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Skates, ice, a puck, and eleven other men who trusted me to lead them through a game of sixty minutes of simplicity. "You good, Captain?" Marsh, my line member, wandered into the stall next to me, assessing me more than I liked to be assessed at a time like this. "I'm good." "You've been a ghost for the last month." "Family matters. This is the last weekend I was gone." I thumped him on the shoulder, cutting off whatever else he wanted to say on the matter. "Let's just win tonight."

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Nathan happened to walk by, stick in hand. I figured that as captain he'd at least do something about the toxic bullying. Instead he was frowning, still griping to the vice-captain. "Our blue-line defense was like wet paper today. Bunch of useless idiots." He didn't even glance at the jerseys strewn across the floor, just took one long stride over them and strode off. Watching his arrogant back, I let out a bitter laugh. Back in my dorm that night, with nowhere to vent, I logged straight into my hockey-forum alt account: IceTyrant.

When I reached the door, I took a deep breath and knocked three times. “Come in,” a familiar voice called from inside. I opened the door and stepped in. Sitting across from Principal Hargrove was a ridiculously hot guy with dark, slightly tousled hair and striking dark green eyes. I recognized him instantly. Sebastian Hale. Westfield’s captain. The one who had dismantled Hawthorne’s offense on Friday night and smiled at me afterward like he actually saw me.

Chapter 126: Interview with the Hockey Sexy Captain. ~ Gwen ~ "An interview, guys," Yates spoke up, his voice smooth and entirely composed as he broke the silence. "She wants to get some background on my role as the hockey captain for a piece she's putting together on her campus blog. I figured I'd do her a favor and help out." The tension vanished from the group instantly, and my smile grew a little wider. "Oh, well that is really thoughtful of you to do, man," Jerome said, turning to look at me with a warm expression. "I'm sure it makes Gwen happy to get that sorted out."

"We have a team outside your mountain estate right now, Captain. The power grid to your valley just dropped, and our guys saw a woman inside the house before the shutters came down." Rhys’s posture went completely rigid. He gripped my arm tighter, though he didn't seem to realize he was doing it. "You are trespassing on private property, Dan. Call your people off before I contact the state police." "You can call whoever you want, Rhys, but we already have the story," the reporter countered, his tone full of corporate confidence. "Our sources inside the front office say you haven't touched a hockey stick in five days. We know about the knee. We are running the headline at midnight: *The eight

Amorivia's brows furrowed. "You are, Amorivia, lady. How you forgot is funny to me." The furrows on Amorivia's forehead remained. She hates the cockiness of this boy but she recalls that Peter was cocky. Peter might be this boy but just playing with her, she thought. "Are we still flying away from Captain Hook?" She asked the boy. "Who's Captain Hook?" He asked back. "Isn't James Hook the pirate who wants to kill Peter Pan?" "Oh yes! With Smee in his ship! Hook is afraid of his own unnaturally coloured blood and oh the saltwater crocodile."

A wolf's head, encircled by a ring of stars. I knew that crest. I'd seen it stamped into palace stationery, carved into the doors of the packhouse, embroidered into the ceremonial banners that had hung all through the pack square two nights ago while Easton married another woman in front of me. The Moss family crest. "Where did you get that ring?" My voice came out sharper than I intended, cutting through the quiet crackle of the fire. Elias glanced up, followed my gaze down to his own hand, and I watched something shutter behind his eyes, not surprise, exactly. More like the resigned stillness of a man who'd known this moment was coming and simply hadn't decided yet how to survive it.

Oliver stood under the hot, white spotlight. The bright light burned his eyes. He stared at the tall man holding his hand. The truth hit him like a heavy, cold rock. Alexander Whitman. The famous hockey captain. The man who fucked him so hard in the hotel pool. He was actually a Montgomery. He was the son of the enemy. Oliver pulled his hand back. He pulled very hard. Alexander’s fingers were strong, but Oliver ripped his hand away. The skin on Oliver’s wrist burned red from the tight grip.

The intense, dark scent of his expensive sandalwood cologne completely wrapped around my senses, making my head spin. "You're going to explain it to me?" Elijah asked, his deep voice carrying a dangerously smooth edge. He reached out and placed his large, warm hands on the polished edge of the desk on either side of my hips, completely trapping me between his muscular arms. "Go ahead, Cassy. I'm listening. Explain to me why my co-captain had his hands under your shirt and his mouth on yours fifteen minutes after practice ended." "He was... he was comforting me," I stammered, pulling my grey sweater tighter around myself, my hazel eyes wide behind my glasses. "I went to the university library