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Chapter 89: Moonfire (I)

作者: Sam K
last update 最終更新日: 2026-01-23 03:33:33

Alara’s POV

The infirmary smelled like antiseptic and quiet resolve.

Soft lights hummed overhead, muted to avoid overstimulating Artemis’s fragile senses in the adjacent room. This room was small, functional with white walls, silver instruments, the steady rhythm of machines that measured life in numbers and beeps. Dr. Vane had chosen this space deliberately. It was controlled, isolated, and safe.

As safe as any place could be, given what we were doing.

Xavier sat on the narrow infirmary bed, his broad frame almost too large for it. The IV lines ran from his arm to the transfusion unit, dark crimson blood flowing steadily through clear tubing, his blood that was destined for our daughter.

Dr. Vane had already done the cross-match. It came out to be positive. She hadn’t looked surprised. Not even a little.

“This was expected,” she’d said calmly, like she was discussing weather patterns instead of unraveling the last fragile threads of my reality. “The incomplete Lycan bonding in Artemi
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