All Chapters of The Hockey Alpha was My Childhood Sweetheart: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Lucas and I’s training yesterday had left me sore all over, but the feeling was welcome. As I walked around school all day, the thought of our kisses replayed in my mind.I had won a total of six kisses and had to run eighteen laps. After I had successfully earned that first kiss, Lucas was much harder on me the rest of the time.I think he was just embarrassed that I had called him out on his excitement.Thinking about it again brought a smile to my face as the final school bell rang, signaling the beginning of the weekend.I met Lucas at our usual spot near the hockey locker rooms.The school day had been relatively uneventful, apart from a few lingering stares and whispers from curious classmates who seemed endlessly fascinated by our relationship.Lucas had told me that he thought the drama would subside by now, and although there was much less attention, it was still a lot.Lucas was standing in the middle of the hallway, and he seemed preoccupied.His brow furrowed as he stared

Professor Black leaned forward in his seat again, his hands clasped together on the table. His eyes began to focus on us with an intensity that made me feel like he was about to reveal some deep, dark, ancient secret."I know it might be scary to hear that, but it's true," he began, his voice carrying a weight to it. "Since it was your first time shifting, we're unfortunately venturing into uncharted territory here. There's only one white wolf. We don't have enough data to predict if you could eventually take a darker path, like the other wolfless who've shifted. We also don't know anything about your kind."I exchanged a quick glance with Lucas, a trace of anxiety hidden behind his eyes. I wondered what he was thinking. Was he as afraid as I was?I didn't want to turn into some evil monster, but what if I couldn't even control myself?When I shifted, I found it nearly impossible to resist any of my impulses. When I wanted to run, I just started running as if something had taken over

The atmosphere in the car was tense, almost palpable as we drive toward the stadium for the championship game.The lingering awkwardness from our argument the previous day still hung between Lucas and me.It didn't help that Lucas was still slightly annoyed about the professor asking for my contact information. And I still couldn't shake the feeling that he was keeping something about his father, Kendrick, a secret from me. The both of us were lost in our own heads, letting our thoughts consume us.However, it seemed like more was on Lucas's mind. His normally confident demeanor was replaced with a sense of unease. He gripped the steering wheel so hard that his knuckles whitened. He stared out of the window, chewing on the side of his cheek, and I could tell he was overthinking the game.The Dragons have been working hard all year for this. The possibility of losing must be playing heavily on Lucas's mind right now. I could only imagine the kind of pressure he was feeling. I doubted t

Lucas POVMy heart was still racing as I stepped off the ice, still overcome with emotion due to our victory.The stands were echoing with the deafening roars of the crowd, and I couldn't help but grin from ear to ear as people congratulated me.My team surrounded me as we tried to make it back to the locker rooms. The sensation of triumph surged through our veins, making us feel like we were invincible.But there was something even more important than the win that I needed to do right now— find Shana.I couldn't wait to share this moment with her. She had been my support this whole time, the one who was giving me strength to continue.I know the past few days between us had been a little difficult with everything going on. There was still so much uncertainty surrounding her shift and so many questions.I almost felt embarrassed for getting upset with her about Professor Black. She was right, after all. He was there to help us, not interfere in any way.And then I thought about the wa

Lucas's eyes blazed with a fiery mix of concern and anger as I revealed all of the distressing details of the phone call.A pang of guilt coursed through me at the unfortunate timing of all of this. Lucas had just won his championship game, and here I was, burdening him with all of my problems.It wasn't fair of me to do that to him."I'm so sorry, Lucas," my voice trembled, and tears welled up in my eyes. "This is the last thing you should be dealing with after winning your game. You probably want to go and celebrate with the rest of the team."Lucas shook his head vigorously, "Shana, I couldn't care less about that right now when you're upset. This is what's more important to me right now.""I don't want you to worry about my problems," I said in a quiet voice, feeling embarrassed.Lucas gently took the phone from my shaking hand. "I do want to worry about your problems. Your problems are my problems. I can't believe your father would stoop this low and put all of this on you."Luca