All Chapters of A Rival for the Hockey Alpha : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Riven.I was on my way for that so-called marriage course, and as supposed, my mind should be on the whole course thing, right? Yes.But guess what? It wasn't. My mind, my brain, my senses — they were still stuck on yesterday’s event.My life was becoming more funny than I had actually thought it to be. Imagine me going for a marriage preparatory class — I was moaning in ecstasy of Sky’s pleasure yesterday.It was bad. Somehow, I felt guilty. But I shouldn’t feel guilty. It wasn’t with just anyone. This was someone the Goddess had assigned to me. He was my mate.Meanwhile, I barely had any sleep last night. No, it wasn’t because I felt guilty.It was because my mind had refused to move on from the event. Everything that happened yesterday was still very much fresh in my memory. And just thinking of it, an electric wave surged through my spine.I needed to take my mind off it and face my reality — which involved my role, my Luna, my marriage, my pack. But would that even be possible? W

Riven.•• So you really want to mind-link your girlfriend when your mate is sitting down here?•• he asked again.I opened my eyes — a little peek — and I saw the small smirk on his face.What the…How did he—?This is crazy.He could mind-link me all this while?•• Are you just going to sit there and ignore me?•• I was shocked. But I wasn't going to act like this was a blessing.•• Get off my head! •• I warned.He scoffed. •• Get off your head? You still haven't told me thanks for yesterday remember?.•••• Sky. Get out of my head. I didn't permit you to get in here, •• I said in a calm voice.•• owww… so I need your permission? But I didn't ask for your permission when— •••• Sky! •• I snapped.Goodness me.I had suddenly forgotten that this guy was an idiot. We were in the presence of more than six people!Yes, I know that no one here could hear us, but that doesn't mean he should keep talking about yesterday.•• Just… just shut up. I don't want to hear any of that nonsense. ••He

Grey.(Back at the medic…)How did—?How did beta stiles know I was—“Did you think you could run away from me?” he asked, a small, wicked smile on his face.Oh my. What was I thinking? That I would outsmart a Beta? A guy who probably knew the structure of Silverfangs like the back of his hand, and I thought I would run?Stupid me.I swallowed, still unable to say anything. I mean, what do you expect me to say!He pushed off the wall, taking a step towards me. “New bag… I see,” he commented, pointing at my bag.I still didn't respond. My face went down, my gaze fixed on the floor. Then I sensed his hand going up, and I instinctively ducked. He paused, his hand midair, but then continued; ignoring my ducking, his hand landed on my head.“Tsk, tsk, tsk.” He flicked his tongue—a sound of disagreement. “Why did you have to take that route? Huh?” he asked, pulling out something from my hair. “Your cute hair is now messed up. See?” he said, showing me a long web.I swallowed. “Thanks,” I mu

Riven.My throat ran dry.My eyes couldn't stay steady no matter how much I tried.It kept blinking rapidly.My stomach knotted.How did he—Did he know about Sky?How much did he know?So many questions flooded my mind.“I…”Phew!I didn't even have the right words to say. I wanted to say something. Anything. But I couldn't. Because Master Brook was looking at me like I had stolen from him.“I… I still don't understand what you mean, Master Brook,” I said, my voice sounding a little more confident than I thought it would.He smiled. A little tug of his upper lip that made my feet run cold.“Alpha Riven,” he called sluggishly, the smile still laced on his face. His hand went to the cup, taking a slow sip before placing it back. “Say nothing if you intend to lie,” he warned.“Since you don't understand, I'll make you understand,” he said, shooting a finger at me.Then he reached under the table, bringing out two sets of neatly folded white clothes. He placed them side by side on the ta

SkyI didn't know how many of those had pierced me. I was certain it was enough to make me feel weak if I wasn't an Alpha. But now, all I felt was the sting. Just pain. And I wouldn't linger on it. Just six minutes until these guys probably regained consciousness.I ignored whatever pain was going on in my body. Half-shift. My fingers changed into sharp claws.I moved. The she-wolf moved too. Claws in the air, aiming at me. Just before she got to me, I blurred past her side. My fingers dug into her, giving a deep scratch by the side. Enough to distract her for my next move.Five minutes…She groaned deeply, turning her head to the side where she sensed I was.But she was wrong. I left my scent stuck there, while I had already blurred out of there. And now, I was on top of the tree again. Right above her.“I'm sorry,” I muttered just before I pounced on her from the tree, landing on her back with force. She turned her neck, ready to reach, but it was too late. I struck her neck, breaki