All Chapters of Craving the wrong Captain : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter 2.Maya's POV.I flinched, regret cementing my face as I pulled away from him, and my laughter replaced disgust. He squinted, reading the sharp switch on my face.The party remained silent; everyone was stunned.Grabbing my purse, I sauntered out of the party room, and I could feel many eyes piercing through me like ice daggers in my side views, but I didn't bother to spare one a look.That was Davies Jnr; the name on every girl's lips, the college golden boy, and the boy every girl pretended not to stare at whenever he stepped on the rink.Nathan's toughest rival and most controversial hockey captain at Wartburg College.He was one of the dangerous hockey players in the senior leagues. Strong on the puck, great hockey IQ... name it, and the most gossiped-about male on campus.However, recently his career had been checked into the boards amidst off-ice rumours of him being a reckless playboy. His captain title was hanging by a little thread.Before I rushed out of the party, h

Chapter 4.Maya's POV.My words were like heavy stones hung on his neck as he froze, dumbfounded. He fisted his hands, jaw clenching. Cold terror radiated from his face.I shrugged my shoulders, unfazed. He could not breathe, imagining me around his hockey rival, yet he cheated on me several times. Pathetic!I turned on my heels, not giving him a chance to spill out whatever garbage he had in his stinking, filthy mouth.By the time I got to my dorm, Elena was already at home, looking so dishevelled like a sewer.I dropped my bags on the bed and slumped on it, my heart reeling with Nathan's words."What's the drama all about this time?" Elena asked, stirring her coffee.I swallowed and exhaled slowly to hide my emotions. "Nathan is mad at me for getting close to Davies."She flinched, placing the coffee on the cupboard. "Pathetic! And what did you tell him?"She tilted her head, a daring eye flashing at me like she would kill me if I dared tell her something stupid."I owe him no expla

MAYA"Are you just going to stand there and watch him walk away, or are you going to breathe?" Davies asked, his voice cutting through the thick tension in the rink.Nathan’s broad shoulders disappeared down the concrete tunnel. The echo of his heavy boots faded into the buzzing noise of the arena. My chest tightened. A weird, suffocating knot formed in my throat. We had spent years together. High school prom, college applications, endless late nights studying. Now he was just a furious stranger hurling threats at me in public."This feels wrong," a sigh escaped my lips. Rubbing my temples, a dull ache started to pound behind my eyes. "Everything is moving too fast. Yesterday I was his girl, and today we are screaming at each other on the ice. It is a lot."Davies leaned against the wooden boards. He crossed his arms over his broad chest. His brown eyes scanned my face, stripping away the tough front I tried to maintain."Feeling bad for a guy who was balls-deep in your best friend?"

MAYA“Maya.” I jumped when I heard his deep voice, then looked up to meet his eyes staring down at me.“Are you okay? You seem lost.”I nodded, lips pressed in a thin line. “Y-yeah, yeah, I'm pretty good.’He didn't look like he believed a word but he just nodded and walked me to a makeshift beer pong table. Chad, one of Davies’s teammates, threw a ping pong ball into a cup and cheered loudly. The game of truth or dare happening to our left involved a freshman eating a raw egg. The energy was electric. But the thought of his cock still tormented me."Drink some water," Davies murmured, leaning close to my ear to be heard over the music. "You are downing that fast.""I need the liquid courage," a laugh bubbled up from my chest. The alcohol was already making my head spin, loosening the tight knots of anxiety. My blood ran hot. The liquor made every touch from him feel like sparks on dry wood.A sudden violent shove sent someone crashing into the dirt near us.Looking up, a familiar f

MAYA"Just leave me alone."Pushing past his broad frame, my boots hit the carpet of my dorm room with heavy, frantic thuds. Tears burned the back of my eyes, hot and sharp. A violent shudder ripped through my spine. The adrenaline crash from the roaring bonfire, the brutal fistfight, and the raw heat of that cabin all hit me at the exact same time. My chest tightened until drawing a simple breath felt like swallowing crushed glass.Davies stepped inside and kicked the heavy wooden door shut. The loud click of the lock echoed in the quiet room, sealing us inside."Maya, look at me." His voice held a rough, steady edge. He reached out, his large palm hovering near my trembling shoulder. "The idiot is gone. You are safe.""Don't touch me!" Smacking his hand away, a broken sob tore from my throat.He dropped his arm, but his dark eyes stayed locked onto my face. He refused to step back. His messy hair and bruised jaw made him look dangerous, yet his gaze held genuine concern. That concer