My Hockey Alpha by Eve Above Story PDF

Chapter 0572

Nina

The festival was a colorful mosaic of laughter, music, and twinkling lights. Enzo and I meandered through the crowd, our hands entwined, taking in the sights and sounds of the lively summer event. The air was filled with the aroma of street food and the distant sound of waves crashing against the shore.

We kept walking for a long time, pausing at various stalls to look at trinkets. I bought a handmade sketchbook and some pencils for Lori, a necklace for Jessica, and a hoodie that just screamed Luke'. Enzo bought a couple of things for the hockey team back in Mountainview, and with our arms laden with our new purchases, we kept moving.

As we paused to watch a group of dancers twirling in sync to music, I leaned closer to Enzo. "Do you sense any werewolves or other supernaturals here?" I asked, a playful tone in my voice.

Enzo seemed taken aback for a moment, then he scanned the crowd with a hint of amusement in his eyes. "No, I don't think so. Why, do you?"

I shook my head, chuckling lightly. "No, I was just thinking it would be fun to guess what everyone might be."

He laughed softly and nodded towards an old man sitting alone on a bench, his face hidden in the shadows. "See that guy? He could be a vampire, waiting for nightfall."

I laughed along, the tension easing from my shoulders. "And those two teenagers by the water," I said, pointing to a couple locked in a passionate kiss over by the shore, "they might be fae."

Our playful banter continued as we walked, pointing out various festival-goers and imagining crazier and crazier backstories for each of them.

But then, as we turned a corner, we saw a woman walking alone. She was strikingly elegant, dressed in all black, her dark hair cascading over her shoulders. Her bright red lipstick stood out starkly against her pale skin, and for a moment, it felt like time had slowed down.

As she passed by us, I caught a glimpse of her eyes. For a split second, they seemed to glow red, an eerie luminescence that sent a chill down my spine. My wolf sensed nothing, though. Nothing out of the ordinary, which was odd.

"Did you see that?" I asked Enzo, my voice barely above a whisper.

He turned to me, his attention having been momentarily diverted by two kids who were running past, waving glow sticks at each other and shrieking with laughter. "Huh?" he asked.

woman's eyes," I said, trying to keep my voice

furrowed, and he turned back to look at the woman, but she had already blended into the crowd. "I didn't see it. Are you

didn't sense anything,

this for a moment, then shook his head. "I haven't sensed any supernaturals. No werewolf

unsettled.

just a trick of the light,

of people, the strange glow of her eyes lingering in

said, taking my hand. "Don't freak yourself out. We're safe

I continued our stroll through the lively

glowing lanterns. A sign out front proclaimed 'Madame Zara - Fortune Teller Extraordinaire Enzo raised an eyebrow skeptically as I stopped in front

teller?" he asked, a hint of amusement in his voice.

it could be

glancing at the tent. "I don't know. These

him gently. "It's just for fun, Enzo. Let's see what the

entered the dimly lit tent. Inside, an elderly woman with a shawl draped over her shoulders and a crystal on her forehead sat at a small table, her eyes peering at us over

she said in a mystical tone. "I am Madame Zara. Who wishes to know their

curiosity piqued.

name?" the fortune teller

"Nina."

her, and I extended my hand. She took it gently, her fingers tracing the lines of my palm. Her eyes narrowed as she

a journey of the heart," she murmured, her voice a

standing beside me, snorted softly. "That's pretty

changed. Her eyes widened, and she let out

are you pregnant?" she

her reaction. "Yes,