My Hockey Alpha

Nina

Without removing my lab coat and goggles, I ran from the laboratory and down the hall. I didn’t know where I was going or what I was doing, but I had to tell someone.

As I ran down the hall, I nearly ran straight into none other than Jessica. She had her hair up in a bun and a stack of textbooks in her arms, which she dropped when I almost ran into her.

“Geez!” she said, clutching her chest with one hand as she looked at me. ” What the hell happened? You look like a crazed murderer.”

I caught a glimpse of myself in the reflection of a classroom window. Jessica was right; my lab coat had blood on it from opening up the cadaver, and my goggles only emphasized my wide eves But that wasn’t important right #Chapter 18 Hypnotherapynow.

“Follow me,” I said. “I have to show you something.”

We returned to the lab, Jessica grumbling behind me about how gross cadavers were as we entered.

“There,” I said, pointing at the table with my cadaver on it. “Look.”

She walked over, clutching her books to her chest, and peered at the body with a scowl on her face. “What is it?” she asked, sounding confused.

I stomped over to show her the body, but the chest was completely healed and the fangs were no longer there. How?

“Someone switched the body,” I said, whirling around to see if someone had moved my cadaver elsewhere. Jessica only looked on in confusion.

“Um… Nina, are you alright?” she said, putting a hand on my shoulder. “Are you overly tired or something?”

I shrugged her hand off and shook my head. “No,” I replied. “I’m fine. I swear my cadaver’s heart was massive… twice the size of a normal human’s. And I checked his teeth. He had fangs. Like a wolf.”

Jessica furrowed her brow and looked at me with concern drawn across her face. “Nina, that’s ridiculous,” she said. “I think maybe you should go home and get some rest.”

“I know what I saw!” I snapped. My hands were shaking and my eyes began to fill with tears. “That cadaver was no ordinary human, and someone switched it.”

Jessica didn’t say anything.

“I know you think I’m crazy,” I said, pulling off my goggles and my lab coat and putting them away in my locker. ”

I swear. I saw something that

was lying, but I didn’t say anything. “Let’s just go home and you can rest, then we can talk about what you

of my locker. “No,” I replied. “I’m talking to the dean.

chance to stop me, I stormed out of the lab and

I unceremoniously entered without knocking. When she looked up. at me with a stern expression on her

taking off her glasses and clasping

“I… uh…” I stammered.

say, kindly leave

out, “in my anatomy lab. My

raised an eyebrow. “Oh?” she said.

wolf.” Saying it out loud to the dean made me cringe at how

on and looked down her nose at me. “Why come to

this far. For some reason, my

responding, she nodded and pulled out a notepad. She jotted something down on it and ripped the paper off, handing it to me. It had a man’s name and

Please make an appointment with Edward Williams. He’s an

“I don’t need thera-”

a request as it is an order,” she said, “I won’t have one of my students having a mental breakdown.

and looked at my. feet, blinking back

anything else?” the dean

ask about my reassignment, but felt as though the dean wouldn’t allow it now; besides, 1 was too embarrassed. I just wanted

did as the dean told me to. I called Edward and made an appointment. When Jessica asked what happened later,

a sleepless night; I’m sure

happened yesterday,” said Edward, a portly, kind- looking

working with a cadaver on my anatomy project,” I replied as I fiddled with a loose thread on my jeans. “It had an enlarged heart, and fangs like a wolf. It was extremely muscular,

after

I replied. “And when I went back a few minutes later, it

was silent for a moment while he jotted on

a dead body heal on its own? Not to mention healing within a matter of minutes