บททั้งหมดของ Fake Dating Alpha Klaus: Hockey Star College Villain : บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

Mira POV We got home ridiculously late last night, and just to make my life even worse, I barely slept because my brain apparently decided nightmares were a fun hobby.So yeah, when I woke up this morning, I already knew the day was doomed.Thank God it was Sunday, because there was no way I could survive school feeling like this.Everything irritated me.And I mean everything.The sunlight slipping through the curtains? Annoying.The birds singing outside my window like they paid rent? Extremely annoying.Even breathing felt offensive.And it was all his fault.All his stupid, frustrating, ridiculously handsome fault.Why didn’t he call me?Why didn’t that idiot call me?At first, I tried to act like I didn’t care.But who was I fooling?I cared.A lot.I was mad.No—I was furious.Inside my head, Sky let out the most offended groan ever.Not only did he not call, he didn’t text. He didn’t come see us. He didn’t even check if we got home safe. Mira, let me out. I just want to have a

Mira POV“That’s none of your business.”The words come out sharp and steady, cutting through the noise around us—and the second they leave my mouth, something in Klaus changes.His eyes darken.Not playful.Not teasing.Dangerous.“What did you just say?” he asks, his voice low, like he’s holding something back. “Did you just say it’s not my business?”My heart stutters, but I don’t back down. I lift my chin, meeting his gaze head-on.“Yes,” I say. “You heard me.”Inside my head, Sky groans.You’re pushing it, Mira. You are really pushing it.Too late.“You should go,” Alex says, stepping in front of me like a shield.Klaus lets out a dark, humorless chuckle.“I should go?” he repeats slowly.Something about the way he says it makes my chest tighten.Then everything happens too fast.His fist connects with Alex’s face with a hard crack.Alex drops.A scream tears out of me as I move toward him, but I don’t even make it two steps before Klaus’s hand wraps around my wrist and yanks me

Mira I was still chuckling through my tears when I saw him.Klaus stood there in the middle of the crowd like he didn’t belong to the noise and lights around us. He looked straight at me, his eyes softer than I had ever seen them, and then he opened his arms like it was the most normal thing in the world.“What are you waiting for?” he called. “Come here.”I didn’t hesitate.I ran straight into his arms.The second he wrapped them around me, I broke. All the anger, the hurt, and the fear from the yesterday poured out as I sobbed against his chest. He smelled like home — warm woods and safety — and I clung to him like he might disappear.He held me tighter, one hand rubbing slow circles on my back while the other cradled the back of my head. For a long moment, the whole world disappeared. There was only Klaus, solid and warm, holding me like I was something precious.He eventually pulled back just enough to see my face. His thumb gently wiped the tears from my cheeks.“You look like a

lMira“I’m sorry for last night.”His voice was softer now, nothing like the sharp, confident tone he used in front of everyone else. When I turned to look at him, he was already looking at me, a small, almost shy smile on his lips.“You were right,” he added. “I should have driven you and your dad home.”“It’s okay,” I said quickly.He shook his head. “No… it’s not.”He said it under his breath, but I still heard him.Something about that made my chest feel tight in a strange, warm way.He shifted slightly, turning his body more toward me. “How is your dad? Did you guys go home together?”I shook my head. “No. He left earlier, while the council was still going on.”Klaus frowned a little. “Have you called him?”“Yeah,” I said. “We talked.”He nodded slowly. “Tell him I’ll come and apologize.”“You don’t have to,” I said right away. “Really. He’s fine.”But Klaus shook his head again, more firmly this time. “I want to.”There was something serious in his voice now, something that told

Mira POV When I came back to myself, the first thing I felt was the ground.I gasped softly and pushed myself up too fast, and the world spun around me like I had just been thrown into it. My head felt heavy, like it didn’t belong on my body.“What the hell…” I whispered, pressing my fingers to my temple.Pain pulsed through my head, sharp and deep, and I let out a small whimper.“I think they drugged us,” Sky said inside my head, stretching like she had just woken up from a long nap. “If I catch that person, I swear I’m biting his ass.”I looked around quickly.Trees.Shadows.Silence.We were still in the woods.My heart jumped.“We’re still here… that means Klaus must be close,” I said quickly.I shut my eyes and tried to reach him.Klaus… can you hear me? Klaus?Nothing.No response.No connection.A cold feeling spread through my chest.“I don’t think he’s here,” Sky said, her tone changing now, more serious. “I can’t feel him. I can’t sense him. This place… it feels different.”