All Chapters of Claimed By The Three Hockey Alphas : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Freya's pov I barely sleep, my mind racing with thoughts of failing calculus, Professor Martinez’s disappointed look when Tyler told him I missed the midterm, and the possibility of losing my scholarship, which could force me to leave the only place I’ve ever felt I belong. Tyler tries to support me, but I can tell he’s confused about why I’ve been so distracted lately, why three alpha werewolves have practically moved into our dorm room as my personal security team, and I don’t know how to explain without spilling secrets that aren’t mine to share.“You know you can talk to me, right?” Tyler says while we’re getting ready for morning classes, his voice calm but curious. “About whatever’s going on with you lately.”“I know,” I say, pulling my hoodie over my head to hide my shaking hands, “but it’s just complicated.”“So you keep saying,” he replies, grabbing his backpack, “but complicated doesn’t mean impossible to discuss.”He’s right, but I can’t tell him I’m a girl pretending to b

Freya's pov Tyler is waiting for me outside the dining hall when I get there and he looks relieved to see me which makes me realize how worried he's been about my strange behavior lately."There you are" he says with a smile. "I was starting to think your bodyguards weren't going to let you come to dinner""They're not my bodyguards" I protest but even I know how unconvincing that sounds when Sebastian Logan and Zane have basically been attached to my hip for weeks."Right" Tyler says and we get in line for food. "They just happen to follow you everywhere and glare at anyone who gets too close to you""It's complicated" I say using my usual deflection but Tyler rolls his eyes."Everything's complicated with you lately Freddie and I'm starting to think you don't trust me enough to tell me what's really going on"The hurt in his voice makes my chest tight because Tyler has been nothing but a good friend to me and he doesn't deserve to be shut out just because my life has become a super

Freya's pov The hours until midnight crawl by like torture and I spend most of the evening pacing around Sebastian Logan and Zane's dorm room trying to think of any possible way to avoid walking into what is obviously a trap."We could call campus security" Zane suggests for the third time. "Tell them someone's been threatening you and arrange for backup""And say what exactly" I ask. "That someone wants to have a mysterious conversation about my past and I'm scared they might reveal secrets I can't tell you about""That's exactly what we should say" Logan argues. "Security doesn't need to know the details to understand that you're being stalked and threatened""But what if involving security makes everything worse" I counter. "What if this person really does know things that could get me kicked out of school or arrested or something"The three of them exchange worried looks because they can tell I'm terrified about whatever truth my stalker might reveal and they don't know how to he

Zane povI lean back against the wall in the dim light of the living room, watching Freddie settle back into sleep after his nightmare, his chest rising and falling more evenly now, and River stirs inside me, quiet but insistent, like he’s waiting for me to say what we all know but haven’t put into words yet. Sebastian paces near the window, his steps measured, and Logan sits on the arm of the couch, close enough to Freddie to react if he stirs again, and the air feels thick with unspoken questions, the kind that have been building since that stalker’s message hit us. We’re all alphas, all feeling the pull toward Freddie in ways that don’t make sense, and our wolves—River, Kai, Steel—keep pushing us to acknowledge it, to protect him like he’s more than pack.“We can’t keep pretending,” I say quietly, breaking the silence, because River’s been growling in my head about Freddie being our mate, and I know the others are hearing the same from their wolves. “River’s telling me Freddie’s ou

Freya/Freddie pov My first class is Advanced Literature with Professor Chen and for the first time in weeks I actually manage to focus on what she's saying about character development and hidden motivations instead of constantly scanning the room for potential threats.Zane walks me to the classroom building and waits until I'm safely inside before heading to his own economics class and knowing he's nearby makes me feel calmer than I've been since this whole stalking situation started.The discussion today is about characters who hide their true identities and the psychological reasons behind their deception and I try not to think about how closely the topic hits to my own situation."Identity concealment often stems from trauma or fear" Professor Chen explains. "Characters create false personas as protection mechanisms when revealing their true selves feels too dangerous"A girl in the front row raises her hand. "But doesn't living a lie eventually become more harmful than whatever