#Chapter 61: Fame

With a few weeks already having flown by bringing us closer to the Championship game, Aiden has put more and more pressure on himself to heal. Luckily, as an alpha, his healing is far accelerated from that of a normal human. It doesn’t take long before Aiden is mobile again. He’s able to move around the house with crutches and a less bulky cast. The progress may not seem like much, but it’s still almost Unbelievable to me as a human. It isn’t long before Aiden becomes too restless to stay at home. He makes it very obvious what his goal is. “You know,” he begins one day as we sit at the breakfast table, “injured athletes sit in on practice all the time.” I hide my amused smile behind my cup of tea. “Is that right?” I say mildly. He nods. “It is,” he insists. “I mean, there’s still so much you can learn without even playing. I hear it’s really valuable.” I shake my head knowingly. “Aiden, it’s not that it wouldn’t be OK for you to sit in on practice. Coach Bower and I have already d