Dumped By A Hockey Star, Crowned By A Secret Prince

the villa gates, she pulle

e seen the news? This is bad. Containing it won't be

ching her lips. "Kill every endorsement. Pull every coaching r

guard, but he didn't question it. Aft

all, and her smile

vestor, never knowing it was Cathryn all along. What

ing out on the roadside. Jeremy stopped and saved he

it off. "Don't feel bad. It was one tryout. If I'm good enough,

y she'd chosen him. Why she'd spent years bankrolling his career, clearing every h

evotion had turned

ded off to look for a hotel w

ems you lost our bet. You know the agreement. Once you leave him, the first man y

ng back, she could only ask hers

bastard Jeremy and screamed at Elias Thorne, t

utal. Betrayal meant losing your

anded a single promise. If Jeremy never married her, she would have to wed the first man she e

d her past se

th, and forced the words out. "Fin

her eyes landed on a long haired, dish

e. Of all people, was this really

Matted hair covered most of his face, reveal

, with dark blood spreading across

g around this area often lately. Had this

gers to her temple, una

e homeles

idea was r

ouldn't let her go

s man wasn't the worst thing. At least she wouldn

Once the time was up, she would pay him enough to leav

m up, hailed a cab, and took him

cleaned and examined di

itical-just multiple bulle

es wrapped, Cathryn remained beside the bed, looki

ick lashes framed his eyes, his nose was straight, and his Adam's a

revealing a broad chest and chiseled ab

ly cruel. It could've stuck her wi

rely a blip. Every channel was buried in coverage of the Cr

hinking that Jeremy's l

me out, wrapped in nothing but

room next door. Before her fingers could touch them, the ma

ocked around her wrist. He dragged her toward him, moved with frig

ch cold against her skin. "Who the hell are y

but she paused. His gaze was sharp, sure. Bu

tter. Even half-dead, the ma

ed him with open amusement. "This is how you say thanks? You'd

briefly to her bare neck and shoulders before retu

g down an empty street. Looking for a place

he one who'd

eyes for any sign of de

finally let go of her. "W

ght slightly off gua

f he had something worth offering. What exa

idered it, the less stra

a homeless stranger for no reason. At l

in pretending otherwise. Her eyes moved over him once