My Hockey Alpha

Enzo

The second I saw the rogue, I knew exactly who it was.

Justin.

How had Justin turned into a rogue? I had just seen him at the hockey game and he seemed fine… But then my mind wandered back to his reaction when we didn’t win the shootout. Was that the beginning of his transformation?

Before I could stop him, he locked eyes with Nina and quickly ran away. He must’ve subconsciously recognized her in his rogue state, which would mean that he might not necessarily hurt her.

The woman, who was leaning on Nina’s shoulder, was holding her shredded leg as she bled all over the forest floor. I had to act quickly, or she would die of blood loss. “Run home as fast as you can,” I said to Nina sternly over the woman’s sobs as I walked forward and scooped her up in my arms. “Get home and stay inside until I tell you it’s safe.”

“But I–” Nina started to protest, but I wouldn’t hear any of it. She needed to get home safely; besides, Edward was still seemingly impervious to her resistance to his hypnotherapy, and I didn’t need him getting suspicious of her if I suddenly showed up to his office with her knowing everything. If he tried to hypnotize her again and failed, it would certainly alert him, the dean, and likely my father and there was no telling what might happen to Nina if they knew she couldn’t be brainwashed out of her knowledge of werewolves.

“Just listen to me, Nina,” I pleaded. Please. Just this once, I need you to trust me.”

The woman’s screams grew in intensity Before Nina could protest any further, I teleported directly into Edward’s office.

“What on earth?!” Edward yelled in surprise, jumping up from the armchair by his fireplace as I wordlessly set the agonized woman down on the couch. Edward raced over to us, his brow furrowed.

“What happened to her?” he asked.

“There’s another shifter on campus,” I replied, watching as Edward placed his hand on the woman’s forehead. Within moments, her eyes fell shut and her body went limp so Edward could start healing her wounds. I cringed as I heard her bloody leg squelch under the pressure of his hands.

Edward looked up from his work, the woman’s flesh slowly healing beneath his touch. “Do you know who it was?” he asked.

curse and as much as he irked me, I didn’t want anything horrible to happen to him. If I could get him somewhere safe where he couldn’t hurt anybody, and teach him how to control his wolf before someone like Edward or the dean took

her leg had been

from his hands. ” She’ll be fine. She’s lucky you found her before her leg got ripped

you, Edward,” I

“Not

a step back, narrowing my eyes.” I never told you the rogue’s name,

before reverting back to their usual calm and collected demeanor “Oh, you must’ve mentioned

hallway after he slammed and locked the door behind me, I couldn’t help but

something about all of the

get to Justin before he did. As soon as I was out of the line of sight of his office, 1 took off at a full sprint and burst

the same direction. Had he come back for her before she made it out? I cursed to myself as my

came across a clearing in the woods where their scents were the strongest. My heart was in my throat as I scanned the clearing for Nina’s

was kneeling on the forest floor with a

had Justin shifted back into his human form? Rogues always stayed in their wolf forms during the full moon, and were completely

I approached, her body tense as she squinted her eyes in my direction. When she finally

didn’t listen to me,” I said to her telepathically. I was relieved that she was okay, but also a bit frustrated at her constant stubbornness. Couldn’t she

however, I was

his shirt collar, pinning him to the ground. He thrashed beneath me, but even with the rogue curse in his

Nina’s hand grabbed my arm her grip was surprisingly firm and her voice rang clearly in my mind….

remember,”

and serious. I looked back down at Justin, who looked up at me with a mixture of confusion and terror on his face, before I finally loosened my grip on him –still pinning him down just in case he tried

my dazing ability on him, watching as his pupils began to swirl. He had no choice