My Hockey Alpha

Chapter 300: Marrying My Hockey Alpha

Nina

“Nina,” Jessica called out. “It’s time.”

I turned to face my friends with a teary-eyed smile. They were right; it was time for the wedding to begin. And now that I had my mom and my brother at my side, I felt happier than ever.

Lori and Jessica led me inside while my mom and Taylor headed around back to take their seats. The wedding was to be held on the back lawn of the mansion, where the seats and the altar were set up. It was a cold day, but I knew that the air would feel good against my skin.

As we stopped in front of the back door that would lead outside to the ceremony, Lori and Jessica turned to face me. They both had tears in their eyes.

“I can’t believe this is happening,” Jessica said, delicately blotting at her teary eyes with her handkerchief. “My best friend is getting married… And before me, no less.”

I half-laughed, half-sobbed at this and pulled both of my friends close for a tight hug. We held each other for a few minutes, crying and rocking each other back and forth.

Finally, Lori and Jessica stepped back.

Lori smirked and reached out to touch my face with her thumb. “You’ve got mascara on your cheek,” she teased, wiping it away from my face. “There. That’s better.”

“Well?” Jessica asked. “Are you ready?”

I nodded, then took a deep breath.

Suddenly, I felt a tap on my shoulder and turned around to see my father standing there.

“I’ve only just met you after more than twenty years apart, and now I’m walking you down the aisle,” he said with a chuckle. “It’s funny how those things work, isn’t it?”

I nodded and laughed as well. “I guess so,” I said.

paused, then took a deep breath. “I’m sure

sister here and there. I had never been one to believe in ghosts, but lately that

watching me on my wedding day. And I knew that

through his, feeling the strength that emanated out of him, and smiled up

opened the big double doors that led out

at the crowd. There were so many people there… I didn’t even know some of them. I instantly felt myself overcome with an entire host of emotions, but my dad’s strength kept me upright, and he patted my hand gently and shot

got this, kiddo,”

stood, and gasped as they saw me walk down the steps with my dad. But I wasn’t looking at any of them; I was only looking straight ahead at Enzo as he stood by the altar with the hockey team by his side, and with

as my dad began walking me down the aisle. I had

breathe, I repeated in my head. Look

felt so long, but Enzo’s eyes felt so strong as they gazed at me. His gaze was steady like a rock, but I could see the emotion in his face, the wide smile across his lips. He looked so

front of the altar. Enzo walked down and bowed to my

my dad’s hand squeeze mine, then let

I ever imagined,” Enzo whispered as we

I could only blush.

ceremony began. The priestess gave a beautiful speech about love and marriage, and then it was time for our vows. Luke, who was our ring bearer, smiled as he carried the rings over to

could see a hint of pure joy in his teary gaze. I teared up a little, too, as I remembered how much our friendship

Luke finally whispered so only I could hear. “I’m

tearful laugh, I threw my arms around my friend and hugged him tightly. He stiffened for a moment out of surprise before I felt his arms wrap around

it tightly, and the two nodded at each other. No words were exchanged, but I knew that nothing needed to be

I turned to face each other. Both of our faces must have been red; his sure was, and I could

a little piece of

you, I knew that you

I was

fated mate. Every day, I can’t get over how lucky I am to be one of the few who actually found his fated mate. And to think that I spent three years with you right under my nose, and I was so obsessed with hockey that