บททั้งหมดของ Hockey Rivalry: Bed first, game later : บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

Ethan Oliver Harrison's POV“What are you staring at?” Daniel asked, trying to see what I was looking at.I furrowed my brows, feigning ignorance. “Staring? Who is staring? I wasn't staring,” I replied and quickly looked away.Daniel looked unconvinced, but he shrugged, and we went to join our other teammates.Roger’s eyes were red, and he looked like he hadn't slept. Coach Marshall stood by his side, but he looked more relaxed.“Is Marshall aware of your parents' plan? He looks too peaceful,” I said to Derrick, my eyes scrutinizing the smile on our coach's face.Derrick looked surprised, and he looked at Marshall for a while. “Yeah, he is. We planned everything together.I blinked. For a second, I thought I misheard him.“You… what?” I asked quietly, my voice barely above a whisper.Derrick didn’t look at me immediately. His gaze stayed on the ice, watching the players run drills like this was just another normal morning.“We planned everything together,” he repeated, calmer this tim

Kane Hau Alexander's POVYou're probably wondering why I acted that way.He left the ice, abandoning his teammates like an entitled brat.Well, I'm technically an entitled brat. But that wasn't why I left the ice.Let me show you my side of the story. Let's go back to how the dinner ended that day.***FLASHBACK TO DINNER NIGHT:My grandfather's message came in, he sent me a menacing sentence, that I'd soon lose the most important person in my life. He also sent me a picture of my dog, Nameless.The same dog that suddenly disappeared on my birthday years ago. My dog was covered in bruises and blood.Something about all this made me restless, and the next message that entered from an unknown number confirmed my fear. It was concerning my boyfriend. Something about hurting him if he doesn't behave himself.I left my parents' house in a hurry, and I entered my car, driving as if nothing else mattered.My hands were shivering, and I felt cornered and useless.I couldn't imagine getting Et

Ethan Oliver Harrison's POV The shadows were the only reason I hadn’t been caught yet. Even then, they felt unreliable tonight.I stayed several steps behind Kane, keeping my head low whenever we passed under streetlights or security cameras. My shoes scraped lightly against the pavement as I moved from one pillar to another, trying not to lose sight of him.A few of the coaches were following him too. I recognized them immediately by the way they hovered nearby without getting too close, like they were waiting for him to snap at them.Which he eventually did.“I said I want to be alone.”His voice carried across the parking lot. Calm, but sharp enough to make all three men stop walking. They exchanged glances before reluctantly turning back toward the arena.I stayed where I was behind the wall, barely breathing. Because technically, he hadn’t been talking to me.Fans started flooding out of the main entrance soon after, loud and excited, their phones already raised. Kane didn’t ack

Kane Hau Alexander's POV“Shula?”The moment Ethan said her name, something changed in his face. He went quiet, not the normal kind of quiet either. It was the kind where someone is trying very hard not to react in front of you.I hated it immediately. For one stupid second, I almost told him the truth. That Shula was my sister. That she was adopted, and that there was nobody else in my life.The words nearly came out. But I stopped myself, because if I didn’t end this now, my family would eventually do it for me. And they wouldn’t care how badly it destroyed him.I still remember his experience with Lambert. I remembered what happened after Lambert's parents found out about their friendship. It wasn't even as serious as mine.I couldn’t let Ethan go through that again.“So who is she?” Ethan asked again.His voice sounded controlled, but I knew him too well. He only sounded like that when he was upset.“Shula is important to me,” I answered carefully.The moment the words left my mou

Ethan Oliver Harrison’s POVThe flight back to Canada felt longer than usual.I spent most of it staring out the window with my headphones on, even though no music was playing. Nobody really bothered me either. Which was strange.Usually, someone on the team was loud while the rookies argued over games. By this time, Derrick’s minions would be acting nosy, with Daniel trying to drag me into conversations I didn’t care about.But today, everyone kept looking at me before quickly looking away again.I knew why. It's because Derrick had changed the atmosphere around me without saying it directly. Ever since New York, the others had started treating me carefully, like they were waiting for instructions on how to act around me.Derrick and I were cool, and that alone was enough to stop most people from trying anything stupid.The second we landed, the cold Canadian air hit me straight in the face as we walked through the airport. Normally, Daniel would’ve been beside me by now, talking too