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The Hockey Alpha was My Childhood Sweetheart #Chapter 61: A Father’s Rule
Lucas POVHearing my father bring up Victoria made me mentally roll my eyes. He just had to mention her while Shana was sitting right next to me. I knew this conversation would upset her, given how she reacted when she found out Victoria was my fiancée.Shana was still upset with me for listening to my father’s commands and requests, and rightfully so.I understood why she would be upset, but she also doesn't understand what it was like to live in my shoes.She didn’t know my father like I did.He was a powerful and influential figure in our society, and his expectations weighed heavily on me.It wasn't easy being an Alpha, especially one who was expected to uphold the family's legacy and protect the Busch's name.“I don't need a friend who hides things from me and doesn't trust me enough with what's going on in their life," Shana's words echoed in my mind, causing me to worry.She would be angry with me if I just accepted my father’s command. But going against him was easier said tha
The Hockey Alpha was My Childhood Sweetheart #Chapter 62: The King Alpha
Kendrick turned so quickly if I wouldn’t have blinked, I would’ve missed it. His mouth opened and closed in shock as he processed Lucas’s question.The tension in the room was palpable, and I almost wanted to laugh at how enraged he looked. It was obvious that Lucas never questioned his father—let alone challenged him.The tables were turning, and I couldn’t be prouder of Lucas for finally growing a backbone and saying something to his father.But honestly, I was just as surprised as Kendrick. I never thought Lucas would be capable of talking back to his father.I shot a glance at James who was looking back and forth between Kendrick and Lucas with wide eyes.His eyes locked on mine, and he mouthed, “Did he actually just do that?”I nodded slightly, mouthing, “I think he did. Oh my God!” equally shocked by Lucas's boldness.The only thing missing from this moment was a bag of popcorn to enjoy the scene that was about to unfold.As bad as it was to say that, there was an undeniable se
The Hockey Alpha was My Childhood Sweetheart #Chapter 63: The Invitation
Once Kendrick declared that last statement, he finally left the restaurant. The tension between the three of us was palpable, and I could practically feel the anger radiating off of Lucas.James probably sensed it too because he was staring at Lucas with concern and caution, as if Lucas might explode into a million pieces. "You okay, bro?"When Lucas didn't answer and kept looking at the door Kendrick just walked out of, James's eyes fell on me. He widened them at me, silently urging me to say or do something -- like he was beckoning me to comfort Lucas."Lucas?" I asked, gently placing a hand on his arm.My gentle touch seemed to snap him out of whatever trance he was in. His gaze split from the front entrance and returned to us.The way his eyebrows bunched together on his forehead strangely made him look similar to his father.I swallowed, suddenly worried by what Lucas was thinking."Dude?" James asked Lucas again, trying to capture his attention for a second time."What?" Lucas's
The Hockey Alpha was My Childhood Sweetheart #Chapter 64: Packing and Memories
The following week at school feels like it drags on forever.That’s probably because Lucas and I aren’t able to train due to the cold weather that’s raging on, and the fact that all of the students at Shadow High have been busy with finals to mark the end of the winter semester.As dreadful as this week has been in all my classes, I’ve been looking forward to the vacation at the beach house which is next week.James has been excited too, and every time I see him he’s gushing about how he can’t wait to spend all day on the beach.Normally, I didn’t go outside too often because the hot weather didn’t agree with me but hearing him talk about it so much made me want to go.Even Lucas seemed excited, which was funny considering he wasn’t happy to be going with just Victoria at first.But as much as Lucas may not have wanted to go, I felt like he deserved some time away from his father and the business. I could tell that things had been weighing on him lately, especially after the argument
The Hockey Alpha was My Childhood Sweetheart #Chapter 65: Vacation Shopping
Tomorrow is the day we leave, meaning today, Lucas, James, and I are doing some last minute shopping.In our group chat yesterday, James was complaining that he didn't have anything to wear.James: Guys, this is so embarrassing.Lucas: How is it possible that you don't own a pair of swim trunks?James: Lucas, when do I ever go swimming? Do I look like a swimmer to you?Shana: He's got a point, he definitely doesn't look like a swimmer.James: I know I brought it up, but.. now that I'm thinking about it-- it's a little insulting.Lucas: What's insulting?James: Shana said I definitely don't look like a swimmer. Key-word, definitely.Shana: You look like you'd rather be in the kitchen, eating all the contents inside of the refrigerator instead of doing laps in a pool.James: Well, I guess I can't argue with there. I would definitely rather do that. Ugh, now you made me hungry again!The three of us were currently walking around the mall, trying to help James find the "perfect" thing to
The Hockey Alpha was My Childhood Sweetheart #Chapter 66: Beach House
The journey to the beach house was a mixture of excitement and nerves, swirling like a whirlwind in my chest.James, Lucas, and I decided to travel together in the car while Victoria told us she would meet us there with her friend.The car was alive with chatter, laughter, and the occasional debate about conspiracy theories, thanks to James -- he kept us entertained the entire time.The scenery outside shifted from city skyscrapers to quaint, rural towns, until finally, the breathtaking coastline greeted us.The oceanside was so powerful, the scent of sun and sand greeted my nostrils.James drove the car up a long unfished driveway, leading up to a bright blue beach house.As we got closer and closer to the beach house, my eyes widened in awe.It was a two-story beauty, painted in soothing shades of white and blue that perfectly mirrored the sea.And as I jumped out of the car, stretching my tired and aching limbs, the sound of crashing waves gave a melodic soundtrack to our arrival.
The Hockey Alpha was My Childhood Sweetheart #Chapter 67: Beach Day
Our makeshift beach camp was a sight for all to behold—beach towels, umbrellas, and an array of snacks and drinks sprawled out in a perfect semi-circle.I was ready to soak in the sun and close my eyes while listening to the waves, but the moment Victoria's voice piped up, my anticipation clashed with my insecurities."Lucas, could you be a dear and help me by putting some sunscreen on my back?" Victoria's voice dripped with sugary sweetness.I sat up from the towel I had just laid down on, using my hand as a visor to cover the sun from my gaze.My eyes involuntarily darted to Lucas, who agreed to Victoria's request with a polite smile.My stomach churned with a strange mix of envy and annoyance.Ugh, I didn't want to watch this.I quickly averted my eyes, pretending to be fascinated by the seagulls flying above me instead.Jealousy was not a trait I was proud of, and I wasn't about to show it.But I was a little hard to ignore when the two of them were standing right next to me.Cou
The Hockey Alpha was My Childhood Sweetheart #Chapter 68: Making New Friends
"Alright, don't take this the wrong way," Victoria began, her tone curiously measured, "but I'm a little surprised that you've been friends with James and Lucas since childhood."Emily chimed in, a knowing smile curving her lips. "Yeah, with most of my childhood friends—well—besides Victoria, of course, I've lost touch with all of them."I chuckled, shifting my gaze between the two of them."Well, it's actually a funny story," I said, reminiscing about the crazy twists and turns that had brought Lucas and me back together.We'd been chatting for a while now, and I realized that time had slipped away.The boys had been playing with the ball, lost in their world of competitiveness, while we were deep into a more comfortable web of conversation.It was interesting—what they had said earlier about the difference in talking with a group of girls versus boys was proving to be quite true.It was so much more fun with girls.No offense to James and Lucas, of course.There are only so many ti
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