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My Hockey Alpha Chapter 202

Breakthrough

Nina

I searched high and low through the cabins in the hopes of finding some sort of lead on where Luke was, but unfortunately there was nothing. It seemed that the Fullmoons cleaned up every scrap, every little thing that would have indicated that they were even living here to begin with, and now they were gone.

I just hoped that Luke was okay. Hopefully, Myra or one of the others who didn’t agree with Lewis managed to set him free. I had to let that hope be the thing to keep me going for now, because I had a lot to do.

As I made my way back to the campus, I decided to head over to the infirmary to try one last time to finish the antidote.

And, unexpectedly, my friends were already there. When I arrived, Lori, Jessica, and Matt were all standing outside, waiting for me.

“We were just looking for you,” Lori said as I approached. “Where were you?”

“I just walked out to the cabins,” I replied as I unlocked the door. “It looks like the Fullmoons are already gone.”

My friends’ eyes all widened. “What?” Matt asked, his voice sounding disbelieving. “Seriously? They just up and left?”

I nodded as I walked into the infirmary and flicked on the lights. When I explained what Myra had told me the last time I talked to her, my friends were in an even greater state of disbelief. It really did seem as though Lewis fully planned on taking over as the Fullmoon Alpha, and there was no knowing exactly where they went.

bright side, the antidote was

This was the final moment — the secret ingredient. I had found the name of the compound jotted

of us went silent as I dropped the compound into the

My eyes widened as the solution began to turn black, and I took a step backwards, afraid of whatever

slowly… The solution turned a bright,

“Nina…

to ear. My friends joined me, high-fiving me and congratulating me on my breakthrough. Of course, there was still the question of how we would test

to produce more, and then we could

wasn’t the only thing on my mind. As I bottled up the antidote and put it away safely for testing, my smile eventually fell. I knew I needed to tell my friends about Selena and Enzo; I just hoped that they believed me and that they wouldn’t

I said, turning around to face them once the antidote was tucked away neatly in a cabinet, “I need to talk to you about something. You’re gonna think I’m just being crazy,

furrowed. But then, suddenly,

I think I know what you’re gonna say,” he said, causing us all to turn and look at him. He paused then and

of my friends seemed

their faces; they knew what I was about to say next. “I think it’s Selena and Enzo in disguise. And before you call me crazy, just hear me out: every time I look at either of them for more than just a few moments, I swear they shift in appearance. I’ve seen it too many times now for it to just be a coincidence. And furthermore,

were here in some sort of disguise or whatever, then why wouldn’t Enzo at least come and talk to us?” Jessica

can make him remember. Just last night, I ran into him and he said that I was familiar. Selena — Sadie — saw us, however, and ended