The Hockey Star’s Remorse

Chapter 59

TIMOTHY POV

Timothy stepped out of the meeting room, his mind still swirling with thoughts. about the changes the new club leader was implementing. The meeting had been intense. He knew he had to work even harder than ever to prove himself this time around.

The new club leader had announced some significant alterations to the team’s strategies and playing style. One of the changes involved giving Timothy more playtime, which should have been a reason to celebrate. However, he couldn’t help but feel a sense of unease about the direction the team was taking.

As he made his way through the bustling corridors of the club’s headquarters, he tried to process all the information that had been thrown at him. He had to play catch up to get the same level of notoriety with the new team, and it felt like a daunting challenge.

The pressure to perform weighed heavily on his shoulders. He had always been a standout player in the previous club, but now he had to prove himself all over again. It was as if he was starting from scratch, and the thought filled him with anxiety.

Still, he had to adapt to the new strategies and gel with the other players quickly. In this case, it would serve him well to make new allies rather than just casual drinking friends.

As he walked, he couldn’t help but think about his old team and how much he had grown attached to them. They had been like a family at times and leaving them behind had been bittersweet. Their silence during the trial had been deafening, however, and Timothy couldn’t help but feel empty.

Later on, Timothy threw himself into one of his intense training sessions. He knew that he had to prove his worth on the field, and that meant giving his all in every practice and match. He welcomed the opportunity to improve his skills and become a more versatile player.

There was no room for mistakes this time. No room for doubt, especially with him. being heavily scrutinized under the public eye at that point. Having dedicated fans. did not translate to having dedicated teammates and coaches.

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of sweat. Timothy’s mind eventually drifted to Evie. Lately, he had

he had felt a deeper connection with

become more surface–level. She had been evasive when he tried to make plans, always claiming she was

between them, but now it seemed to be slipping away. She had opened up to him about her past,

gulped down the cool water, he suddenly grew frustrated. It was obvious she was avoiding talking about whatever was

she didn’t want to let him in. He didn’t want to push her, but he couldn’t stand seeing her so distant. She even looked

He found himself. thinking about her constantly, wondering what was going on in her life. However, he had promised to keep his distance if

to knock or not. He missed her company, and he wanted nothing more than to spend time with her. Instead, he had retreated back into his

were short, and his wicked thoughts always circled back to Evie. It suddenly became more convenient to spend

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instinct had been to growl circle around her. He didn’t what disturbed the dog so much about Linda, even

of his former teammates huddled together, their eyes fixed on a phone screen. He noticed their snickering and felt a tinge of annoyance. He had expected some skepticism about the changes, but their behavior seemed different, almost

a pang of irritation. What could they possibly be

group.

Timothy asked, trying to keep his tone

up his

was a social media page belonging to a woman he recognized as Linda – his dog–sitter. The photos showed her in various places, and he

apartment. The realization hit

she

get these photos?” he asked, trying to sound calm despite the roiling emotions inside

But it seems like she had

He couldn’t believe that

do that,” he said through gritted

teammates exchanged smirks and shrugged off his words, seemingly amused by the situation. Timothy’s frustration grew,

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he said, his voice tinged with annoyance. “I employed her, and that was it. She had no business posting