Todos los capítulos de Captain Hockey's Hybrid Girl: Capítulo 21 - Capítulo 30

Iris remained seated in silence, her gaze fixed straight on the field as if Victoria didn’t exist. The soft laughter of Victoria’s friends was clearly audible behind her, but she gave no reaction at all. That only made Victoria more irritated.“I’m talking to you, Iris,” Victoria pressed, her voice rising an octave. “Or have you become too arrogant now that you’re Prince Kael’s assistant?”Several students nearby began to turn their heads—including some from noble families sitting in the stands near the fence.Iris finally spoke, her voice calm and flat, yet loud enough for those nearby to hear.“Ah, so I’m supposed to act arrogant—just like you reported to Father,” Iris answered evenly. “In that case, there’s no need to embarrass yourself by shouting.”Victoria froze for a moment, as if she couldn’t believe Iris dared to reply in such a comp

“So, how long are you going to keep playing with that Miss Assistant of yours?” Dimitri asked.They were currently in the hockey locker room, while Iris had already returned to her class.“Yeah, don’t play with her for too long. I don’t think her life has always been smooth,” Theo said, remembering the injuries Iris had sustained.Ian only sat in silence, watching his three friends.“Who’s playing?” Kael asked, his voice flat.“Come on, Kael. We know you too well. You really like interesting new toys. We know Iris is your new toy this time,” Dimitri said.“A toy, is it?” Kael smiled faintly, his tone casual. “Hm, I don’t know. I don’t intend to stop just yet.”He turned and entered the shower room without waiting for a reply.Behind the door, hot water began to flow. Kael lowered his head under the spray, letting the water wash

“Wait—how did you even know I was here?” Iris asked.Without waiting for an invitation, Kael sat down beside her, one leg bent and the other stretched out.“I can find you easily, Miss. So don’t ever think I can’t,” he said, still carrying that arrogant tone.Iris could only huff. “I’m not running away, by the way. You said I should come to the Crown Prince’s office after class ends. So just let me rest for now,” she protested.“Do you usually rest by eating air?” Kael asked.Iris frowned in confusion.Understanding her expression, Kael continued, “Because you’re just sitting here breathing in the wind. There’s no food. No wonder you’re so thin—it looks like you’d snap in half if someone held you too tightly.”Iris’s brow furrowed, a little irritated. “I’m not thin enough to break. And I’m not

The waiters began serving the appetizers one by one. The rich aroma of truffle and grilled meat filled the room, enough to make even Kael—who usually paid little attention to food—raise an eyebrow.Theo attacked his plate without the slightest shame. “I swear, this is better than dorm food. If every night were like this, I’d willingly become Kael’s assistant too.”Dimitri shot him a scornful look. “You? As an assistant? In the end Kael would be the one needing help just to keep you from getting drunk.”“Hey, I can be disciplined if I want to!” Theo protested, raising his wine glass high as if proving the opposite.Leon laughed quietly. “Which discipline? The one where you almost fell asleep in the locker room hugging a hockey stick?”Iris, who had only been smiling softly until now, finally joined in. Her voice was still quiet but clear. “Actually… yesterday I saw Theo sleeping on the bench while drooling.”The room went silent for a second, then exploded.“IRIS?!” Theo nearly choked.

The guards roughly seized Iris’s arms. She struggled and pushed their hands away, but the strength of two grown men far exceeded hers. Her body was dragged forcibly toward the main door.“Let go…!” Iris hissed, her voice low but sharp. Her gaze remained cold as she stared at Merlin, who stood behind them with a satisfied smile.Merlin merely waved her hand as if swatting away a fly. “Just throw her into the yard. Let her learn her place.”The door was thrown wide open. The cold night wind immediately swept across Iris’s face. In an instant, her body was shoved hard from behind.Iris fell onto the gravel of the courtyard. Her knees and palms stung. She lifted her face, her hair disheveled, yet her eyes still stared straight at the door that was soon slammed shut in front of her.The clear sound of the lock turning echoed.She rose slowly. Dust and gravel clung to her skirt. Iris did not shout, cry, or pound on the door. She only breathed slowly through her nose, her gaze growing colder