Todos os capítulos de Falling for my greatest Nemesis, Killian Blackwood: Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

Killian POVI kicked the door of the chancellor’s office open without knocking. He jumped out of his chair, adjusting his glasses.“Mr. Blackwood… what can I do for you?”I ignored him and looked around the room.“You can’t just storm in here. I am in the middle of official university…”“Cut the crap, Vaughan,” I hissed, closing the distance in three strides. I leaned my weight against his desk. “Why was Hazel Frensby in here minutes ago? Why was she crying?”“That is confidential student business. I cannot disclose..”I reached across the desk, my fingers wrapping loosely around the lapel of his suit jacket. I yanked him forward until his face was inches from mine.“I don’t give a damn about your regulations. She is my business. Tell me what happened, or I will call my father and have your entire administration defunded by noon.”I hate using that bastard’s name to get what I want, but I need to know why Hazel was in here.He swallowed hard. “All right! All right, let go! They brough

KILLIAN POVI tossed a clean grey T-shirt and a pair of soft sweatpants onto the edge of the mattress. Hazel sat frozen right where I had left her, her knees pulled tight against her chest."Change into those," I told her. "Your clothes are covered in dirt from that alley floor."She swallowed hard, looking down at the sweatpants. She didn’t argue. She took the clothes into the bathroom.I turned on my heel and walked out of the bedroom, pulling the door shut behind me to give her space.Ten minutes later, I stood over the stove, flipping bacon while eggs cooked beside it. The toast popped up from the toaster just as I reached for it.A soft patter of footsteps echoed from the doorway. I looked up. Hazel stood there, and the sight almost made a rare smile break across my face. My clothes completely swallowed her."Sit." I pointed to the chair there.She hesitated before she sat down."You're cooking?" she asked in a surprised tone."I don't just ride motorcycles and break bones, Hazel

KILLIAN POVIdling around at the biker lot, I kept staring at my phone, waiting for Mitch to miraculously call. I know it’s not even been a day, but I’m not a patient man.I took my eyes off it for a moment, and it rang. I looked, but it was my mum, not Mitch.“Hello, my boy.”“Mum.”“How are you doing, baby?”“I’m good, Mum. Why did you call?” I know it breaks her heart when I shut her out, but I can’t help it.“Your father wants you back home,” she said in a low voice.I slammed my palm against my bike’s handle. I knew her calling got something to do with that man. “It’s been over a week and he’s still at it? I told the old man I'm busy. Tell him to go to hell.”“Killian, please,” she pleaded down the line. “Don't hang up. I know how much you don’t get along with your father. But you need to come home, hear him out, please. Just for one night.”“He has nothing to say that I want to hear.”“It’s not just about him, baby,” she whispered, her voice cracking slightly. “It’s also about m

HAZEL POV“I’m telling you it’s true,” Conner said, sliding a chip into his mouth.Winter leaned forward. “What exactly is going on in this campus? First someone sent her a bloody parcel, secondly a video of it was cast all over the place, and thirdly the said video just disappeared. This is really becoming a problem.”“Maybe it’s Killian.” Conner shrugged. “He might be doing it to taunt you. Guy is a menace.”“Aha, I said the same thing, and she was all like, ‘Oh, that’s not his way.’” Winter shook her head at me.“Sorry to say, Hazel, he’s the only one that has been bothering you around here, not to say he almost beat me to death, so yeah, my bet’s on him.”“I already apologized for that,” I mumbled.He stood and patted my shoulder. “And I already said it’s fine. It was not your fault. But whatever happens, you gotta stay clear of him. He’s bad news.” He kissed Winter on the cheek and left us alone in the cafe.“Are you two a thing now?” I smiled at her.“Maybe.” She blushed.I laug

HAZEL POV“Let go of me! I told you I didn't audition for this!” I screamed. “I said let go, you overgrown big bastards!”“Shut up and stay in line, forty-six,” the larger guard barked again.“There's been a mistake! Check the system again!” I pleaded, my voice cracking with pure panic as tears blurred my vision. “My name shouldn't be on that list! Let me out of here!”None of the girls even looked at me. If anything, they were delighted to be here. Sick people. They kept on calling numbers, and the girls one by one walked out. I heard them bidding, and this is really sick. Are we bags of chips or what? Always listen to your damn guts, Hazel.“Entry number forty-two, you're up,” a female yelled, clicking her pen.A tall brunette stepped forward, the heavy curtains parting as she walked out onto the main stage. The second she stepped out, a deafening roar erupted.“Alright, gentlemen!” the student MC’s voice boomed over the loudspeakers. “Let’s keep the numbers climbing! Bidding for nu