My Hockey Alpha by Eve Above Story PDF



Chapter 0501

Enzo

The engine of my truck hummed softly in the background as Luke and I sat in silence, our eyes peeled for any sign of Edward's pickup. The dashboard clock read 11:37 PM, and we had been at this for hours. Fast food wrappers sat on the dashboard, the scent of greasy french fries and burgers filling the car.

I was hell-bent on finding Edward. But he hadn't shown his face again so far, at least not here, near the gas station where I saw him before, and I was beginning to lose hope.

"You know," Luke finally broke the silence, "Nina would skin both of us if she knew we were out here, stalking this deranged lunatic without her."

I chuckled, never taking my eyes off the rearview mirror. "I know. But you also know Nina. She'd do the same if she were in my shoes,"

maybe not now that she's pregnant. Maybe common sense will finally take over that girl's brain," Luke replied with

and toward the equally pressing matter. Nina wanted to keep the baby. A swirl of emotions engulfed me: elation, dread, love, and a deep-rooted fear that

my contemplative expression as easily as if I'd spoken my

admit it's crossed my mind," I said. "I can't bear the thought of leaving Nina alone,

of the book," Luke reminded me. "Besides, Nina really cares about your dreams. She wouldn't want you to quit

clear," I said, recalling how passionately Nina had argued for us to maintain our own paths. "But what if something happens while I'm

the daughter of the Alpha

has this... this stubbornness when it comes to asking for help. She's too worried about being a burden, even to her own father. What if she hides things just to

it, I'll go back to being her bodyguard. If she won't let me move into the house, I'll keep watch 24/7. I don't

"You don't have to do that, Luke. Your contract ended months ago. You're free to live your life. Well...

just spoken to him in an alien language. "Contract or not, it changes nothing. My family died centuries ago, and you two are like a second chance at that.

in the air, cementing a bond that no contract could ever forge. It was more than loyalty;