All Chapters of Fake Dating The Dangerous Hockey Brother : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Tears spilled over before I could stop them, hot and silent against my cheeks. The memory of Kavrian’s arms around me, his desperate voice promising I was safe, his wolf’s protective growl echoing in my ears, it all felt like a cruel joke now. Had he chosen the pack over me? Has the pressure finally broken him? Ethan reached out and gently wiped a tear from my cheek with his thumb, his touch lingering a second longer than necessary. “Hey… don’t cry. You’re stronger than this. And you’re not alone. I’m here. I’ve always been here, even when Kavrian left for years, I’ve always been here.” I pulled away slightly, turning my face toward the window so he wouldn’t see how badly I was crumbling. My voice came out small and broken. “He promised… He held me while I was bleeding and he promised.” “I know,” Ethan murmured. “But promises are easy when emotions are high. Reality is different. Maybe Kavrain loved you, but he has to choose Cressida now.” “I need to talk to him,” I whispered,

Kavrian POV She had no idea that I was ten times ahead of her. I stared at the rapidly decomposing corpse for only a second longer before turning to Hunter. “She thinks she’s smart. But she just made her biggest mistake.” Hunter looked pale but steady. “How? The blood sample is useless now. The body’s melting like acid’s eating it from the inside.” I pulled out my phone, the spare burner I’d grabbed before leaving, and opened the voice recording app. The entire confrontation with Silas had been recorded from the moment we kicked the door in. His confession, his admission that Cressida was pregnant with his child, his desperate declaration of love… it was all there, crystal clear. “Audio proof,” I said, holding up the phone. “Not as strong as blood, but combined with the pregnancy tests I already have, the documents, the photos of her meeting with him, and the fact that his body is literally self-destructing right now? It’s enough to show she’s covering up something massive.

Glinda POVA week passed after the incident, and I had been discharged from the hospital and returned to Kavrian’s private house… just us. Before then, I had gone to see Ronnie since her parents wouldn’t let her out yet, and we spoke for the whole day. She couldn’t stop crying since I entered, talking about how she felt useless for not being able to help me. But in the end, we made sure it was all good as we laughed and even teased each other about the incident even though it wasn’t supposed to be funny one bit. When we had enough time together, Kavrian came and picked me up. Anyways, fast forward to the current moment, things had been well between us and it felt like the whole Cressida thing didn’t happen especially as I had fully healed now. We had missed a few weeks of classes and had several make-up tests to do. Kavrian had a big game to play in the next two days and I was supposed to have my first cheerleading moment on the same day too. It’s been a very busy few weeks, bu

Glinda POVI have felt nervous multiple times in my life, but nothing could compare to what I felt at that moment as I prepared for the game, for my first cheerleading moment. I was sure I was good enough, but at the same time, I feared making a fool of myself. I barely slept the whole night at Ronnie’s, as I kept trying to master the routine and get myself together. Every time I closed my eyes I saw the bleachers packed, the floodlights too bright, and my own feet somehow moving half a beat behind everyone else’s.One-two-three-clap. Kick. Pivot. Smile.By the time the first birds started arguing outside the window I had the whole sequence memorized so thoroughly it felt like it lived in my bones. That didn’t stop the cold sweat on the back of my neck when Ronnie’s alarm finally went off.We got ready in silence, and Ronnie helped me pack my hair up in a tight pony tail. The drive to the school was quiet except for the radio and the soft click of Ronnie’s nails against the steerin

It wasn’t fear exactly. It was sharper than that, an abrupt, cold clarity that settled behind my eyes like a second heartbeat. My steps slowed as the noise of the park faded under a sudden, impossible certainty.Something was coming.I stopped walking. Kavrian looked down at me, confused. “Glinda?”I didn’t answer right away as my gaze locked on the road just beyond the main gate, where cars were lining up at the traffic light. One particular black SUV was approaching the intersection a little too fast. The driver was looking down, phone, maybe. The light was about to change. A family with two small children was already stepping into the crosswalk a few meters ahead of us.The instinct that had been growing inside me for months, the same strange, quiet knowing that sometimes woke me in the middle of the night or made me turn a corner just before something fell, rose hard and fast.I grabbed Kavrian’s wrist and yanked him backward so sharply he nearly dropped the stuffed animal. At t