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My Hockey Alpha Chapter 160

Rogue Killer

Enzo

The last thing I saw before the portal closed entirely was the image of Selena grabbing my father from behind and holding a knife to his throat. Her eyes, red with fury, were burned into my psyche. I lunged forward in a desperate attempt to somehow reach back through and pull my father to safety, but it was too late; the portal was already closed.

I was alone.

It took a few minutes to realize where I was exactly, but I finally came to the realization that I was just outside of town, just a few feet away from the road.

The road, which normally had at least two or three cars on it at any given time despite how quiet the town of Mountainview normally was, was now dead silent. The eeriness of it all made me shudder, but I had to push forward. If I didn’t save the town and save Nina, my dad putting himself in danger for me would be entirely in vain.

As I walked toward the town, I kept mulling over Selena’s actions in my mind. I was certain that she wouldn’t go so far as to kill anyone, especially not my father. Sure, she would threaten him or throw a tantrum, but killing the Alpha of the Fullmoons wouldn’t put her in the best position with her own father, and besides — I didn’t think that she really had the capacity to kill anyone, anyway. If she did, she would have just killed Nina before rather than going through all of the trouble of setting up a strange little magical prison for Nina.

In my eyes, Selena was just a scared, spoiled little girl. Maybe I was wrong in thinking this, but telling myself that my father would be okay kept me going, and that was the most important thing.

cars scattered throughout the streets. There was trash and debris everywhere from the mad dash of people trying to get away from the rogues. Thankfully, I didn’t see any bodies yet, which was a relief. My best guess was that

Tiffany’s horrible death wouldn’t be in vain. By using

that rogues would be coming out of their hiding spots soon to roam around. I hoped that Nina was safely hidden away somewhere, but I couldn’t be sure. I couldn’t pick up

shotgun in their hands.

It was James.

calling out to him, I remembered the letter that Nina and I found as well as his sickening presentation at the symposium, and it reminded me that I couldn’t be entirely trusting of him. For all I knew, there were silver bullets in that gun. At the very least,

followed at a distance, darting behind cars and trees and staying low, as the sky darkened above. James kept

rogue ahead of him. It was meandering along, not even noticing his presence at first. James could have

his gun and shot at the rogue. He hit it right in the head, killing it

indiscriminately killing rogues on sight without any concern for the fact that these were innocent people who didn’t ask for any of this. It made my blood boil, and without giving it another thought, I quickly ran out from behind the car and sprinted

swung around, his eyes wide, but I managed to tackle him and knock the shotgun out of his hands before he could get his bearings. The gun went sliding across the pavement; James tried to reach for it, but I put my knee on his arm and pinned him down as I sat on top of him. I could feel my eyes glowing and my fangs protruding as I raised my fist to punch him. What was even worse was the fact that he didn’t even seem scared. He was grinning up at me, as

my arms and felt someone lifting me

a

spun around, my eyes widening as I saw none other than Matt standing there. We stood there in disbelief for a moment before both letting out a sigh of relief and hugging tightly.

we found you,”