The Hockey Star’s Remorse
Chapter 39
Chapter 39
The clock struck midnight, and the moon cast a gentle glow through the window of Lucas‘ living room. I lay restlessly on the couch, tossing and turning for the right position. My mind was consumed by memories of Timothy of all things.
His words at the restaurant flooded back to me. He called me inspiring and compassionate, two words I’d never heard go alongside my name. I found myself reaching for my phone, tempted to call him, but I hesitated.
Even if I was insane enough, calling Timothy was not a good idea. Parting ways at the restaurant had felt like a breakup for a relationship that never happened. With the solitude of the night, the nostalgia of it crept in, tugging at my heartstrings.
His bright eyes, so filled with regret as he stared down at me when I said I’d keep in touch. He already knew what that meant for us. I touched the pendant he’d gifted me, nestled warmly against my chest, and its inscribed words, flashed in my
memory.
Say the right thing…What was the right thing?
I glanced at my phone, my thumb hovering over the call button. Would it be so wrong to hear his voice one more time? To know that he was okay and to feel that sense of connection again?
With a sigh, I set my phone back on the coffee table. I wrapped my arms around myself and looked over at Aria, bundled up in blankets as she snored peacefully. I slid out from beneath my blanket and crawled over to her on all fours.
I reached over and tapped her on the head a few times. It took a moment for her to realize, then she was twisting around. Fresh slobber was smeared across her cheek and I fought back a laugh.
“The right thing,” I said abruptly.
She blinked slowly. “Huh?”
“It’s the right thing,” I repeated. “I thought some more about the new apartment. I’d be ready to make some serious readjustments if you’re up for it.”
Even in her tired state, a large smile spread across her face and she squeezed her eyes shut. “Really? But you were worried about the budget…”
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I smiled. “I know, but no budget is worth risking our lives when we don’t have to. Besides, a life of luxury doesn’t sound so pretentious from where we’re standing.”
Aria looked away, her eyebrows creasing. She sat up and wiped her face on her sleeve. “But what if we really can’t afford it? I had my head in the clouds when I said all that stuff.”
“We won’t know unless we try. And besides, we’re not alone in this. We have each other, remember?” I took her hand and patted it for assurance.
The apprehension in her face slowly melted away, replaced by a newfound sense of Hope. Finally, she returned the smile.
“You’re right. I think we could make it happen.”
out that luxury apartment downtown again and see what
pumped her fists in the air. “This could be
start was all we
TIMOTHY POV
in their workouts. Among them, Timothy stood at the bench. press, his muscles flexing with cach lift. He had
his former teammates and friend, Ethan, looked over at him. Timothy got through ten more
liked. They had all been looking at him strangely ever since the trial. It was as
and attempted to
it was strained. “Hey, man, you’re really
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today. Is everything alright?”
O
sweat from his forehead. He
with everything going on…it’s got
bottle down beside his foot. “I’ll bet. If I were you, I’d
stared down at his shoes and sighed. “I feel like garbage anyway. I may have won the case, but that doesn’t fix other things.”
an
snatch the words back into his mind. It would’ve been hopeless though, as inquisitive as Ethan could be. He took the towel from the chair beside him and wiped his
met this incredible woman, and I screwed
this woman happen to be that stunning lady we all saw on the
coverage of hist court hearing all week. Evie had become a popular subject amongst his teammates, who speculated that more was going
Timothy said, with a sudden attempt at squashing the rumor. Even if he wanted it to be
grin, nudging Timothy in the arm. “Look, bud. You can’t fix what you don’t try to mend. You should talk to her face to face, and let her know how
head. “I tried that. I apologized, and I even gave her gifts. She still can hardly look at
in thought. He eventually broke the silence with a grunt.
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groaned, pinching the bridge of his nose. Even recalling that terrible moment left a bad taste in his mouth. At times, he could hardly bear to
up hurt because of it,” he said, choosing his
it a secret on her end. Her friend
look at him in any disgusted manner. He only seemed intrigued as he sat and considered him for a moment. Suddenly, he snapped his fingers and
brag all about how good his friend is.
back a smile.
we’ll figure out a plan together, okay? It’ll give
mix of gratitude and nervousness evident in his expression. “You’d really
out of a tough situation or two. Figure I
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