The Hockey Star’s Remorse by Riley Above Story novel Chapter 141

Chapter 141 

The news of Timothy and Stella’s engagement had taken the world by storm, and the media was abuzz with excitement. Social media platforms were flooded with congratulatory messages, and the hashtag #TELLA trended at the top of every chart. It seemed that the entire world had fallen in love with the idea of their union. 

As I sat in my dimly lit apartment, the glow of my laptop screen casting eerie shadows across the room, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of disbelief wash over me. It was as if I had been transported to a parallel universe, one where the rules of reality no longer applied. 

Aria had been quick to notice my sullen mood. She had been pushing me to talk about the situation, to express my feelings, but I couldn’t find the words. The truth was, I didn’t even know how to begin to unravel the tangled mess of emotions that had taken root within me. 

I stared at the screen, my fingers poised over the keyboard, but the words remained elusive. It was as if a thick fog had settled over my thoughts, obscuring my ability to process the whirlwind of events that had unfolded. 

Aria’s voice broke through the silence, her tone gentle but persistent. “Evie, you can’t keep bottling this up. You need to talk about it.” 

I sighed, my shoulders slumping. “There’s nothing to talk about. She’s pregnant, and now they’re getting married.” 

Aria moved closer. “And that’s a lot to take in. You don’t have to process this alone.” The silence stretched between us, heavy with unspoken thoughts and feelings. As I continued to scroll through the news articles and social media posts, one thing became painfully clear: the world had officially dropped any support for #TEVIE. Once upon a time, I might have held some disdain for the attention, but now it only served as a painful reminder of what could have been. The world had moved on, and I felt more lost and disconnected than ever before.. 

Aria’s voice broke through my reverie, her tone laced with a hint of excitement. “How about this? I was thinking about heading to a brewery tonight with Mike and Lucas. You want to come?” 

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I had almost forgotten about Aria’s new love, Mike, and a pang of jealousy flickered. deep within me. It was a fleeting emotion, one that I quickly pushed aside. Aria deserved happiness, and I couldn’t begrudge her that. 

I forced a smile, trying to muster the energy to engage with the outside world. “Sure, Aria. That sounds like a good idea. I could use a change of scenery.” 

Aria’s face lit up with a smile, and she clapped her hands together. “Great! It’ll be fun, I promise.” 

As I got ready for the evening, the prospect of stepping out of my apartment and into the world filled me with a strange mixture of anticipation and anxiety. It had been a while since I had socialized with anyone outside of work, and the thought of navigating the complexities of human interaction felt daunting. 

Aria’s enthusiasm was contagious, though, and I couldn’t help but feel a glimmer of hope. Maybe a night out with friends was exactly what I needed to clear my mind and find some semblance of peace amidst the chaos. 

As we made our way to the brewery, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of detachment from the world outside. It was as if I were an observer, watching life unfold from a distance, unable to fully immerse myself in the experiences of others. 

The brewery was alive with the sounds of laughter and the clinking of glasses as I immersed myself in the lively atmosphere. The dimly lit space was filled with chatter and the unmistakable aroma of brewing beer. Aria, Lucas, and Mike were engaged in animated conversation, and I was grateful for the distraction. 

As the night wore on and the drinks flowed, I found myself trying a variety of brews, each with its own unique flavor and character. The bitterness of the hops, the sweetness of the malts–it was as if I were sampling different facets of life, searching for something to fill the void that had taken hold of me. 

The alcohol began to take its toll, and a warm, comforting haze settled over me. My inhibitions slipped away like a discarded coat, and I felt a newfound sense of freedom. I was no longer burdened by the weight of my thoughts and worries: I was simply alive in the moment. 

The band on the small stage in the corner of the brewery played a melodic tune. their music filling the air with a sense of nostalgia. I swayed to the rhythm, my 

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heart feeling lighter than it had in a long time. 

With a surge of courage fueled by the alcohol coursing through my veins, I abandoned all reason and made my way to the stage. The crowd watched with curious amusement as I approached, and the band members exchanged confused. glances. I grabbed the microphone and cleared my throat, a mischievous glint in 

my eye. 

“I’ve got a song for you all,” I declared, my voice surprisingly steady despite the nerves that threatened to overtake me. 

The band started playing a slow, melancholic melody, and I began to sing–a love 

song with the pain I had been carrying within me. My voice was unpolished, raw with emotion, but I poured my heart into every word. 

about heartbreak that seemed to resonate 

As I sang, the words spilled out like a confession, a cathartic release of the pent–up emotions that had been festering inside me. The crowd watched in rapt attention, and for a moment, I felt as if I were the center of the universe. 

But as the song reached its climax, I couldn’t escape the reality of what I had just done. I had bared my soul to a roomful of strangers, and the weight of it all came crashing down on me. I stumbled back from the microphone, my face flushed. with embarrassment. 

Lucas and Aria rushed to my side, their concern evident in their expressions. “Evie, are you okay?” Aria asked, her voice laced with worry. 

I tried to muster a smile, but it felt forced and hollow. “I’m fine. Just needed to let off some steam, I guess.” 

Lucas glanced at me with a knowing look. “You’ve had a bit too much to drink, Evie.” 

I nodded, the room spinning slightly as I did. “Maybe you’re right.” 

Aria and Lucas tried to guide me away from the stage, but something inside me. rebelled against their attempts. I pulled away from their grasp and stumbled toward the exit, a sense of urgency overtaking me. 

“I need some air,” I muttered, my voice slurred. 

As I burst out into the cool night air, the sensation of freedom that had 

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