#Chapter 120: A Stolen Kiss

I wish I felt better after Liam and I spoke. It was the last day at the Golden Fawn Hotel and I didn’t want this trip to end on a bad note. But it seemed that no matter how I tried to either distract myself or let it go, I couldn’t shake the thought of Olivia’s lie being even remotely true. The whole situation felt like an ongoing thorn in my side. I tried to hide it from Liam because my worrying over something like this was not what he needed to focus on. Which also meant that I hadn’t found the right time to tell him about Arthur and his odd offer to meet up. “You’ll be at the rink later, right?” Liam asked. I gave him a tender look and nodded my head. “I’m going to repack my bag and make sure I have everything and then I’ll be down to see you all practice.” Apparently, there were many people who wanted to sit in on the last practice to watch how far the teams have progressed. Did I really want to be surrounded by other shewolves and be gawked at and insulted for my assoc