All Chapters of A Chance With The Hockey Alpha Captain: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Selena’s pov The Alpha’s scream did NOT end nicely.Oh no.It dragged through the air like someone dragging a giant metal pot across stone.Long. Sharp. Ugly.His whole body jerked and twisted as the last of the golden eye’s power ripped itself out of him. It tore through his skin like fire that woke up angry.And all I could do was watch.My hands shook. My chest felt hollow, like something inside me had fallen through the floor. Every breath burned like heat. But I stayed on my knees, staring at him as the light around him cracked and broke apart like shattered glass.Then his shadows started dying.Those nasty, crawling, hissing creatures he always used — the ones that acted like they were alive — they began crumbling.One melted quietly, like it was embarrassed to die.Another let out a sharp screech before fading.A third one clawed at the dirt like it didn’t want to go, but even that one fell apart into smoke.And then all the shadows collapsed.Dark dust floated across the fie

Selena’s POVThe light on my wrist kept glowing like it owned me.It pulsed and tugged like some impatient little creature trying to drag me forward. A thin line of light stretched across the broken field, pointing far ahead—straight into dust and ruins—as if it was shouting, “Move! Move now!”Honestly, if the mark could tap its foot at me, it would.Please relax. I just survived an evil Alpha, his golden eye madness, almost died, cried a little, probably lost five years of sleep, and now you want me to sprint? Calm down.But of course, the universe didn’t want me to rest.The air shifted before I could blink.A warm gust brushed past us. Not hot. Not cold. Just warm enough to feel weirdly familiar—like herbs and smoke from a healer’s room.A very dramatic smell suddenly appeared out of nowhere.Cullen stiffened. “She’s here.”And then she arrived.Cullen’s mother stepped through a broken archway like she had been waiting backstage for her grand entrance. Calm steps. Sharp eyes. A dar

Selena’s pov The boy slipped out of my hands before any of us understood a single thing.One second he was standing there like a tiny glowing wizard from another lifetime…And the next—his knees just gave out.His body swayed like a paper leaf.His head tilted forward.His whole weight fell toward the ground.I didn’t even think.I dove.My arms reached for him again before he hit the floor. Tighter this time. He was light.Too light.Like holding a bundle of air wrapped in skin.His chest rose once…Barely.Then it stopped.“Oh no—hey, hey, don’t do this,” I whispered fast, shaking him a little. “Come on. Stay here. Not now. Not today. Please breathe.”We could not allow anything to happen to him now. If anything, I needed him more than I needed anyone here right now. He held the answers to whatever the chains around my hands were. Ava slid down beside me. “Put him down, Selena—his pulse is almost gone!”Cullen and Rowan dropped to their knees at the same time, both of them scare

Selena’s POVThe cracks swallowed everything.Not politely.Not gently.Not with a soft “oops, here we go.”No.The whole world basically snapped like someone got irritated and pressed DELETE on reality.The ground tore open like ripped homework.The sky shattered like someone threw a stone at a giant glass bowl.The air twisted like it was being squeezed by a giant angry fist.And me?I dropped.Fast.Like gravity just woke up and chose violence.My hands shot out in pure panic, grabbing for literally ANYBODY—Rowan.Cullen.Ava.The guide kid.Even the creepy Shadow Heir, if it came to that.But I caught nothing.Just sad, empty air.My stomach fell to my toes.My heart climbed to my throat.And the mark on my wrist burned like it wanted to file a complaint.Then—Black.Silence.One long heartbeat.And—POOF.I landed on something soft.Very soft.Like a bed made of clouds, leaves, and maybe regret.I sat up fast, clutching my chest.The place around me looked wrong.Not scary wron

Selena’s POVThe white world didn’t stay white for even two seconds.Nope.It shook, twisted, then cracked open like someone smashed a giant egg with a hammer.A loud snap! echoed everywhere and BOOM—everything broke apart again. But this time it wasn’t little pieces.No no no.These were massive memory chunks flying around like floating islands on crack.All around me— Cullen’s battlefield.Rowan’s dark room.Ava’s field of flowers.My old forest.A lake.A tower.A full hall of wolves.It was like someone hit “shuffle” on our lives and threw the pieces into a storm.I didn’t even get time to scream.The floor?Gone.I started sliding down a slope made of broken sky, wind slapping my face like it had beef with me.My heart was beating so fast I swear it was trying to run faster than me.I tried to steady myself but—ha!—I stumbled immediately.“Cullen!” I yelled. “Rowan! Ava!”Nothing answered.Just the crack-crack-CRASH of memories slamming into each other while the Shadow Heir trea