My Hockey Alpha

Nina

Matt, Lori, Jessica and I all planned out how we were going to separate “Eli” and “Sadie” so we could try to break the spell on Enzo. We had to be tactful about it, because if this really was Enzo and Selena, then Selena could easily leave with Enzo again and we would have no way of finding them.

Finally, after a long time spent brainstorming and failing at how to go about this, Matt finally spoke up with one last idea.

“Hey!” he said, suddenly sitting up straight in his chair as though a string was attached to the top of his head. “I just remembered that there’s supposed to be a party at one of the frat houses tomorrow night. I’m sure the new students — sorry, Enzo and Selena — will be there. If we can somehow manage to separate them at the party, then maybe Nina could have her chance to talk to Enzo privately and try to make him remember.”

Matt’s idea made me smile a bit. “A party could be a good distraction,” I said. “People will be drinking, and there will be a lot going on. It could be easy to separate them in the chaos.”

Of course, there would still be the matter of how to go about it; but there was no real way to plan things out beforehand, as we had no way of knowing exactly how the party would go. All we knew for now was that we would stick together until Matt, Lori and Jessica managed to separate Enzo and Selena, and then I would take Enzo somewhere private and try to talk to him.

For now, the plan seemed doable.

that it would work, because if it didn’t and Selena found out our plan… Then she would likely take Enzo away

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I knew already what the dean was going to say: that the Fullmoons had left us here, without any real protection, to run off and disappear when people needed them the most. With Richard gone and Enzo currently unfit to take charge, Lewis seemed to have allowed this newfound power to go to his head. Part of me even wondered

towns. After that, I was confident that we would be able to go to the Alpha King together as a team, where I would present myself to him as his missing daughter. With the Alpha King on our side after that, we were certain to stop the

auditorium while the rest of the students got settled. Finally, the dean came out on the stage and called for everyone’s

looking around at the students with concern on her face. “I’ve called you here today to let

worriedly around us. My friends and I just looked at each

and it seems that their leaders have decided to retreat for now. Of course, there are still many rogues roaming the countryside, as I’m sure you’re all aware… But I believe that with a strict curfew and a ban on outside

curfew?” I whispered, looking over at Lori and Jessica. Was the dean serious? A curfew was really

the antidote,” she whispered.

At the very least, the antidote was finished; we just needed to test it and get it ready before another rogue outbreak began.