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My "Broke" Fake Boyfriend Is A Secret Hockey God

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 774    |    Released on: Today at 19:16

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king brick apartment building. I followed her out into th

oats, I caught a faint, sweet scent clinging to her-like rich dark chocolate an

all but undeniably cozy. A soft, overstuffed sofa dominated the li

t of. There were no priceless artifacts or cold marble floors here. Instead

" she said, pointing to a door down the short hallway.

over her chest, but her inherent kindness clearly wouldn'

slowly uncoiling the tight, angry knots in my muscles. I wiped the steam from the mirror and looked at my re

pajamas and a new pair of boxers were

, avoiding my eyes. "He stays over sometimes when

As a guy who spent half his life checking people into the hockey boards, my frame was entirely too large for the clothes. The plaid pa

dining table, scrolling aimlessly on her phone. She looked up, t

een her smile, and it compl

ibly inviting. Even though the edges were red and slightly swollen from whatever had made he

iliar flutter kicked up behind my ri

my discarded pants pocket. I p

accounts frozen, even the e

ted the conversation entirely. I didn't want my fath

saw Harper watch

e asked, her

eplied, slippin

anding me a steaming mug. "Drin

inst hers. Her skin was incredibly warm. She snatched her hand back

low, genuine smile tugged at the corner of my mouth, and for some reason, the

she said, pointing down the hall, still ref

, Harper,"

d alone in the quiet living room, sipping the sweet cocoa, thinking about the f

tentially my career. But standing in this tin

my life, being trapp

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My "Broke" Fake Boyfriend Is A Secret Hockey God
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“I spent the entire afternoon baking a chocolate lava cake to surprise my boyfriend of two years for his birthday. But when I quietly unlocked his apartment door, I found him tangled in the sheets with my inseparable best friend. They didn't even scramble apart. Mason just glared at me with pure annoyance, treating me like an unwelcome intruder who had ruined their intimate moment. Kennedy shamelessly hid behind his back, wearing his shirt and whimpering that it "just happened." I smashed the birthday cake directly into his cheating face, threw my apartment key at his feet, and ran out into the freezing night. Right then, my mom called, cheerfully urging me to hurry up with our wedding plans. Her words were like salt poured into my shattered heart. I had wasted two years of my life on two dogs. Crying behind the wheel, I nearly ran over a tall, arrogant stranger walking on the highway in the pouring rain. He was freezing and penniless, so I impulsively brought him back to my apartment for the night. The next morning, a frantic pounding echoed through my front door. "Harper! Open up! Mom's here to see you!" My mom had made a surprise visit, and she thought I was still happily engaged to Mason. Desperate, I grabbed the handsome stranger's arm. "Please, pretend you're my boyfriend!" The penniless man looked at my panicked face and smirked. "Fine. But you owe me."”