Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Chance With The Hockey Alpha Captain: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

Cullen’s POVThe sound of the Alpha’s scream was still in the air when Selena turned back toward him with that wicked smile on her face. The same smile that made even me feel a little scared… and a little turned on… both at the same time.But right now I wasn’t thinking about that.I was thinking about the fact that I was still on the floor.Alive.Barely healed.Still weak.Still burning from whatever poison that thing was.My whole body felt like someone poured fire under my skin.But at least I could move.Kind of.I pushed myself up on my elbows.Slowly.Painfully.Like an old man who fought a dragon.Selena was standing in front of the Alpha. Well, Maybe he was going to become the Ex- Alpha now that he was blind. He was still screaming and thrashing. Even with the chains that we’re holding him down very tight. She looked so calm.So strong.So in control.And it hit me again that this was the same girl who was crying over me minutes ago.Now she stood there like a queen that jus

Selena’s povCRACK!!! That was the sharp sound of bones breaking into two. It was so loud and sharp that even the night itself flinched. All heads turned to the sound in a sync that could be described as perfect. It was like we were in some dramatic movie scene. And there it was. The guard's wrist. The same guard who dared — actually dared — to reach for Ava even when I had warned all of them to step back. He wanted to show that he was not scared. That he was ready to fight a good fight to save his pack. But little did he know that I was the one who had just saved them from that ruthless creature that they called an Alpha. His hand hung mid-air, fingers stiff, like someone had pressed a pause button on his arm. But his wrist? Oh, his wrist twisted sideways so hard it looked like an invisible hand grabbed it and said, “Try that again. I dare you.”His face was drained of all colors. His mouth opened, but nothing came out for a whole second — like his scream was stuck in traffic.

Selena’s pov The whole world went still.Like someone pressed pause on life.Ava froze beside me so hard she might as well have been carved from stone. Cullen tensed on my shoulder, his weak body tightening like he suddenly remembered how to be alert. Even the air felt like it inhaled and forgot how to exhale.And that voice behind the metal door?Yeah… that voice was not joking.“Who is there?” the voice barked, sharp enough to cut glass.Ava slowly leaned toward me, whispering through clenched teeth, “I don’t like this. I don’t like this at all. Maybe we should run. We can hide behind that ugly king statue—”“Ava… there’s no statue here.”Her eyes widened dramatically. “Oh. Then we’re finished.”“Shhh,” I whispered.Cullen shifted against me, breath brushing my cheek. “Don’t open it yet.”“As if I was planning to,” I murmured.My fingers stayed on the cold lock. The metal buzzed under my fingertips like it wasn’t sure what was about to happen. My heart thumped once, twice—Then som

Selena’s POVI swear my soul left my body for a full three seconds.Cullen was lying there, pale as paper, breathing like someone was pressing a pause button on him over and over. His lips looked wrong. His skin looked wrong. Everything about him screamed danger, and my heart was thumping like it wanted to run away without me.His mom—this tiny woman with gentle eyes and an apron full of herbs—kept checking his pulse like she was waiting for it to file a complaint. Ava stood glued to my arm, wide-eyed, breathing like she’d just run a marathon.The words that she had said some minutes back were still ringing in my head like a broken record. “This is soul-rot.”I blinked. Ava blinked. Even the walls blinked.“Soul… what now?” I said, because surely she didn’t just say rot. ROT??“Soul-rot,” she repeated, slower, like she was explaining bedtime stories to a toddler. “A poison that kills the spirit before the body.”I swear I had never heard a word that sounded so dangerous. I knew what

Selena’s pov For a moment, the room went so quiet I swear even the walls froze.I blinked at the spy, my brain doing somersaults.“Wait. What do you mean he still has an eye?”The spy didn’t flinch. Didn’t blink. He just repeated it calmly, like he wasn’t dropping the biggest shock of my life.“The Alpha is not fully blind. He… kept something hidden.”My mouth dropped. “Kept what hidden? I saw him lose both eyes! Both!”Cullen, who was still leaning weakly against the pillows, frowned hard. “Selena’s right. I saw the wound. There were no eyes left to keep.”The spy shook his head slightly. “He grew another one. Not a real eye. A magical one. A stored one. Something he kept for emergencies.”I gasped. “How does someone keep spare eyes? Like… like spare shoes?”Ava pinched the bridge of her nose. “Can we not compare eyeballs to shoes?”But honestly, I wasn’t joking.“Sorry, but I need to understand!” I snapped. “How can someone lose both eyes and then magically… pull out another one fr