My Alpha Stepbrother is My Bully (Nevaeh) novel Chapter 27

Chapter 27

Chapter 27

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Kael had been ignoring me since the time we had that conversation on the balcony. He neither drove me to school like he used to nor acknowledged me even when we were in the same room.

It was like we were back to square one, but at least he wasn’t bullying me. I could live with that.

The hockey team was playing against a different school today, and Sabrina hadn’t stopped talking about it. Kael had been parading her around the school all week, suffocating everyone with their supposed perfect image.

all

Everyone went to the pitch to watch the game, and since I didn’t have anything better to do, I decided to join them. Sabrina sat in the front row, dressed in Kael’s shirt with his name on the back, yelling his name with her minions backing her cheering him up.

up,

The game had already started when I walked in, but I couldn’t help but admire how professional Kael looked while playing. His competitors stood no chance against them as they kept taking the leading point. For a high school team, they sure were killing it.

As soon as the game ended, Sabrina ran into the pitch, and my heart stung as Kael wrapped her in his arms, kissing her.

“They look so good together!”

“Good? They’re perfect!”

The girls beside me giggled as they watched the scene unfold. Kael smiled at something Sabrina said to him, and it felt like a blade was being twisted in my chest.

They looked so happy together. Perfect even, like everyone has been saying, but why does watching them feel like my heart was being ripped apart?

I should be happy that everything was finally back to normal. No one pays me any attention anymore. It was as if I didn’t even exist to them, which makes the past few days the most peaceful I’ve ever had.

I must admit, I like how everything is going at the moment, but why do I keep getting the unsettling feeling in the pit of my stomach each time I see them together?

“You’re just hungry,” a voice said in my head, and my stomach gumbled at the sound of food.

I headed to the cafeteria since it was time for lunch, and there was already a long queue. I stood behind the last person I met there and sighed in exhaustion. Even though I had been trying to stay invincible for the last few days, my heart raced each time I stepped into the cafeteria since it was the perfect place to bully me without supervision.

Not like anyone would stop them even if they bullied me in from of the teachers, but at least they haven’t tried that yet.

It was finally my turn to get served when Sabrina strode in wither cliques. My heart skipped a beat, and I hoped she wouldn’t notice me.

She was still laughing at something one of them mentioned whe Mary pointed to me. I grabbed my tray and tried to flee when Sabrina grabbed my hair, pulling me back.

I winced in pain. My throat burned as my gaze met the mysterious glint in her eyes. She can’t be up to any good, but it is too late now. I’ve gotten her attention.

Shit.

“Where are you running to? Is that how you treat your future, Luna?” She asked, and her friends burst out laughing.

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“Future Luna.” Mary grinned beside her. “That sounds so appealing to the ear.”

“Of course.” Sabrina rolled her eyes. “Who else can take that title if not me?”

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I swallowed the lumps in my throat when she turned back to me “I’m in a pretty good mood today,” she said with a smug smile. Her eyes searched the room before they settled on her hels.

“My heels look a little dusty,” she said. “Why don’t you lick them clean with your tongue like the dog that

you

are?”

Lick her heels? She has finally gone crazy. Every head turned towards me, eager to see if I’d really do it or not.

Sabrina tapped her heels against the floor impatiently, waiting for me to do as told. Wiping her heels is humiliating enough and using my tongue? I’d rather die.

Tears stung my vision as Mary snapped. “Are you deaf? She asked you to clean her heels,” she hissed.

I looked around the room to see everyone had brought out their phones to record.

“Aw, she looked like she could cry,” Sabrina mocked. “Should I release her?”

Mary chuckled. “Come on, don’t be shy. Dogs are known for their loyalty. Are you going to disrespect your owner?”

My hands curled into a fist, but I didn’t dare say a word.

“Since you are too useless to form a wolf, you should at least be able to take orders,” she snarled, stepping forward and I knew there was no way that’d end well for me.

I bent down, and their laughter echoed through the room.

“If you do this now, you’ll be disrespected for life,” a sharp voice said in my head. “Stand up for yourself for once or become the subject or ridicule for life.”

“What is taking you so long?” Sabrina hissed. She raised her legs to press her heels on me, but before that could happen, I shoved her away and flew.

“Get that bitch!”

Her voice echoed through the room, but I didn’t wait to see if they were really chasing after me.

Riling Sabrina up was the dumbest thing I had ever done, and now half of the school was running after me.

My breath hitched, hands trembling and my legs almost gave away.

“Find her! She mustn’t get away!”

The sound of footsteps echoed behind me and I could tell they were closing on me. My heart slammed against my ribcage as my body trembled violently. If I got caught now, I’d be as good as dead.

My gaze fell on the practice room at the end of the hallway, and rushed in without a second thought, locking the door from behind. The game ended hours ago, so there was no way your would still be here.

One of the students chasing me came to the door and my bodyoze. The door was transparent from the upper part. I hid between the bleachers and only calmed down when the footstep faded away.

Exhausted from all the running, I remained in the room, too seed to run into Sabrina or anyone else at the moment.

Just then, the sound of a metal dropping resonated through the oom and my head snapped up. I looked towards where the sound had come from, only to see Kael glide on the ring, shirtles with a hockey stick in his hands.

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Sweat trickled down his chest and he practiced all by himself, and I couldn’t help but admire his toned abs. His body looked like he had never stepped out of the gym, and for a moment, I wondered what it would feel like to have my hands on those

toned chests.

His body glowed under the dim fluorescent light, and I couldn’t bring myself to draw my gaze away from his body.

He looked… perfect.

He swung his stick in the air as if he had imagined someone was in front of him. His chest heaved, muscles clenching from the amount of strength he was putting into what he was doing, and I couldn’t help but feel the anger that was radiating through his body from where I hid.

He swung his stick aggressively, smashing everything he found close enough. I knew he thought he was alone in the room and I probably shouldn’t be here. He’d be mad if he caught me staring at him like some creep, but with a body like that, event with every rational part of me telling me to leave, I couldn’t bring myself to do it.

As if he could feel my gaze, he turned swiftly. It was so fast I couldn’t hide and just like that, our eyes met and caught.

my breath

His eyes twitched with a look I couldn’t decipher. A part of me knew this was my cue to run, but when he made his way towards me, I stood glued to the same position, hands trembling because we both knew I was fucked.

His eyes blazed with a fiery intensity as I swallowed the lumps that formed in my throat.

I rose to my feet, running towards the exit, but it was useless. He didn’t even have to chase me to catch up. He was fast and gods, I hate those long legs.

“I… I didn’t mean to watch,” I said quickly, trying to stop him before he finally caught up. “I… I was… I didn’t…”

Fuck.

I cussed under my breath from how bad I was stuttering. He’d kill me if he thinks I had come here to peep on him, but it was now of all times, my tongue forgot how to speak.

I backed away, trying to form a reasonable sentence, but tongue was glued to its roots. He closed the distance between us, his body pressing me against the wall without really touching me and legs gave out.

I was doomed.

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