All Chapters of Pucking The Forbidden : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Lana's POVI patted under my eyes again to make sure that the make up covered the swollen part. I was not ready to tell Mason about the issues I had yet. Even though I knew that I would have to do it eventually. I had an ultimatum to deal with and I would not leave the man high and dry without saying anything to him. My phone rang and I jumped a little when I saw his name on the caller id. I breathed in and out before I picked it. “Hey baby.” I greeted in a jovial tone which was in contrast to how I was feeling at the moment. “Sweet cheeks. I'm downstairs.” He said. My heart was thumping fast in my chest and hurt coursed through me as I heard the nickname he called me which I have come to love and adore so much. “Alright. I'll be down in a minute.” I told him and quickly dropped the call, not wanting my broken voice to show at all in the call. I didn't want anything to spoil the date we were supposed to have today. It could be our last date ever. After looking myself over in the

Mason's POVI kissed the shoulders of the woman wrapped around me like a koala. She was sleeping directly on top of me. I was not affected by it at all, if anything, I was shocked. She did not hit me as someone who would like a lot of body contact. But then, the woman had a whole bunch of ways of surprising me. She didn't strike me as a lot of things. And somehow, I knew that she was not good for me. For my mental health, my emotions and all. She kind of drives me crazy and insane. Being with her alone was enough time to make me forget every other thing. I have never felt the way I feel for her with any other woman. Fine, it was not love at first sight or anything like that. But then, what we had at the moment was better than any love at first sight. She made me complete. And the sick part of this whole thing was that I was already thinking of a future with her in it. She keeps my monsters at bay. I didn't have anything to myself or my name except my career. She was a kind of woma

Ava's POV The ringing of my phone was what woke me up from sleep. I ignored it at first but when it started to ring the second time, I picked it up and saw that it was Lana. I was a little bit shocked and I thought about it for a long time before I actually picked up the call. “Hey babe.” I greeted, gently scratching my eyes so as to get the sleep out of them. “A…Ava….I think I'm going to pass out.” Her cracked voice reached me after a couple of seconds, which made me worried about her. “What?! What's going on?” I sat up on the bed, the sleep out of the window. “Are you okay? Did something happen?” I asked her. “I told Mason that we should break up.” She said. Her voice was shaking as she spoke and it seemed as though she'd burst into tears at any small thing that would happen. “Oh my God. I thought you planned not to do it so soon?” I said to her. I could imagine her nodding her head frantically. “That was supposed to be the plan until…..” she bursted into tears then. She was

Liam's POV Ava was lying to me. I didn't know what it was, I can't even place my hands on it. But I knew she was lying to me. That has to be the least of my worries right now because Mason was acting out. Like seriously acting out. We need to be on the ice in less than five minutes and I was thinking of how I can speak sense into him without getting the attention of other guys. Not like they could not notice how he was moving though. “Mason.” I called out to him when it was just both of us and other guys in the locker room. “Yes?” He grumbled his answer as he looked over at me. “Are you good?” I asked, trying to sound as nonchalant as possible so as not to trigger him or anything like that. Mason might be the one in the group that keeps everyone on their toes and tries to make sure everyone was good. But I see through him. I knew he's not as good as he projects. Which was why was being cautious of him. “Why won't I be?” He asked me, this time around, he was looking me i

Ava's POV In a blink of an eye, dad was back to normal again. He was released from the hospital in less than a week. It was as though he was not the one that looked like a vegetable the first few days that he used to be there. The guys were flooding this place everyday, that it got the attention of the people around and the news kind of carried it online that the Coach of a popular team in the NHL was hospitalized and all of that. But the whole thing died out fast. I moved back to the house to look after him even though he didn't want that and he mumbled about it over and over again but there was nothing he could do about that. I didn't entirely move in though. I just wanted him to feel better before I left. “I'm doing well Ava. Don't put your life on hold for me child.” He said for the hundredth time since he was released from the hospital a couple of days ago. “Yeah I know.” I replied to him the same way as I stared hard at my phone trying to get my father's attention. I was e