Todos os capítulos de A Chance With The Hockey Alpha Captain: Capítulo 121 - Capítulo 130

Selena’s pov The passage stretched out like forever, massive, endless, and absolutely dramatic. The power that was pulsing earlier finally settled. Every step I took made my boots boom against the stone like a drumroll announcing: something is about to happen. Probably now. Definitely now.The walls were carved with symbols glowing faint gold, giving off that “ancient power, don’t touch” vibe. The air smelled like cold stone and, honestly… something older. Way older than anyone alive.“Stay close,” Rowan whispered, blades out, all calm-on-the-surface, but the way his shoulders tensed screamed “brace yourselves, idiots.”Ava tightened her grip on her daggers, eyes darting like a cat in a room full of rocking chairs. “I don’t like this,” she muttered. “It’s too quiet… too perfect.”“Too old,” Cullen added, voice low and shaky. “This place… it feels alive.”I glanced down at my mark, glowing brighter than ever. It pulsed like it had its own heartbeat, almost syncing with the weird rhyt

Selena’s pov I wasn’t standing anymore.The realization of everything that was happening came to me slowly. It was the kind of slow where your brain taps you on the shoulders and says, Hey. Just so you know? Gravity gave up on you.The floor was far below. Not falling-away far. Just… politely distant. Like it had decided I was no longer invited to touch it. Light held me up instead—warm, steady, smug about it. Invisible hands lifting me like, Relax. We’ve got you.Golden light poured out of me.Not flashing.Not flickering.Just… Flowing.It was Calm. Strong. Alive.I floated right in the middle of the chamber, glowing like the sun had taken one look at me and said, Yes. That one. Favorite.The air hummed like it was singing under its breath. The walls pulsed in time with my heartbeat. The broken crystal shards circled me slowly, carefully—like nervous birds afraid to flap too hard and ruin everything.I inhaled.It felt like breathing power.Not sharp.Not wild.Not painful.Just… e

Selena’s pov My stomach dropped.“What about him?” I asked her quickly. She lowered her voice like the walls had ears. “They say the Alpha survived an extremely serious attack.”That totally threw me off balance. Because the Alpha being alive equaled more trouble. He was supposed to be dead. I watched him die. I killed him. But when Nia said it, I held still.“But,” she continued, “he’s blind. Like fully blind.”The room felt smaller.At least his eyesight didn’t restore. That showed that all the nightmare I had been through for days was not just some dream that I woke up from. It actually happened. “They don’t know how it happened,” she went on. “Some people think it was a direct attack. Others think it was some curse thing. Nobody knows.”This was a big relief. If people knew that I was the one who made the Alpha blind, they’d all come for me. If they even knew the powers that I carried, they were all going to call me a threat to the pack. Ava leaned against the desk. “He’s sti

Selena’s POVMorning arrived like it had absolutely no respect for what I’d been through.The sunlight came into the room from the thin curtains of the dorm. And it landed right on my face. Bold. Unapologetic. Birds chirped as if my life was amazing. Someone laughed in the hallway. A door slammed. Water was rushing from somewhere nearby. Normal sounds.Normal world.I blinked so hard at the ceiling. It was like I was waiting for the usual aftermath. Panic. Dread. That familiar weight that used to press on my chest. Nothing.Just… peace.I rolled onto my side and hugged my pillow, and my thoughts immediately betrayed me.Cullen’s fingers laced with mine.The solid warmth of his chest.The open field.The stars scattered like secrets.The way he looked at me like the universe had paused just for us.A smile crept across my face.No—spread.Wide. Unapologetic. Ridiculous.The kind that makes your cheeks hurt.“Wow.”I jumped.I rolled over so fast. And the first thing I saw was Nia. S

Brian’s POVIt felt good.That was the first thing sitting in my chest that morning.Good in a calm way. Good in a steady way. It was that kind of feeling after a big storm passed. And the house is still standing tall. Cullen was standing near my door. His jacket was on. His hands were deep in his pocket as if he was trying to look normal. Even when I knew that he was not. He never was after everything. Not fully. But he was trying. And that mattered.“You sure you’re good?” I asked.He nodded. “Yeah. I just wanted to see you. Needed that.”And I swear I really needed it too. I hate to sound gay but I loved him. Too much to go days without the person who had somehow become my whole world. I didn’t have anyone to talk to when things didn’t go the way I was expecting. Or to rant about how my dad was acting weird. Or to share my food with. And glad was too small of a word to describe how I really felt. I smiled. “Anytime. You don’t need a reason.”We stepped outside together. The a