t heard from her. I can’t reach her through the mind-link because she’s no longer a member of my pack, and for that reason, even the signal through phones has been cut off. The Crescent Moon Pack is strict with their security protocols. You can’t enter without a prior invitation. We had already agreed to meet just twice a week, to avoid the risks of traveling. But I can’t take it anymore. I’m going to go mad if I don’t see my Hyera today. I miss her sweet scent, her beautiful smile, and her eyes—the ones that melt all my troubles away. “Max, you can’t just go there like that. They won’t let you in,” Craig says. “I don’t care. I’ll find my way in. And besides, whe

“Son,” my father calls, walking toward me. “What was that all about?” he asks, referring to what went on in the girl’s room. I tried my best to be lenient with her so he wouldn’t find out, but his senses are too sharp—nothing gets past him. “I just talked some sense into her, Dad,” I say, my voice firm. “You shouldn’t be so harsh with her. Don’t forget we need her, and she did us a great favor by coming here at the right time.” “Yeah,” I scoff. “She ruined my plans, Father. She’s lucky I didn’t end her after that stunt she pulled.” He places his hand on my shoulder, his eyes soft with worry. “Beyond what we need her for now, she can be very useful in the future.” A smile spreads across his face. “Try and befriend her—” “No,” I bite back a hiss. “You are the Alpha,” he nods. “But she isn’t just an ordinary person. There’s nothing wrong if you become friends with her.” “I don’t care what she is,” I snap softly. “I have no interest in befriending her. She means nothing to