My Hockey Alpha by Eve Above Story PDF

Nina

"And we have now landed in Mountainview. Thank you for flying with us."

The pilot's muffled voice crackled over the airplane speakers, rousing me from a fitful sleep. When I cracked my eyes open, the old woman beside me shot me a smile.

"Sleep well?" she asked.

I nodded, stifling a yawn. "It was much needed, I'll say," I said with a wry chuckle.

"Exhaustion gets the best of us sometimes, especially when we're pregnant," she said, patting my arm. "Make sure you get enough sleep, dear. It's always important."

"I will."

With that, the old woman stood, collected her carry-on bag, and left. I followed suit soon after.

I was grateful to finally have my feet on solid ground. The anxiety of the past few days had left me feeling frazzled, and all I wanted was to be home, even if it was just for a little while. Enzo's reassurance before I left the city had helped calm my nerves somewhat, but I couldn't shake the uneasiness that had settled in the pit of my stomach.

"Okay," I murmured to myself as I walked through the airport toward the luggage pickup. "I'll go home, grab what I need, and then it's off to see the parents."

After grabbing my luggage, I made my way through the terminal and out into the crisp forest air. The scent of pine and the sight of the towering trees filled me with a sense of peace that I had been missing.

parking lot where our familiar pickup truck was waiting for me, and when I finally slid into the driver's seat

had arrived back in Mountainview; but I ultimately decided against it for now. I could call him and update him on everything once I was safely back in the supernatural realm, within the confines of my parents'

and comforting sights and sounds of my family, but something more. The panic

but what was I supposed to do now? All I could do, realistically, was wait for the witch's examination. Only then would I know for sure whether my baby would

the tall pine trees towering over either side, the windows down to let in the early summer breeze and the radio playing one of my favorite songs, I couldn't help but wonder what if the fortune teller was right? What if I did lose my baby? Was

the trees dwindled a bit and the house finally came into view, I shook my head as if to dispel the thoughts. No, I wouldn't consider that just now. Home first, then witch. All in due

father's mansion was full, and I knew I

off. I paused, looking around, but nothing was out of the ordinary. The house was untouched, the shadow entity was nowhere to

my phone rang, and it made me

expecting it to be Enzo, but it wasn't.

I answered.

the line, something that I rarely heard from her.

said, my tone cautious.

breath, and when she spoke again, I could hear the tears in her voice. "You

widened.

and she's unconscious. They said she has

listened to Lori's words. Jessica was one of the strongest people I knew. The thought

as I can, Lori," I replied, my voice trembling. "Just

as grabbing my jacket, I burst out of the house and into the waning afternoon light. I practically leaped into the truck, whipping out of the driveway without

then, I began speeding toward the