Todos los capítulos de The Hybrid Cheerleader And Her Hockey Alphas : Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

Lila.My eyes scanned around the rough paths, fear enveloped me. The scent of the damp wood filled the air.Jace? Where are you?My face reddened with fear as I struggled to maintain my stance… I didn't know what I was even doing anymore…The building was eerily silent. The chilling feeling of the area clouded my mind and left me with doubts.Did I make a mistake coming here? Jace had always been a dick… and there I was, trying to help him…My heart skipped a beat as I took my first step into the dark room. My belly rumbled angrily, struggling to hold me back. Inside there was a new scent—blood. The metallic stench filled the air and I could barely breathe.“Jace! Jace!” My voice rang out sharply through the building, shaking the empty walls. Shivers ran down my spine as I stood in shock.All I got was the feedback from my echoes and the chilling silence.There was something about this place; I knew it.I couldn't help it. Unease fought to hold me back, but I didn't give in to it… my

Lila.“What the fuck is wrong?” my voice was deep with rage. “One minute, you're helping, the other, you're talking trash…”That same force was beginning to gain ground inside me. The volcano was stirring inside me.“Watch out!” he dived right at me, slamming me into the ground.The spear caught his head, but not too deep. He threw me immediately. That same mark on Brielle was on his skin. I was breathless; my stomach churned at the sight of his bloody head. The mark glowed, just like that of Brielle.“I'm sorry, I didn't mean to,” I begged, sticking closer to him as the shadows closed in on us.“It's fine. Just stay behind me…” he muttered, clenching the mark hard and muttering some inaudible words. In a blink, it slowly stopped glowing and just became a scar.“How did you do that?”“Stay behind me,” he snarled, his face burning with fury.With a loud cry, he swung his fist into the air. The intensity of the jab broke its jaw into pieces and it crashed into the ground, bleeding profu

Kael.“Enough, leave Jace out of this,” I scolded, my eyes burning with fury.The thicket around was filled with the thickness of the silence.Jace bled badly and grinned in pain.“This is between you and me.”I wrapped my hand around his arm and dragged him to the corner.“Take care of him,” I ordered the low-ranking hunter.“But…”My fist pounded his head and his brain made a shift. He grabbed his ointment immediately and channelled his magic straight into Jace’s wound.He raised an eyebrow with a wicked smile.“I was just having some fun,” he retorted dryly. “And let's do this right, boy,” he snarled.The leaves rustled beneath my knee as I lowered myself to the ground in reverence of the old traditions, and he followed suit.“I hereby challenge you to a duel—a death match,” I bellowed; my voice sent shivers running down their spines.“Challenge accepted, but one condition…” he smiled with deceit in those eyes. I raised an eyebrow, and smoke escaped through my nostrils.“Whoever wi

Lila.My breath was ragged and my soul was tired. We had been on the run for the past few days now, and the funny part was, we didn't even know where we were running to. We could just walk into the Council's trap…My heart raced heavily in my chest and beads of sweat rolled down my face. To be honest, I had seen hell. We had barely eaten anything. We had been running from hunters up and down, and at this point my body didn't want to move any further.I dropped to the ground with a loud cry. A deep, ragged breath escaped my lips. The scorching sun burned my skin and Wylan rushed to me.“Lila, come on, we've got to keep moving…” he said, stretching out his hand, but I ignored him.My body ached and he was telling me that trash. I knew he was used to these harsh conditions, but I wasn't.“Lila, come on…” he urged, his voice dry.“I'm tired. Can't you see?” I replied, my breath faltering.The whoosh of his deep sigh blew a few strands of my hair.“Alright, but we can't rest here…” he said

Kael.We had searched the woods tirelessly for days, all to no avail. Not even a scent of her was found. Eventually we came back home and rested, but today the hunt continued.Something told me we hadn't done enough, or there was something I had missed.Maybe we were looking in the wrong place…Immediately I sent out a message to my council members.We needed to deal with this problem as soon as possible. Lila was a walking missile, and in the wrong hands she could be disastrous…In no time the pack was assembled. I stood tall, chest and shoulders high — the honour of being Alpha beamed from my smile, but the terror of losing my mate burned in my chest.I took a deep breath and finally broke the silence. “We've searched the woods together and we didn't find her…”They all nodded in unison, some muttering inaudible things.“The council has other plans. I know it, and we need to act fast…”They all nodded, but a voice echoed from among them.“Alpha Kael, what do you suggest we do now?”