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My Hockey Alpha Chapter 218

My Hockey Alpha Chapter 218: The Sacrificial Lamb

Enzo

My brain felt so foggy. No matter how hard I tried, it almost felt as though my eyes were constantly out of focus, like I was walking through a thick mist that was obstructing everything in front of me. That strange girl that looked almost exactly like Selena came running out of the woods, and she tackled Selena, sending her to the ground. They grappled there for a few moments in a shrieking, clawing heap while I stood in complete and utter shock, before I finally came to my senses and pulled her off of Selena.

The girl kept saying strange things. She kept talking as though we knew each other, but I didn’t know her. I didn’t even know where I was. It felt like there was something at the very back of my mind that thought that maybe she was familiar, and that maybe I did know her somehow, but that didn’t make any sense.

And so, when Selena opened a portal and took my hand, I went along with her.

When we stepped out on the other side, we weren’t far from the Alpha King’s mansion. Selena seemed angry, and for good reason; that girl had muddied Selena’s clothes and wrecked her perfect hair during their fight, and I knew that Selena didn’t like getting dirty. But there was something else that I noticed, too, as she took me by the hand and pulled me toward the mansion. She kept muttering to herself about the other girl.

“That bitch… Thinks she can pull a fast one on me… I’m his mate, not her.”

I frowned as I listened to Selena. I thought back to what Selena had told the other girl. She had said “See? He doesn’t even remember you!”

knew the girl, but I didn’t know her for some reason. How could this

harder into my wrist as she pulled me along. I decided then and there that I needed to give her some time to cool

of the mansion. The guards let us in; it seemed that they, too, realized Selena’s anger and decided not to question anything. I didn’t even know why or when we had left

the winding hallways to my room. She then opened the door and

her eyes burning

I wouldn’t just sit there and wait for her to come back; I needed to know what

foot in the way

and forth as she grinded her teeth together angrily. “I just need to take care of something,” she said. “I’ll be back soon. I promise.” Then, with

It felt as though there was a voice in the back of my head telling me to snap out of it, but I didn’t understand why. And when I searched for my wolf to see if he had any guidance to offer, he was fast asleep. It almost felt as though there was some sort of spell on my wolf that was keeping him in a coma. He was there, but he wasn’t conscious. This made me nervous; what if something happened and I needed to shift? I couldn’t do that if my wolf was fast asleep and couldn’t be

of my train of thought. I bolted over to the window to look out, and I caught a glimpse of what looked like Selena running across the road in a cloak. She was fast, like a bolt of lightning, and she looked over her shoulder as though she was making sure that the

happening, but I knew that something was wrong. And I couldn’t help but think that Selena and that strange girl who could have been her twin had something to do

decided that I couldn’t stay here. I had to follow

room, trying to think of a way to escape. My eyes fell on the window once again, and I tried to lift the window frame. It slid up easily; in Selena’s haste, she hadn’t blocked me from getting out this way. I quickly climbed out the

I could toward the direction that Selena left in. The guards didn’t see me

retract her scent, so it was easy to follow it. She had left an obvious trail of crushed leaves and broken bushes as well,

was foggy and distant, but as I approached, I remembered that I had been here before. I had found Selena in here once, talking