My Hockey Alpha

Nina

“Of course I believe you, Nina.”

Relief flooded through me at Enzo’s words. “Thank you,” I whispered, looking down at the table.

Enzo wasted no time in getting to work. He opened his laptop and started scouring all of the Twitter threads that contained pictures of me, scanning through them until he had a list compiled of some of his biggest — and most angry — fans.

“Do any of these people look familiar to you?” he asked, turning the laptop toward me I furrowed my brow as I looked through the list then shook my head, handing him back his laptop.

“Not really,” I replied, “but I also haven’t seen the stalker. I know they were right next to me on multiple occasions, but I never saw them

“What about someone else?” Enzo asked “Like James. Or even Lisa. Those pictures taken from the quad the other day when Lisa threw her coffee on you were taken from relatively close range Maybe someone else saw.”

“I could ask James,” I replied. “I don’t think Lisa would even talk to me, let alone tell me the truth.”

Enzo nodded and shut his laptop. stuffing it back into his backpack.” That’s alright,” he said. “I’ll talk to her You go talk to James.” He stood, slinging his backpack over his shoulder, then started to head for the exit.

I found James in Tiffany’s office later that day, poring over paperwork. He was slightly upset that I had just run away from him the day before, but was understanding of the situation and even more concerned when I told him about the stalker “I haven’t seen anyone,” he said, his eyes wide after I told him about the stalker. “Did you go to the police?”

I nodded. “I went this morning.” I replied. “The stalker somehow erased all of the evidence. They even stole the letter out of my bag. So, naturally, the police didn’t believe me.”

table. “Let me

sun was already going down, which only added to the feeling of being

and Lori were sitting

go to the police? Jessica asked, jumping up from

me.

her arms. around Jessica, pulling her into a hug

something else happen?” I asked, my

home from the dining hall earlier and saw something move in the bushes,”

closer to her “Did you see

in front of Jessica, whose sobs got even louder, and shielded her from me with an angry look

I put my hand on

for messing around with Enzo, you know,” she said. “Do the right

my friends to be supportive through this entire thing, not accuse me of

my nails into my palm and, without a word, went into my bedroom and slammed the door behind me. The sound of Jessica’s sobs in the other room intensified, I

clenched and unclenched my fists as I waited with bated breath for

I paced, however, I noticed something

the cold autumn breeze on my cheek, blowing through my window. I stopped in my tracks and narrowed my eyes as I slowly turned to face

the blinds rattled in the breeze My heart was practically pounding out of my chest.

“Hey.”