All Chapters of THE HOCKEY ALPHA WANTS ME: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Chapter 132MaxAnd then Ace was standing there looking exactly like I remembered except maybe even more beautiful because I'd been starving for the sight of him for so long.Before either of us could say anything I was moving forward and he was pulling me inside, the door was slamming shut behind us and we were crashing together like magnets that had been fighting against separation for too long.His mouth found mine desperately and I kissed him back with everything I had, weeks of longing, missing and needing him pouring out in the way my hands gripped his hair and pulled him closer like I could somehow absorb him into my skin. He tasted exactly how I remembered—like mint and coffee and something uniquely Ace that I'd been craving every single day we'd been apart—I made a sound against his mouth that was somewhere between a moan and a sob because finally, finally I had him again."Max," he breathed against my lips, his hands everywhere at once, sliding under my shirt to touch bare

Chapter 134MaxThe second Ace said it—“Fill me up till I’m leaking you for days”—something inside me just… broke open.Not in a bad way. Not angry or scared. Just this huge, aching wave of want that drowned out everything else.He was already on his hands and knees in front of me, back dipped low, thighs shaking just a little, ass presented like he was begging without words. He’d spread himself wider, dropped his head lower between his arms so the whole long line of his spine curved down in this perfect, vulnerable arch. Offering. Giving.And he wasn’t doing it because he had to. He was doing it because he knew—knew how much I’d been spinning out of control these last months, knew how every day with my new family felt like I was being handed more power I didn’t ask for and didn’t know how to hold. He was giving me this one thing I could actually command. This one place where I got to decide.So I took it.I lined up, the head of my cock brushing against him, hot, slick from my spit

Chapter 136MaxMy mother had invited Sofia to come stay with them anytime she wanted and promised that there would always be a place for her in our family.Amd my father had been surprisingly gentle in assuring her that my relationship with my biological family didn't diminish or replace the family he'd been raised in.The whole thing had gone better than I'd dared hope and Sofia had left that call looking more settled and secure than she had since I'd first told her the truth.What surprised me most though was how well Sofia and Ace had gotten along because I'd been worried that she might blame him somehow for everything that had happened or see him as a reminder of everything. Instead they'd become genuinely close over the past weeks and she'd started sitting with him at games and study sessions, treating him like the brother-in-law she'd already decided he would eventually become even though Ace and I hadn't talked about anything that permanent yet.When I'd asked her about it—ab

Chapter 138I jogged toward them and the sight of them standing there together—my boyfriend and my sister united in their support of me—triggered a memory so vivid and sharp it nearly stopped me in my tracks.My hands had been shaking after that championship game a year ago, shaking from adrenaline and relief and the crushing weight of everything I'd accomplished.I'd looked up into the stands and seen my whole family there cheering for me—Mom crying happy tears, Dad with both fists in the air, Sofia bouncing like she was on a trampoline, and Freya in that yellow dress blowing me kisses.Everything had been perfect then. My family had been whole and intact, my future had seemed bright and uncomplicated, and I'd truly believed that the hardest choices I'd ever have to make would be about basketball and career paths.I hadn't known that my father was hiding an affair that would destroy our family. I hadn't known that I was a werewolf or that I had a biological family I'd never met or th

Chapter 140"He wanted to talk to me about something after the game and I promised I'd catch him before he left."It was an obvious lie—Coach hadn't asked for Ace at all—but I understood he was giving me an out, giving my family space to say whatever they wanted to say without him there to hear it."You don't have to..." I started."It's fine Max," Ace interrupted gently, and he squeezed my shoulder in reassurance. "You should spend time with your family since they traveled all this way to surprise you. We can catch up later."I wanted to argue, wanted to make him stay because letting him leave felt like I was choosing them over him, but I could see in his eyes that he needed this too—needed space to process whatever was happening here."Okay," I said quietly. "I'll text you later? We're still on for movie night?"Something in his expression softened. "Wouldn't miss it," he promised, and then he was turning to leave.But then he paused, looking back at us uncertainly. For a second it