All Chapters of Dear Ex Boyfriend, The Hot Hockey Captain is My New Date.: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Hailey's pov I blinked twice, looking at Roy with my pounding heart.He wrapped his arm around my waist, grabbed my hair and bent me down so swiftly.I loved how he took full control over me. I loved his heat.He rubbed his cock on my pussy lips, a moan escaped my lips. I cupped my mouth but he grabbed it and whispered," Don't hold it in little bunny..." He spanked my ass, the wet water dripping on my skin.He played with my clit, teasing my entrance...Damn it..The things his hand could do.His breathing became harder when he slipped his cock inside of me, at first it couldn't fit.My eyes widened, realizing how big it actually is. He parted my legs again, carefully. Then began to rub it on my entrance, teasing the slimy liquid that was oozing out of us. He pushed his huge cock head in, filling up every bit of space my pussy walls held.I felt like drills down my pussy, my walls hugged his cock so tightly that it felt stuck, glued inside of me. He pushed it in slowly."Ahh ...." I s

Hailey’s povThe safe house looked nothing like what I expected....nothing like the cold, concrete hideouts you see in movies. This was elegance wrapped in silence. High walls glimmered under soft garden lights, marble steps led up to a wide oak door, and men in tailored black suits stood guard with the kind of stillness that meant danger lived in their pockets.Ryan didn’t speak as he walked me inside. His majestic built oozing power and authority.Roy kept one hand hovering near my back, as if he knew I could collapse at any second.. I was grateful I had them.My pulse pounded heavier the deeper we went. Every hallway felt too long, every turn too quiet. And then Ryan stopped in front of a room with a frosted glass door.“She’s inside,” he said gently.My fingers trembled around the handle. I pushed it open.The sight cracked something in me instantly.My mother sat by the window, wrapped in a pale cashmere shawl, her posture small and folded like someone had pressed life out of he

Hailey’s POVI stared at Lily’s phone, my entire body freezing in place. The guy smiling up at her, the one she gushed about like he was some dream, the one she said was “so amazing” was the same bastard who had tried to run us over with his truck. My throat went dry, my stomach twisted, and my pulse thundered in my ears. For a moment, I couldn’t breathe. I couldn’t speak. I couldn’t even process how this was possible. Lily beside me was giggling, blissfully unaware, scrolling through her messages, completely oblivious to the storm raging inside me. Her joy, her excitement, made my blood boil even more. He had tried to kill me, and now she was fawning over him like he was a prince. I opened my mouth, trying to warn her, to yell, to demand that she see reason, but no sound came out. My mind was racing too fast, my emotions too raw, and I realized that if I said anything, it wouldn’t be rational. It would be pure, unfiltered rage.Before I could gather myself, the door swung open with

Hailey’s POVThe whole time I kept my head high, pretending I wasn’t scared of her. Vanessa. Her eyes, her smirk, the cold metal of the gun she’d pressed to my forehead—everything about her clung to my skin like ice I couldn’t shake off. But I refused to show fear in front of her. Why would I? She already saw enough when she had the gun aimed at me.By the time I finally got home, it was late, the darkness had already filled up. My legs felt like they were carrying bricks, and my mind was still a tangled mess of everything she said, everything she implied, everything she threatened.As soon as I stepped out of the car, I saw Ryan pacing outside the front door, back and forth, tense like he’d been doing it for hours. His shirt sleeves were rolled up, hair messy, jaw tight. The second he spotted me, his whole face changed.He didn’t walk—he ran.“Where were you?” he demanded, breath unsteady as he cupped my face. “We were so worried about you.” His hands were trembling. Ryan never trem

Ryan’s POVThe second I saw the blood on Hailey’s stomach, something in my head snapped. I didn’t think. I didn’t breathe. I just moved. I checked the window, saw the fresh marks on the frame, and that was enough. Vanessa had been here less than a minute ago. She was fast, but I was faster. I grabbed the gun from my back pocket and bolted out of the room without saying another word. Roy was shouting something behind me, probably telling me to stay, but I didn’t even hear him. All I saw was Hailey on the floor, bleeding, shaking, terrified. Vanessa did that. She wasn’t getting away this time.I jumped down the stairs and rushed out the front door. The night air slapped my face, cold and sharp. I scanned the compound. The guards were scrambling, confused, useless. I aimed the gun at one of them and barked, “Open the north gate now!” He froze, then hurried to follow. Vanessa wouldn’t run toward the street. She knew that path had cameras every ten meters. She would take the darker route,