บททั้งหมดของ Rebounding With The Alpha Hockey Star: บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

WILLOW“What about Rowan?” Whatever conversation we’re about to have, I feel like we’ve had it before.“Well, I don’t know, Thompson. He’s helping you get into the purple spears club. He also seems very invested in your grades. It seems to me like he likes you.”This is exactly what Violet said. Plus, Aiden is a guy. He doesn’t seem to be saying this from a place of jealousy but observation. What if they are both right? What if Rowan does like me? Does that mean I have to stop being friends with him? “Speak of the devil,” Aiden grunts, taking a sip of his drink. I don’t need to turn around to see who he’s referring to. I can sense him, even before he walks up to us.“Hey man,” Rowan greets Aiden, extending his hand for a handshake. “I’m not late or anything, am I?”“No. You’re right on time.” Aiden shakes his hand without letting go of me. His solo cup hangs in between his teeth.“Great game earlier,” Rowan grins. “I’ve never been a fan of hockey but I can see that changing soon.”“Re

VINCENTI agreed to a one-time, fake-date type situation. I didn’t agree to drinks and a double flip. This is why it’s easier to just say no. I’d wanted to, but she had told the story about the guy she’s trying to avoid and I did take a good look at him. And yeah, he looks like the kind of dude, that makes girls go to the bathroom in groups, just to avoid being alone with him. There’s also the question of Violet. She can be quite persuasive in a way that makes you think she’s not being persuasive. Girls like that, I usually steer clear of them. But this one, I can’t exactly avoid her. She’s Willow’s best friend. And now, she’s talking about doing a double back flip in a dress that barely covers her ass. “No.” That’s the word I should earlier. If I had, we wouldn’t be having this conversation right now. “I don’t want you to do a back flip.”“Seriously?” She growls, looking half annoyed, half incredulous. “I’m offering you a performance that guys can only dream about getting from me

WILLOWAiden crashes at my place. So does Violet. Violet with her many schemes for Vincent. It had been entertaining to watch them together last night. I still can’t believe that she had gotten him to have a drink last night. The Vincent I’ve gotten used to doesn’t drink at parties. The only times I’ve seen him drink are at cafes. If Violet managed to get him to act out of character in this way, then I suppose she’s got a chance of getting him to agree to a date? A relationship?I hope it works out for the both of them. I hope Vincent get some action outside of work. He deserves it. Violet also deserves a chance to be with the guy she wants to be with.“Hey,” Violet calls my cell at the crack of dawn, disrupting my sleep. “Sorry. Did I wake you?”“What do you think?” I grunt groggily. “It’s fine. What’s up?”“So, Vincent is going to call you shortly. Is it okay if he gives me a ride back to the sorority house?”“What’s going on between you two?” I’m wide awake now. It’s still dark ou

WILLOW“Hi honey! Come on in.” Helen holds the door open for me. I step into the manor and she envelops me in a tight hug. “Oh. I’ve missed you.”“I’ve missed you too aunt.” I hug her back.“It’s Helen,” she corrects lightly. “Now, let me take a good look at you.” she holds me at arm’s length. “Wow, it’s been so long since I last saw you.”I snort at that. “It’s only been a few days, Helen.”“A few days can feel like a lifetime if you love someone.”Oh. That’s it then. We are finally at that point in our relationship where we can use the word ‘love’ freely. It makes me happy to have family that uses the word ‘love’ so easily.“I missed you too,” I tell her. “Come on. There’s something I have to show you.” She laces our arms together and leads us up the stairs towards her bedroom. She looks over her shoulder and smiles at Vincent. “You’re not following us into my bedroom, are you Vincent?”“No ma’am,” he replies smoothly, not losing his cool. “I’ll wait outside the door. I’ll also hav

AIDENIf there’s one thing Greg Spencer, aka Spencer Snr. has got going for him, it’s his ability to unnerve the shit out of people. Just like now, he’s got Theo and I on the edge of our seats, waiting for the meeting to start. I can already take a guess what this will be about.Mother had called before I showed up— to give me a heads up.“Wear a suit Aiden,” she’d said. “And when you do appear before your father, make sure to keep your composure. Don’t speak unless spoken to. Be the observer.”The usual words of wisdom from Grace. I recall them now. Spencer kicks off the meeting by asking Theo and I about school. And hockey. He’s pleased to know that I had dominated the last game. Theo doesn’t say much. He grunts out one syllable responses, allowing me to carry on the conversation. Dick.Once Spencer is satisfied that we aren’t be absolute losers on campus, he moves on to talks about the succession. “We’ll be starting the screening process next week,” he announces, eyes darting b