《Fake Dating Alpha Klaus: Hockey Star College Villain 》全部章節：第 21 章 - 第 30 章

Mira: POVThe moment we stepped fully inside—Camera flashes exploded behind us.Bright.Fast.Blinding.I froze.“What is going on?” I whispered, leaning closer to Klaus without thinking. “Is the performer that famous? Or—wait—is someone important here?”My eyes scanned the room, trying not to look like I was panicking.“You know how these events go,” I muttered. “Rich people, secret guests, unnecessary drama…”Klaus didn’t even look back.Like this—this chaos—was nothing.“I don’t know,” he said calmly.Then, without warning—His arm slid around my waist.Pulling me right against him.My breath caught.I looked up at him, startled.He didn’t even look down.“Relax,” he murmured.His hand pressed slightly against my side.“Just play along.”My heart started racing again.“Play what?” I whispered.He finally glanced at me.And smiled.That slow, dangerous smile.“Remember… we’re lovers.”My heart did something very stupid in my chest.Oh. Right. The act.I swallowed.“Right,” I whispe

(Mira POV)A Few Minutes LaterWe were seated in a restaurant so fancy I felt like I needed permission to breathe.Soft lighting.Quiet music.Everything looked expensive.Again.Why is everything around him expensive?Klaus, meanwhile—Was completely relaxed.Of course.He had already ordered food.And drinks.And was currently eating like he hadn’t seen food in years.I stared at him from across the table.“Do you ever slow down?” I asked.“No,” he said, mouth full.“At least you’re honest.”He swallowed.Took a sip of his drink.Then leaned back slightly.“So,” he said.“You wanted to talk.”I nodded slowly, taking a sip of my milkshake to buy myself a second.“Physical contact,” I said.He shrugged like it was nothing. “What about it? We’re already doing that.”He dropped his cutlery and wiped his mouth neatly with a napkin, like he hadn’t just inhaled half the plate.“Mira,” he added, suddenly more serious. “I think we should take things slow.”I blinked.“Before sleeping togethe

Pov: Mira“Kevin—what the hell—”My words cut off when his hand slammed over my mouth.Hard. Unyielding.I froze, a muffled sound trapped in my throat as panic surged through me.“Don’t,” he whispered against my ear. “Don’t make a scene.”A chill slid down my spine.Inside me, Sky went silent.Not teasing. Not playful.Just… still.Yeah. I don’t like this.Kevin dragged me backward, fast and rough. My heels scraped against the ground as I struggled, twisting in his grip.I turned my head—Tina.Only a few feet away. Still on her phone. Laughing.Unaware.Please… just look at me…She didn’t.No one did.Kevin pulled me behind the dorm, into a narrow service walkway lit by a flickering bulb. Trash bins lined the wall. Shadows stretched long and uneven.Hidden.He slammed me back against the wall.Pain exploded up my spine as his hand finally tore away from my mouth. I sucked in a ragged breath, doubling slightly as air rushed into my lungs.“What is wrong with you?” I snapped, my voice

POV: Mira I heard my name like it was coming from far away.“Mira… wake up… Mira…”Soft at first.Like a dream.Then—“MIRA, wake up!”I jerked up in bed, my eyes snapping open.Tina stood beside me, hands on her hips, staring down at me like I had personally offended her by sleeping.“Tina…” I groaned, pushing myself up slowly and rubbing my eyes. “What is it?”She let out a long sigh. “I thought you said you have class by one?”I blinked, still half asleep, and turned my head to the wall clock.12:00.I stretched weakly. “There’s still time…”“There is not,” she cut in immediately, already walking away from my bed. “By the time you shower and eat, you’ll be late.”I stared at her back for a second, then sighed.“Yeah… you’re right.”I pushed the blanket off and tried to stand—Pain hit me.Everywhere.My body ached like I had been hit by a truck. My head pounded so hard I almost sat back down.For a second, I didn’t understand.Then—It came back.Last night.Kevin.His hand around

POV: Klaus “Who touched you?”She froze.I felt it immediately—the spike in her pulse, the sharp edge of fear in her scent. It hit me harder than the bruises.“Come on, Mira,” I pressed, my voice low but tight. “Say it. Tell me who did this.”“I’m fine,” she stammered. “It’s not a big deal—”“Fine?”My hand moved before I could stop it, gripping her chin and tilting her face up, forcing her to meet my eyes.“Don’t lie to me.”“I’m not—”“You are.” My voice cut through hers, sharper now. “Your neck is covered in bruises and you’re telling me you’re fine?”“Shh,” she whispered urgently, glancing around. “People will hear you. We’ll talk later, okay? When you’re calmer—”She turned.I caught her wrist.“We’re not done,” I said, my grip tightening. “Mira, tell me the truth. Now. Because I’m about to lose it.”“It’s nothing, Klaus,” she said, trying to pull free. “You’re overreacting.”Nothing.My wolf snarled.I stepped closer, closing the distance again. “Nothing doesn’t leave marks sha