All Chapters of The Hockey Alpha and His Secret Omega: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

POV: LaraThe night air was cool when I slipped out of the chamber. Luther was asleep, his arm draped over me, his face softened in rare peace. I hadn’t wanted to leave his side, but guilt gnawed at me because of the way I had whispered Reis’s name in the vision, and the way my body betrayed me when he touched me. I needed air.The forest was silent except for the rustle of leaves. The moonlight painted the path silver, guiding me deeper into the shadows. My chest rose and fell as I tried to steady myself, fingers brushing the Seal at my throat.A hand shot out from the darkness, clamping over my mouth. I could barely breathe. I gasped, struggling, but the grip was iron. A sweet, bitter scent filled my nose—herbs, smoke, power—and then the w

POV: Mixed (Lara + Luther)The chamber was silent except for the crackle of the fire. I sat wrapped in a blanket, my body still aching from Luther’s desperate rescue. He sat beside me, his jaw clenched, his knuckles raw from tearing through shadows and chains. His hand never left mine, as though letting go might mean losing me again.But Elijah’s words echoed in the silence.She was promised.I couldn’t breathe under the weight of it. I turned to Luther, my lips trembling. “What did he mean?”His golden eyes flickered, shadowed with something I had never seen before. Guilt. He looked away, his voice rough. “There’s something you need to know.”

POV: Mixed (Lara + Luther)The chamber still hummed with the power of the Seal, its light fading slowly, leaving behind the heavy silence of disbelief. I knelt on the cold stone floor, my body trembling, the thin shift clinging to me with sweat. My lips tasted of both men. My thighs still burned with their touch.The elder lowered his staff, his voice grave. “The Seal has bound her not to one, but to both. Such a bond has not been seen in a thousand years.”Gasps rippled through the chamber.Luther’s chest rose and fell like a storm barely contained. His fists were clenched, his eyes blazing gold as he glared at Reis. “This is a lie. She’s mine. She was promised to me before she was even born.”

POV: LaraThe night was quiet when I slipped out of the chamber, Luther’s steady breathing still filling the room behind me. He had fallen asleep with his arm heavy around me, his body warm, protective, but I couldn’t rest. My chest was too tight, my thoughts too loud.The Seal throbbed against my skin, glowing faintly in the dark corridor. It pulsed like a heartbeat, reminding me of what had been declared. Bound to both. The words rattled through my mind, shackles I couldn’t break.I pressed my palm to it, whispering to myself. “You’re wrong. I only want him.”“Liar.”The voice slid from the shadows, smooth, mocking, undeniable. My heart lurched. I spun—and there he was.

POV: LaraI woke with my cheek pressed against Luther’s chest, his heartbeat heavy and uneven beneath my ear. His arms were locked around me as though he feared I’d vanish if he let go. The sheets were tangled around us, damp with sweat, our bodies marked with desperation from the night before.But the silence between us was louder than any scream.He hadn’t spoken after claiming me so fiercely. He had only held me, trembling, his breath rough against my hair. Now, as dawn crept through the shutters, I felt the weight of his doubt pressing on me like chains.“Luther,” I whispered, lifting my head. His golden eyes opened slowly, shadowed, haunted. “Please believe me. I don’t love him. I only love you.”