My Hockey Alpha

Enzo

“Why did you run away like that yesterday?” I asked.

Nina and I were standing in the middle of the football field. I knew she was supposed to be working, but I didn’t care. After what I discovered yesterday, I couldn’t sleep all night from thinking about her. I had to talk to her.

Nina’s face turned a little red. She looked cute when she was embarrassed; the red on her cheeks reminded me of what she looked like when she orgasmed.

“My shift was over,” she said. “And besides, you were talking to Lisa.”

My mind flickered back to my conversation with Lisa yesterday afternoon.

“Enzo, I need to talk to you about the party,” she said.

I sighed and turned toward her as I was watching my team run laps for being buffoons. “Can it wait?”

Lisa folded her arms across her chest, pushing her breasts together, and pouted until I finally gave in and walked over to her by the bleachers.

“What is it?”

“As your ex, and the captain of the cheerleading team, I don’t want the party after your match this weekend to have any drama.”

“Oh, so does that mean you’re not going?” I asked, to which Lisa punched me in the arm.

“Of course I’m going, idiot,” she said. ” But I don’t want that Nina girl there. She’s weird. She gives me the heebie- jeebies.”

eyes and laughed. “You’re being

fucking my ex counts as something,” she replied,

our breakup, which was six months ago, mind you, you wouldn’t be able to be in the same room

She was

she said, pointing at someone behind me. I looked over my shoulder to see Nina emerging from the locker room. She was lugging that heavy medical bag; the way she waddled with it was surprisingly cute. I

said, shrugging. “What do you expect

I said to Nina. Just petty bullshit. Besides, why would you care?

not to look at her breasts as they pushed together, her

I’m not jealous. I could honestly care less if you

I knew they weren’t,true. I could tell that she was jealous

not interested in getting back together with her. You, of all people, should understand how that

I caught up in two strides; even though she was walking quickly, I was a

you would just give me a chance to

her fists clenched at her sides. “Have you ever even been in a serious relationship?” she snarled. “Or has your whole life been one hookup after the other to fill the

I didn’t know what to

my answer, then,” she said, straightening up. “We would be terrible for each other. If I’m going to Chapter 13 Melt the

Now that hurt.

hurt because

walk away, I was inwardly kicking myself for everything. She was right; we would be horrible

away from the football field dejectedly, although I was reluctant to leave in the hopes that she would suddenly

this way before about anyone, not even the werewolf girls that I used to sleep with in high school. All of that felt like nothing

no way