LOVING MR HOCKEY STAR のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 151 - チャプター 160

Victoria's POV"Videos of her public breakdowns, witness statements from other students about concerning behavior, records of academic performance decline, evidence of increasingly poor judgment in her personal relationships." I was making half of it up, but I needed him to believe Maya was genuinely dangerous."I see. And you believe she needs to be removed from the university environment?""For her own safety, yes. And potentially for the safety of others. Maya has been making increasingly erratic decisions, targeting people she sees as enemies, building alliances with individuals who may not have her best interests at heart. I'm afraid she might do something she can't take back."The silence stretched so long I wondered if the call had disconnected. When Marcus finally spoke, his voice had changed completely. Gone was the concerned uncle; in its place was something cold and calculating."Miss Sterling, these are very serious allegations you're making about my niece. You're suggesti

Maya's POV The silence that followed was answer enough.Marcus cleared his throat. "Maya, if you refuse, the university has grounds to mandate a psychological evaluation. Given the reports and your current behavior, they could argue you're a danger to yourself or others.""I'm not dangerous," I whispered."Then prove it," Marcus said. "Take the leave voluntarily. Show everyone you're taking your mental health seriously."I wanted to scream. I wanted to rage against the unfairness of it all. But I could see the trap closing around me, refuse and be forced into evaluation, accept and prove Victoria right about my instability."Can I have some time to think about it?" I asked.Dean Matthews nodded. "You have until tomorrow morning to decide. In the meantime, campus security will be monitoring your movements for your own safety."The words hit me like a physical blow. "You're putting me under surveillance?""For your protection," Mom said quickly. "Just until we know you're okay."I stood

Jaxon's POV By the time I left Maya at the journalism building, she insisted on staying to avoid leading anyone back to our meeting place, my phone was exploding with messages. The article had gone viral, and students were choosing sides faster than I could track. I started making calls from the list Maya had given me."Hey, this is Jaxon Cross. Yeah, that Jaxon. Listen, I know Victoria Sterling made your life hell last semester. Some of us are organizing to make sure she can't do that to anyone else. Are you interested?"Most said yes immediately. A few were hesitant, scared of retaliation. I didn't blame them. By midnight, I had fifteen students confirmed and a plan forming. We met in the basement of the library, away from prying eyes and security cameras."Okay, listen up," I addressed the group. "Victoria Sterling has been running a harassment campaign against multiple students, including Maya Cross. Most of you know this firsthand. The difference now is that we have proof, and we

Ronan's POVI should have been home grading papers. Instead, I was crouched in the shadows outside Dean Matthews's office at eleven o'clock at night, waiting for the cleaning crew to finish their rounds. This was insane. This was career suicide. This was exactly what I needed to do.I'd been watching the situation with Maya spiral for weeks, forced to maintain professional distance while the woman I loved was being systematically destroyed. But tonight, after seeing Marcus Blackwood order her detention and watching security surround her like she was a criminal, something inside me snapped. I was done playing by rules that were designed to protect the guilty.The cleaning cart rattled past, Mrs. Chen humming softly as she moved down the hallway toward the faculty offices. I waited until her footsteps faded completely before approaching Dean Matthews's door.My hands shook as I pulled out the master key I'd "borrowed" from the maintenance office earlier. Technically, as a department head

Ronan's POV "No.""Give me the phone, or I'll have security take it from you. Along with your faculty ID, your office key, and your freedom." His voice turned to ice. "You're already facing breaking and entering charges. Do you really want to add obstruction of justice and theft of confidential documents?""Those documents prove Maya is in danger," I argued desperately. "They prove everything she said about being targeted, about the conspiracy..""They prove nothing except that you're a professor obsessed with a student, willing to break the law to protect her." Matthews stepped closer. "How do you think that looks, Ronan? The professor who can't maintain professional boundaries, who's been warned repeatedly about his inappropriate relationship with Ms. Cross, caught breaking into administrative offices at night? It looks like stalking. It looks like an obsession."My blood ran cold as I realized the trap. Any evidence I'd gathered would be dismissed because of how I'd obtained it. Wo