My Hockey Alpha by Eve Above Story PDF

Chapter 0665

Nina

The little red bird transformed right in front of me. A moment later, a young woman with long red hair and striking green eyes stood in the clearing now, and my shock was palpable. She appeared no older than me, rubbing her arm where I had grabbed her, a mix of irritation and pain on her face.

"Hey! That hurt!" she exclaimed, her voice sharp. Her green eyes glared at me, fiery and alive.

I was still reeling from the sudden transformation, but my anger quickly resurfaced once I came back to my senses. "Yeah, well, maybe you shouldn't have been spying on me!" I shot back, feeling my own eyes narrow in frustration. "I wouldn't have grabbed you if you weren't stalking me."

The woman, brushing a stray leaf off of her short, huffed angrily. "Orders are orders, princess," she retorted. "It's not like I can just go around ignoring the Alpha King's commands."

Frustrated, I kicked a nearby stick in her direction, a useless and childish gesture of my irritation. "Then turn back into a bird and shoo off!" I said, my voice rising with every word. "Spying on someone during an intimate moment is disgusting... If you're gonna spy, at least make sure I don't see you."

"Whatever."

The woman turned to leave, her body tensing as if preparing to shift back into her bird form. But suddenly, she paused, hesitating. She looked back at me with those green eyes, her expression changing to something more serious.

"Wait," she said, her tone now cautious. "There's actually something else you should know."

I crossed my arms, my anger still simmering just beneath the surface. "Why aren't you flying off yet?" I demanded. The woman looked around nervously before leaning in closer, as if sharing a secret. "You're being watched," she whispered.

I rolled my eyes. "Yeah, I know."

"No," she said. "Not just by me, but by someone else."

skipped a beat as recognition washed over me. "It's the yellow-eyed wolf, isn't it?" I asked, my own voice barely more than a

gaze intense as she looked around. "They've run off just now, but... they

deep breath,

earlier nervous expression turning back into one of indignance. "Positive. You're

the woman turned on her heel again and prepared to shift. But I wasn't satisfied; not yet, at least." Wait!" I called out, causing the red-haired woman to stop and throw me an annoyed look over her shoulder.* You've... You've

hands on her hips. "Like I said, orders are orders.

only ask because you must see a lot," I said, taking a step forward. "You watch me all the time, so you must...

her eyes shifting to the ground. "That's true," she said. "Perhaps I know some

I said, "this wolf... is

woman glanced around again, looking nervously at our surroundings. "Look, if

know. Has it

nodded. "It has. For quite

"How long?"

"About three months."

where I had felt watched over the past few months, when I had felt uneasy during my morning walks or when I would look out the window in the dead of

a moment when nothing seemed to make sense: when the burglar somehow escaped from our headquarters. "Did you see if it was there the night the burglar escaped?" I asked, my

with another nod. "Yes," she said. "It

a mixture of frustration and intrigue. It was clear that this woman wasn't quick to give up her information, but she certainly seemed to have a lot of it. "What's your

replied, her voice

choosing to commit it to memory. "Well, Daphne, you seem to know many things. Like about the yellow-eyed wolf being around

me with a sense of resignation. "I don't know anything else about it," she said. "Just that it likes

about Jessica's accident?" I asked. "Did you

Daphne interrupted.