Todos los capítulos de Captain Hockey's Hybrid Girl: Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

The room fell into a sudden silence.Theo was the first to recover from his shock. He glanced at the stack of documents, then at Kael’s desk chair, and finally back at Iris.“Is she sitting there?”“Your powers of observation are truly magnificent,” Kael replied flatly.“No, I mean—she’s sitting in your chair.”“And you only realized that after spending nearly a full minute staring at her,” Kael said, his tone remaining entirely deadpan.Dimitri crossed his arms over his chest. His gaze was calmer, yet far more analytical. “Is she the one who finished that report?”Without standing up, Iris handed the summary sheet to Kael.“It isn’t completely finished. However, I’ve flagged the problematic sections,” Iris answered calmly.Dimitri accepted the parchment. His eyes darted across the figures before halting at Iris’s corrected note.“Two hundred gold coins,” he murmured. “If this error had slipped through, the border weapons budget would have vanished from the ledger without anyone ever

“Damn it!” Julius crumpled the letter until its edges were thoroughly ruined.“Well?” Merlin pressed. “What does it say?”Julius remained silent.Victoria rose from her seat and stepped closer. “Father, don’t keep us waiting. There’s no way Count Radcliff would just cancel this dinner out of nowhere.”“Sit down!” Julius barked.Victoria flinched, then slowly retreated to her seat. Her eyes grew increasingly anxious. Iris observed the letter still clutched in Julius’s hand. The black wax seal had been broken, yet the wolf crest stamped upon it remained distinctly visible.“Hand that letter over to me,” Merlin demanded.Julius immediately shoved it into his coat pocket. “There’s nothing you need to know.”“If there’s nothing to know, then why do you look like you’ve just received news of a death?” Merlin asked, her curiosity reaching a boiling point.“We will discuss this later!” Julius declared.“Did Count Radcliff call off the engagement?” Iris’s question brought a dead silence over t

“Have you lost your mind?” Iris shouted the moment they reached the crown prince’s private room.“About what?” Kael asked, looking completely innocent, as if he had done nothing wrong.“What was that drama just now? Why did you do that? Do you want me to become the subject of gossip and bullying from the other students?” Iris demanded, thoroughly furious.“That won’t happen,” Kael replied. “Listen, Miss. I did it precisely to protect you—so that no one would dare belittle or harass you again.”“You don’t understand. It’s exactly because of the announcement you just made that I’ll become the target of everyone’s frustration,” Iris said, deeply frustrated. All she truly wanted was to live and study in peace without drawing anyone’s attention.Damn it. From the very beginning, getting involved with this annoying man in front of me was a mistake, Iris muttered inwardly.Kael closed the door of his private room once they were inside. The noise from the academy courtyard gradually faded, bu

When the bell rang, Iris quickly gathered her books. She didn’t want to stay any longer. Victoria shot her a sharp look as she passed her desk, but said nothing—probably because a few students were still nearby.Iris left the academy building with quick steps. The late-afternoon air felt a little cold, and the sky was beginning to turn orange. She just wanted to return to her room as soon as possible, lock the door, and disappear from everyone’s sight.But her steps halted when she reached the parking courtyard.A glossy black car bearing the royal crest was parked near the gate. The rear door was open, and from inside, Kael leaned slightly outward.“Miss.”That voice made several students who happened to be passing immediately turn their heads. Iris exhaled softly, then walked closer with reluctance.“Get in,” Kael said briefly.Iris looked at him. “I can walk back.”“I need my assistant for tomorrow’s match preparations,” Kael replied without changing his tone. “There are several th

Iris smiled cynically even though blood still trickled from the corner of her lips. Her body lay on the floor near the wall, both calves throbbing fiercely, and her ribs ached from the earlier impact. Yet her eyes continued to meet Julius’s without fear.“Just kill me,” she repeated quietly, her voice hoarse but steady. “It’s better to die than to keep being the person you torture and accuse however you please.”Julius froze. His Gamma aura still trembled in the air, but he did not move. Victoria and Merlin exchanged glances, clearly not expecting Iris to dare resist this far.“You’re… crazy,” Julius muttered, still breathing hard.Iris let out a small, bitter laugh. “Maybe. But I’m tired. Tired of being the scapegoat. Tired of being the outlet every time Victoria feels offended.”She rose slowly. Her body trembled, yet she stood upright. She wiped the blood from her lips with the back of her hand.“If you choose to believe Victoria’s words so completely, go ahead. But I will not apol