Lahat ng Kabanata ng FAKING IT ON ICE: DATING THE SPORT KING: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

SEVENThe moment I stepped through the invisible boundary, something inside me changed. It was not like the strange feeling I had experienced during my first transformation or the sudden rush of power that came whenever Mikka was in danger. This was deeper, quieter, almost like my body had finally recognized a place my mind had never seen before. The air felt different against my skin, carrying the scent of trees, earth and wolves, while a strange warmth spread through my chest. For a few seconds, I simply stood there, trying to understand why the ground beneath my feet felt like it belonged to me.My wolf stirred strongly inside me, but this time it wasn't angry or demanding. It was alert, almost respectful, as if it could feel something in the land that I couldn't see yet. I looked around and noticed ancient stone buildings hidden between the trees, narrow paths leading deeper into the settlement and tall wooden houses that looked as though they had been standing there for generatio

SEVENMy first real meeting with my father's old council left me more suspicious than reassured. The council chamber was a wide stone room with a long wooden table in the middle, and old marks were carved into the walls as if the room had been used for important meetings for hundreds of years. Seven wolves sat around the table, and every one of them looked at me differently. Two lowered their heads when I entered, one gave me a small smile, and the others simply watched me like they were waiting for me to make a mistake. I had expected answers about my father, but as I took my seat, I realized I had walked into a room full of questions instead.The oldest member, a thin man named Elder Julius, was sitting at the head of the table. His gray hair was tied behind his neck, and his eyes were sharp enough to make me feel as though he could see every thought in my head. He welcomed me formally, but another council member immediately leaned forward with a doubtful expression. He introduced h

SEVENThe moment Mikka's urgent call ended, I was already moving. Her voice had been low and tense, and even before she told me where she was, I knew something serious had happened. I grabbed my jacket and ran through the territory, my wolf pushing against me with every step as if it already sensed danger. By the time I reached the path leading away from the council buildings, Mikka was waiting for me beside the stone wall, her face pale but determined. She quickly explained what she had seen, and when she finished, I looked toward the dark path ahead and knew we couldn't let the traitor disappear."Are you sure it was him?""I can't say who he was, but I saw him enter the Alpha's chambers."Her answer left no room for doubt. I reached for her hand and pulled her closer, making sure she stayed beside me as we moved through the trees. I didn't want her anywhere near danger, but I also knew she was the reason we had found the truth. We followed the trail until we spotted the council mem

SEVENAs soon as we stepped outside, the first enemy wolf came charging for Mikka before I could even think, and something inside me snapped. I had spent weeks fighting my wolf, afraid of what would happen if I gave it too much control, but this time there was no hesitation. Mikka was in danger, and my body reacted before my mind could catch up. I felt the change rush through me, but instead of pain and confusion, there was a strange sense of peace. My bones shifted, my muscles tightened and dark fur spread across my skin until the world around me changed completely.The sounds became sharper, the smells stronger and every movement around me seemed slow. I could hear Mikka's heartbeat behind me, the footsteps of the wolves rushing toward us and even the wind moving through the trees. My wolf wasn't screaming for control anymore. It was working with me. I could feel its strength beneath my thoughts, but I was still there, still aware of who I was and what I needed to protect. Then the

SEVENI looked at him, then at Mikka, and the words he had said continued to ring in my ears. Your mate carries something they need. I still could not understand what that meant, and the thought of someone wanting Mikka for something she did not even know she had filled me with a kind of anger that made my hands shake. I stepped closer to my father, lowering my voice because I did not want the wolves outside to hear us.“What does Mikka carry?” I asked. “What exactly are you talking about?”My father looked at Mikka for a long moment before his eyes returned to me. There was something in his expression that made my stomach tighten because he looked less like the powerful Alpha I had imagined growing up and more like a father who was terrified that his son had just walked into the same danger that had destroyed his family. He slowly lowered himself against the wall, breathing hard, and Mikka immediately noticed how weak he was.“It’s not an object,” he said. “And it’s not something she