My Hockey Alpha Free Online Novels & Stories

Happiness to be free as who I am. Suddenly, a recognized husky voice snapped me out of my reveries with his hoarseness. “Hey, chick! Out of it or ready to get your brain smashed into pieces for the birds to feast on?” Alpha Matt shouted. As a well-recognized chase game that was no longer new to me, I stepped into the drawn circle at the far front of everyone watching me with a smirk at the edge of their lips like I was some sort of shits. “You talk with that mouth, don't you?!” Alpha Matt, muttered angrily at my silence.

"Yes, Professor?" "Today is the inter-pack hockey tournament. Why are you here?" I blinked again, my brain finally catching up to reality. The game. How could I have possibly forgotten? In werewolf society, hockey wasn't just a sport—it was a brutal, blood-pumping battlefield where Alphas settled their territorial dominance. And today was the most ruthless match of the entire year: Caius's Feral Pack team facing off against Nathan's Blood Moon Pack team. It was a notoriously violent bloodbath disguised as a game.

[Warning: Mature content. For 18+ readers .] “Get on your knees and beg me to keep your secret.” Kieran has spent years hiding his weakness. To everyone else, he’s the fearless captain of the school’s hockey team, the Alpha everyone admires. But beneath the jersey is a body slowly betraying him. He suffers from a rare condition that makes his pheromones smell like death and leaves him trapped in dangerous heats. If anyone discovers the truth, he could lose his reputation, his captaincy, and everything he has worked for. Then Kieran catches his girlfriend Layla, with Mason, the one player he can never stand to lose against. Their rivalry has always been vicious, but after their explosi

I've been planning this hit for three minutes, watching his patterns, waiting for the perfect moment. He sees me coming at the last second, but it's too late. I deliver a clean body check that sends him sliding into the corner boards with a crash that silences the entire arena. The golden boy of Frostfang hockey, the untouchable Alpha heir, just got demolished by the girl he threw away. I stand over him for half a second, making sure he feels the weight of what just happened. Then I skate away without looking back. The crowd gasps, then erupts in a mix of boos and shocked cheers. I hear someone in the stands yell, "Holy shit, did you see that?"

"Chess, huh? So, what else do you like to do? Play any sports back at your old school?" My face felt heated. More heated than it already was due to the hot guy standing in front of me and this damn binder. "Sports? Oh, no, never really pursued any." Alec's eyebrows shot up in surprise, but Adrien chuckled, that effortless grin never fading. "Well, if you're looking to dive into the scene here, our hockey team's scouting this weekend. Might be worth a shot." Alec glared at Adrien briefly before turning to me, "Yeah, you should consider it. Take your time getting your side how you want, but please leave mine alone. I have a certain thing about... Order." Then, they were off without another wor

Jonah forced a smile, nodding along to whatever the couch was saying, pretending to pay attention before jogging over to join us. I felt numb to it all. I was angry for sure but beneath was fear. Hunter was playing a game none of us understood, and now he’d roped in some kid to make me look like the bad guy in front of Astrid. But it was really what the kid had called him that got to me. “He called Hunter ‘Alpha’,” I said, my voice barely above a whisper in the mind link. Ryder’s eyes widened and he shot me a knowing look. “That means…” Ryder began, but I cut him off with a nod. Hunger was an Alpha’s son. It confirmed everything I had been suspecting about his abilities and the real danger h

But I still didn’t get it, my mind refusing to grasp the weight of those words. I turned sharply back to Nick, needing clarity straight from him. “You… tell me. What does being an alpha actually mean?” My voice was soft, almost fragile, betraying the fear curling in my chest. Nick’s eyes lifted to meet mine, and even though he didn’t smile, the warmth in his gaze made my stomach twist. “It means I have to protect these people—from other packs, from danger… from anything that could harm them. They’ve agreed to follow me because they trust me to lead. And I accepted because… because I want to protect you.” His words were steady, but the emotion behind them made my chest ache. The raw honesty i

“Listen… Did you check the school blog today?” I frowned. “What? No. Why?” “You need to know this,” she said. “The hockey team—Blackstone—is going against McCall College. It’s already on the blog. It's a big match and everyone’s talking about it.” I sat up straight. My hand gripped the phone tighter. “Wait… what?”

The person stopped, turning to look at me and the second they recognized my face, the smile dropped off their mouth as they looked at me with this awful, stinging disdain, their nose crinkling up like I was something dirty on the bottom of their shoe. “It's the Alpha's mating ceremony,” they said, their voice dripping with pity and disgust. They shook their head, looking me up and down. “Such a shame. Everyone really thought you were going to be Luna.” I staggered back, my boots slipping a little on the dirt. My mind was reeling, spinning around and around so fast I felt dizzy. This had to be some sick, twisted joke everyone was playing on me…it had to be. I shoved past the person, knocking

Some with reverence, some with curiosity, some with barely-disguised suspicion. Every move I made on the ice was deliberate, sharp, controlled. The bond had made my actions instinctual. I could predict plays, I could read players, I could sense threat. Jace moved to skate up next to me. “Relax,” he said, his eyes narrowing as he took in the team’s ever-alert stares. “Yeah, you’re the new blood mate-bonded to the alpha, full wolf powers, all that jazz. But don’t let it get you too high.”