All Chapters of kiss me captain: The ice captain chubby fake girlfriend : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Chapter 42- Ryan please “Look at her face," Ryan said softly, taking a single, agonizingly slow half-step forward on his good leg. "You're scaring her. Put her down, and we can talk about this like men."In the middle of Jason's frantic screaming, the little girl suddenly twisted around in his arms and bit down as hard as she could into the meat of his thumb.Jason yelled in pain, his grip slackening for a fraction of a second.Ryan moved instantly. He lunged forward, pulling the child cleanly out of Jason's arms and tossing her backward toward Maya, who caught her and pulled her under the dining table.Desperate, cornered, and entirely out of control, Jason reached into his coat and whipped out a heavy dark metallic handgun."Get down!" Ryan shouted, shoving Emma and Maya flat behind the solid wood dining table just as a siren wailed from the street outside. The sound of police sirens cut through the night, growing louder with every passing second until red and blue lights began fla

Chapter 44 – Open Your EyesThe fact that Ryan lightly touched her palm with his finger, pulled Emma out of her thoughts almost immediately.She stood up so fast the plastic chair screeched. She pressed the call button on the wall, her voice trembling into the intercom speaker. "He's moving! Please, someone come in!. He moved. Can someone hear me?"Within seconds, two nurses pushed through the door. Emma stepped back, her hands pressed over her mouth as the staff moved swiftly around the bed, checking the monitors, shining a small penlight into Ryan’s eyes, and monitoring his oxygen levels. Ryan's dark eyelashes fluttered twice. He let out a low, rough breath, his head turning slowly on the pillow. His eyes opened, clouded with confusion and heavy sedation, until his gaze drifted past the nurses and locked directly onto Emma standing at the foot of the bed."Emma..." his voice was barely a raspy whisper."I'm right here," she said, stepping back to his side as the nurses finished th

Chapter 46 – The Woman He Never ForgotThe suite was completely quiet except for the sound of cars moving far below. Matt sat on the edge of the messy king-sized bed, still wearing the white shirt from the day before. The top buttons were open, and his sleeves were rolled up. His phone and tablet were lying on the glass table, both filled with new notifications. Allison was everywhere. Her crying face was all over the internet, and everyone was talking about how badly she had been treated. People were feeling sorry for her while attacking Emma and Ryan. Matt stared at the floor for a long moment. Just yesterday, he might have felt bad for Allison. He might have even wanted to defend her. But now? He was just tired. So tired of the drama, the arguments, the crying, and everything that came with being married to her. He rubbed his face and leaned back against the headboard. For the first time in three years, he allowed himself to think about something he had pushed away for a long tim

Chapter 48 – You Let Her Leave Richard stepped out of his study and stopped near the archway. His dark suit was still neat, like always, but his face looked tired. He looked at Allison for a few seconds before speaking. “Why did you make that statement to the press, Allison?” Allison blinked. “What do you mean, Dad?” “You spoke to those reporters yesterday,” Richard said. “You said things about Emma and Ryan. But you never actually saw them together before the wedding. We don't even know if Emma really did anything wrong.” Allison's face changed immediately. “I didn't accuse anyone!” she said. “They were asking me questions, and I told them I didn't want to expose my own sister. That's all.” Evelyn stepped forward before Richard could say anything else. “Richard, stop blaming her. If Emma was innocent, then why didn't she defend herself when we told her to leave?” Richard looked at his wife. “Because she barely had a chance to speak, Evelyn. Everyone was angry. Everyone was shouting

Chapter 50 – The Flight HomeDr. Evans let the silence hang for another second before finally smiling. “You’re completely fine, Ryan.” Ryan blinked at him. “Completely fine?” “Yes. Your scans look good, and there’s no serious damage we need to worry about. But you’re going to need to rest that leg completely for at least two to three weeks, just like I told you before. No skating, no training, and definitely no trying to sneak onto the ice when nobody is looking.” Ryan stared at him. “Two to three weeks?” “You heard me.” Ryan dropped his head back against the pillow. “What if I had a heart attack from all this stress?” Dr. Evans laughed. “You’ll survive. Honestly, I just wanted to frighten you two a little. You should have seen your faces when I walked in.” Emma’s mouth fell open. “Wait. You knew you were scaring us?” “A little,” he admitted. “But you’re fine, and you can go back to Los Angeles. Just take it easy and follow my instructions.” Emma watched Ryan closely as Dr. Evans con