All Chapters of Fake Dating My Hockey Alpha : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

The Elders’ Chambers sit in a different section of the pack. A large, luxurious building, guarded at every corner. I’m sure Atlas’s grumpy ass is the reason he doesn’t keep as many guards around his own chambers. The man practically feels like a god-like figure who can protect anyone, so why would he need guards? “We can’t let you see the Alpha,” a guard growls. I look between the four of them. So even the Alpha’s wife needs a special permit to see her father-in-law? I let out a scoff. “My father-in-law is unwell. I want to see him.” “The Alpha has given us strict orders not to let anyone see him without a written permit.” My eyes widen—I can’t believe I guessed that right. “Let me see my father-in-law. After that, you can tell your Alpha and he can do whatever he wants.” I shrug. They gasp, glaring at me like I’ve committed a sin with my words. “She is the Alpha’s wife, but she doesn’t even fear him,” one mutters under his breath. “Really?” I let out a wicked chuc

I’m perched on the edge of the balcony, my legs swinging freely over the side, hands resting lightly on the cold railing. The sky stretches wide above, streaked with pale pinks and golds. My eyes stay glued to the horizon as if looking for some invisible path only I can see. I hate the feeling of knowing who I am. What I am. What destiny Mother said I was meant to fulfill. Why I was fated to three Alphas, and why every chapter of my life leads me to places I don’t understand. It feels like a maze. And maybe… maybe I’m getting closer to the center. They must be looking for me—to destroy me. And I wonder what they’ll do when they learn I’m married to the most powerful Alpha in the world. But he hates me. So I doubt he’ll protect me. I don’t expect anything from him. I only wish he would train me, so I can find my mother and protect us.I know I should be thinking about my destiny, my mission in life… but the future can wait. Right now, I’m only concerned about her. “That was a

Human? A human in our world? The stranger Silver found in the forest is not our kind. He’s not even close to being one of us. He’s a damn human. “How did a human find its way into our world? That’s impossible!” I murmur, tapping my finger on the table. I look at the pack leaders. They are still in disbelief, and behind that stunned look is fear. Not fear of the human—but of how the human got here in the first place. “Alpha!” Adam’s voice breaks the silence as he walks in, his face tired. “Any update?” I ask, my eyes narrowing. It’s been hours since Adam and the pack doctors have been trying to figure out what killed the human man, but we still don’t have answers. He lets out a frustrated sigh. “No,” he shakes his head. “We can’t tell what happened to him.” “How about Lance, is he back?” “No,” he says. “Your wife is outside, Alpha. She’s interrupting us.” My jaw clenches. That girl. “Let her in,” I say firmly. “Hello, Alpha,” she bows mockingly, then turns to th

The disorder in the human world is unmistakable. The air is wrong and too sharp. All kinds of scents are stacked on top of each other with no order. Nothing is clean, nothing tells a story. The ground feels dead. No emotions, no memory, no room… only emptiness. The noise is constant and overwhelming. Machines growl, voices blur together. People move too close, yet never hold eye contact. This place is not hostile—it’s careless. And how my father survived over a decade among them baffles me. “Welcome to the estate, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson,” the man says, grinning as he extends his hand for a shake. “Thank you very much,” Lance chuckles awkwardly, taking the man’s hand. “My brother doesn’t like to shake,” he adds when the man stares at me for too long. “Oh… okay,” the man chuckles, shaking Lance’s hand instead. “I hope you enjoy your stay.” “Surely!” Silver beams, rushing into the apartment. The human was Lucas John. He comes from a wealthy background—his father owns this es

“Hyera…” A low, guttural, beastly voice growls, snapping me out of sleep. My chest rises and falls as my eyes scan the room. Whose voice is that? Why does it keep echoing in my head every morning? And it never feels like a dream. It feels real—like the voice is calling me. But I don’t know how to respond. “Hmmm.” I take a deep breath as I jump down from the bed. I don’t know what we’re supposed to be doing today. Atlas never tells me anything. He doesn’t even allow me near him, so there’s no way I can hear their discussions. But it’s okay. I shrug, walking to the bathroom. Lucy assured me everything will be fine—that he’ll eventually accept me. That’s why I’m doing everything I can to help them. Trying my very best to show him I’m worthy of his attention, though he’s impossibly difficult to please. Another Alpha would gladly take me in because of my ability. They’d want to be part of my journey to reclaiming my voice and becoming great. But not Atlas Lawson. Nothing fasc