Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fake Dating Alpha Klaus: Hockey Star College Villain : Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

MiraThe moment Klaus drove through the iron gates of his pack grounds, I forgot how to breathe.I had seen rich neighborhoods before.Pretty houses.Nice streets.But this?This looked like something out of a dream.Warm lights glowed through giant trees wrapped in gold lanterns. Bonfires burned in circles across an open field so wide it looked endless. Music floated through the night—drums, fiddles, wild laughter—and everywhere wolves and people moved together as if magic itself lived here.My pack was small and humble.This…This was paradise.I stepped out of Klaus’s car and just stared.There were wolves in human form dancing around the fires, some barefoot in the grass, some spinning with partners while old pack songs played. Others had shifted into their wolf forms and ran through the woods in playful chases, darting in and out of the firelight.Children in wolf pups form rolled in leaves.Couples fed each other roasted meat.Someone was leading a howling contest near one bonfi

POV:MiraI kept scanning the crowd long after the voice was gone, my pulse still pounding in my ears.Faces.Firelight.Moving shadows.Laughing wolves.But no one looked guilty.No one looked like the owner of that voice.“You need to tell Klaus right now,” Sky said.I almost scoffed.“Tell him what exactly? That some ghost lady slid into my head and told me to stay away from him?”“Yes,” she snapped.“And what would be the point? It’s not like he’d magically know who it was.”Sky huffed.“Still.”“Enough,” I muttered under my breath. “I’m not telling him.”I folded my arms, trying to steady myself.Whoever she was—She wanted to scare me.And I hated giving anyone that satisfaction.“I don’t scare that easily,” I told Sky.At least I hoped I didn’t.“It’ll take more than some coward hiding in the dark talking trash to make me run.”Sky was quiet a moment.Then—“You’re right.”I smiled a little.“We don’t run.”“But…” she added, thoughtful now, “who do you think it was?”I frowned.

Mira POVThe second Klaus disappeared with the elders, I felt strangely empty.Like the air around me changed with him gone.I was still staring in the direction he’d left when Tae-jun stepped beside me.“So,” he said, crossing his arms, looking way too casual. “While lover boy is off making history, you wanna come watch us wrestle?”My head turned.“Wrestle?”Ugo grinned. “Pack matches. Friendly fights. Bragging rights. Shirtless men trying to throw each other into dirt.”Aaron wiggled his brows.“It’s art.”Sky nearly screamed inside me.Say yes.Say yes right now.Grown men half naked touching each other? This is a spiritual event.I bit back a smile.“It… actually sounds fun.”“Yes!” Sky yelled. “My girl has taste.”Aaron looked pleased. “See? I knew she had good judgment.”“It’ll keep you entertained until Klaus gets back,” Tae-jun added.I was just about to agree when Linda cut in.“Oh no,” she said, stepping forward and slipping her arm through mine before I could react. “Mira,

Mira“What are you saying, Cherry?” Tina snapped before I could even breathe. Her voice cut through the crowd sharp as a blade. “What do you mean he stole your gold watch?”The girls around us had gone quiet now, all eyes turning.Cherry stood with one hand on her hip, the other pressed to her chest like she had been deeply wronged. “I took off my gold bracelet watch when we were playing Moon Toss with Aria and Gitos.” She pointed toward a circle of girls nearby.Moon Toss was one of those silly pack games where girls tossed silver rings into bowls and made dares when they missed. Some removed jewelry so it wouldn’t get in the way.Cherry lifted her chin. “I laid my watch beside me while we played. Now it’s gone.”“That doesn’t mean he stole it,” I said fast, my heart pounding. “He wasn’t even the only server here. And you said you were playing with other girls too. Maybe one of them moved it by mistake.”Bella, who still looked half broken from her punishment, let out a bitter laugh.

KlausThe second Mira went limp in my arms, fear hit me so hard it felt like someone drove a blade through my chest.“Mira.”I shook her gently.Nothing.“Mira, please, look at me.”Still nothing.Her head rested against me, too still, too pale, and for the first time in a very long time I felt something close to panic.Real panic.The kind that steals breath.Tina was saying something, words crashing into me in pieces. Linda. Bella. Mira’s father.Absurd.Impossible.The three of them were still snapping at each other in the background, voices sharp and messy, but I barely heard any of it.I had a thousand questions.I asked none.Because all I could see was Mira lying lifeless in my arms.Nothing else mattered.Her father was still on the ground too.I looked at Aaron. “Check him.”Aaron dropped beside the older man and pressed fingers to his neck.“He’s breathing,” he said. “Pulse is weak.”Weak.That word nearly made me lose my mind.I looked at Ugo and Tae-jun. “Take him to the m