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My Hockey Alpha Chapter 116

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Nina

Somehow, I managed to sleep that night, if only for a few hours before I had to be up for class. The news of werewolves had thoroughly spread its way through campus by now like a wildfire, and everywhere I went, people were whispering about Enzo.

“He’s a monster,” I heard one girl say from behind me while we were waiting for class to start. “I don’t know why anyone would want to compete with him. We should just boycott the games from now on until they replace him with someone normal.”

I felt myself fume at this comment, and turned around to glare at her.

“I think we should all be more accepting,” I said, narrowing my eyes.

She laughed abrasively. “Oh, that’s rich coming from you,” she said. “You two have been thick as thieves all semester. How do we know that you’re not a werewolf, too?”

“And what if I am?”

Suddenly, the girl’s eyes widened. She opened her mouth to say something else, but stopped herself as the professor came in and began the lesson.

After class, I walked to the dining hall with Lori and Jessica. Along the way, we started to notice people walking toward the hockey arena with picket signs in their hands. One sign in particular caught my eye: it was the picture of a dog lifting its leg like it was going to urinate with a big red X through it, and below that, it said, “Don’t let dogs piss all over our campus!”

I felt a growl escape my lips, and I went to shout something at the guy carrying the sign, but Lori grabbed my arm and stopped me before I could.

“It’s not worth it,” she said, pulling me away. “There’s no convincing these people. They’re a bunch of jerks with no empathy for anyone who’s even the tiniest bit different.”

just joined a whole Twitter group of

still had my doubts. Suddenly, I

to which Lori and Jessica nodded. “Let’s protest against them. Show them that they can’t just bully werewolves

time when people

said, “but that professor got fired, too.

“Lori’s right. Besides, we can leave if anything bad starts to happen. We don’t need to engage in any

“Alright,” she said. “Let’s have lunch, then we can go and make our signs. I’ll notify my

…

few hours later, we had our signs and headed over to the

countless people who were protesting against werewolves — meanwhile, there were only ten of us, with myself, Lori, and Jessica included. As we met up with Jessica’s group, we quickly

I dunno about this,” Jessica said with a shaky voice, holding her sign to shield

said, stepping in front of Jessica and shielding her with her

her mouth and screamed at Lori and Jessica from across the line, “Hey, traitors! You’re just a bunch of sheep getting bossed around by the werewolf-fucker,

Jessica suddenly shouted, revealing her angry face from behind her sign. “Don’t talk about my friend like

fight me?” the girl said,

began to rush at the other girl, but before she could, I grabbed her by the arm and yanked her back. My action resulted in a chorus of boos coming from the other side, and the other girl stuck her tongue

girlfriend, but try to tone it down a notch. It doesn’t help our image if we let them get under our

watched as she grabbed Jessica by

went to join them, however, I saw an oddly familiar head of

only a glimpse, but I recognized that hair and that

I called, furrowing my brow, then cupped my hands over

there was some sort of explanation; I trusted him when he said that he was our friend, and that he would never do something like that. As I walked back to meet up with Jessica and Lori, however, I couldn’t shake that feeling of unease. What if it really was

I thought to myself. James