All Chapters of The Hockey Alpha's Rejection : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

CHAPTER TWO Raina's POV I pushed the front door open and walked into the house with my hands shaking from the cold, and I was desperately hoping my parents would offer me some kind of comfort after what happened at the ceremony. My father was sitting near the middle of the room with a sour look on his face, and my brother Ethan was already standing by the counter with a drink in his hand while my sister Mira smiled at me from the hallway. "Don't start crying in here, Raina, because you got exactly what you deserved tonight," my father said, and he didn't even bother to stand up or look me in the eye as he spoke. "Father, Damon publicly humiliated me in front of the whole academy," I said, stepping closer to the center of the room while my voice trembled. "He rejected me right on the floor, and Ethan stood right beside his teammates and laughed at me instead of saying anything to defend his own sister." "Why would I defend someone who makes our whole family look like a complete j

CHAPTER FOUR Raina's POVI ran out of my house and through the woods as fast as my shaking legs could carry me, and my mind was completely terrified because someone had taken the positive pregnancy test right out of my bedroom drawer. I made my way straight toward the secret cabin outside the pack territory where Damon and I had met for months, because I believed with all my heart that it was the one place nobody in the pack knew about, and I desperately needed to confront him about his hesitation and ask him how we were going to survive this nightmare.I pushed the door open and stepped into the small, dark room, but the cabin was completely empty, so I sat down on the edge of the table near the corner and wrapped my arms around my middle while I waited for him to show up. Minutes passed in total silence, but before I could hear Damon's familiar footsteps on the path, heavy crunching sounds echoed right outside the window, and my heart slammed against my ribs as I backed up toward

CHAPTER SIX POV: Raina I dragged my body through the thick bushes beyond the pack territory border, and every single step I took made the deep cut on my arm burn like fire while blood continuously dripped down onto my torn shirt. Rain was still pouring down from the dark sky, soaking my clothes and making the ground extremely slippery, but I kept pushing forward through the mud because I was completely terrified that Alpha Marcus’s guards were right behind me waiting to finish the job. My heart was pounding frantically against my ribs, and every time a tree branch snapped in the distance, I froze on my knees and squeezed my eyes shut, praying that the hitmen wouldn't find me out here in the open. I crawled up a small dirt hill, and right through the thick trees ahead, I spotted the shape of an old hunting shack standing completely alone in the neutral woods. I used all the remaining energy in my body to stumble across the clearing, and I shoved the front door open, throwing myself

CHAPTER EIGHT POV: Raina I held my four-year-old twins, Ruth and Raymond, by their hands as we walked into the lobby of the main league headquarters in the neighboring city, and I stood tall with my shoulders back, feeling completely confident in the new life I had built for myself over the last five years. My business partner Reign was already waiting for us near the main glass doors, holding a thick folder of signed documents in his hand, and he smiled brightly the moment he saw us walking toward him. "Look who finally made it to the big meeting," Reign said, stepping forward to greet us while he reached down to pat Raymond on the head in a warm, protective way, though neither of us knew that we were actually full biological brother and sister. "Traffic was heavy near the city center, Reign, but we made it on time," I said, offering him a firm smile as I adjusted my purse on my shoulder. "Did the league board sign off on every single page of the purchase agreement?" "Everythin

CHAPTER TEN POV: Damon I drove back to the pack house at dangerous speeds, my hands gripping the steering wheel so tight my knuckles turned pale, while pure fury burned through every single bone in my body over the lie my father had kept from me for five long years. I slammed my car door shut, marched up the front steps, and stormed right into my father’s main office on the second floor, slamming the door behind me so hard that the glass frame on the wall rattled loudly against the paint. My father was sitting behind his main desk reviewing financial papers, and he didn't even flinch when the door slammed, slowly lifting his head to glare at me with annoyance in his eyes. "What is the meaning of this dramatic entrance, Damon?" my father asked, setting his pen down on the table while he crossed his arms over his chest. "I am in the middle of preparing our quarterly budget reports, so whatever hockey drama you have going on can wait until dinner." "You lied to me!" I shouted, taki