All Chapters of The hockey's player personal maid : Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

There are two things I love. My peace of mind and my personal boundaries. In hindsight, getting a scholarship to Westridge University was the beginning of losing both. At the time, though, I was too excited to care.I stood outside the iron gates of Westridge University, watching luxury cars pull up one after another. Mercedes. BMW. Even a Porsche. Rich students got out of them. They wore fancy clothes and carried bags that were worth more than everything I own.My fingers tightened around the straps of my worn JanSport. Maybe this was a mistake."Elena! You made it!"I turned to see Jade Harper running toward me, her honey-blonde hair bouncing with each step. I was relieved. At least I had one friend here, even if we'd only met at the scholarship orientation last month.She is currently in her second year of college. I was fortunate that my scholarship allowed me to transfer credits rather than restarting. This means we actually get to attend the same classes."I almost didn't come,

The afternoon sun beat down on the brick pathways of Westridge University. I had finally decided to come to school today after spending most of the morning talking myself out of it. The mark on my wrist where my father had hit me was still an angry shade of red, so I wore a long-sleeved shirt to keep it hidden.I walked into the freshman dorm lounge. The space was beautiful, with plush leather couches and floor-to-ceiling windows, but it felt less like a dorm and more like the lobby of a luxury hotel.I sank into an empty armchair in the corner and pulled out my battered laptop. I needed to focus. The mysterious email I had received last night was still in my mind, and I was determined to uncover more details about it."Elena, right?"I blinked, looking up from my blank document. A girl with dark, perfectly styled hair and a vibrant smile was standing in front of my chair, holding two iced coffees."I'm Chloe," she said, offering one of the cups toward me. "I saw you in Psychology ear