My Hockey Alpha by Eve Above Story PDF

Chapter 0312 Nina As I watched Enzo storm off into the party, I felt my heart sink. The screen door slammed shut behind him and wobbled a bit on its frame, leaving me alone and shaking in the cold. Up until five seconds earlier, I was certain that our plan was going to work.

But maybe I was too confident in that assumption, because it turned out that Enzo didn’t remember me after all. In fact, my attempts to make him remember not only proved to be futile, but also made him angry with me and probably closed him off even more.

Now, I was just the strange girl who cornered him at a party. For all he knew, I could have been trying to drug I

him or something.

I couldn’t explain it; somehow, after I everything, he didn’t remember me at all. Even as I looked at him that night, begging him to reach into his mind and remember my face, my voice, my touch... He simply looked at me like I was a complete stranger.

What had happened? How did it come to this? The last time we spoke, he had seemed as though he knew who I was, or was at least beginning to know who I was. He even said himself that he knew I was familiar. And yet, at the party, he looked at me like he had never spoken to me in his life.

As I stumbled down the dark street, couldn’t contain the sobs that escaped my lips. I felt my face twist and contort I into an excruciating grimace, and I

clutched my stomach as I felt nausea wash over me from a combination of the alcohol and my heartache.

I knew my friends were probably looking for me, but I was too drunk and heartbroken to care. Up until now, I thought for sure that I would have Enzo back on my side, and now here I was staggering down the street with an aching pain in my chest.

on him; I couldn’t know for sure. All T knew was that somehow, after Enzo had seemed to be coming close to a breakthrough the last time I saw him, he was now back at square one. Surely she did something to make him forget again. But would he ever

pulled it out and struggled to focus my eyes on the

It was Jessica.

answered. My tongue felt heavy and

all over for you,”

I whispered. “I needed to get out. Don’t worry; I'm just going home.” “Nina...” Jessica sounded even more agitated at this point. I knew

where you are. You're

coming to get you.” “I’m fine,” I

a dark street

sounded like they were outside, already on their way. “Stay there.

simply couldn’t help myself. I felt

only I had just talked to him more when we had time alone. Maybe I could have made him remember his old

tears off of my face, I couldn’t help but notice a car driving down the street.

— not only that, but they

and squinted, straining to see if my friends had found a ride to bring them to me,

decided, even in my drunken state, that this wasn’t safe and that I should walk away. But as I turned and