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Chapter 79: The doctor's loyalty.
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2026-10-16 10:36:38
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Asher POV"How dare you speak to me like that? Do you know who I am, Elliot?"He didn’t say anything. “ANSWER ME!” I yelled. "You're the Alpha of Ashford Dominion.""That's right. And you work in my pack. You eat my food, sleep under my protection, and treat patients in a clinic that my family built. Every instrument in this room, every vial of medicine in your cabinet, every salary that pays your staff — it comes from this pack. From me. So when I ask you for something, you do it without complaints.”Elliot was quiet for a few seconds, then stepped back, widening the distance between us. “That doesn’t place you above medical law, Alpha. The Werewolf Medical Accords exist for a reason. No Alpha — regardless of rank — has the authority to compel a physician to breach patient confidentiality. That protection exists to ensure that pack members can seek medical care without fear of their personal information being used against them."A muscle ticked in my jaw as my vision blurred with a
Goodbye Alpha, You Can Never Win Me Back Chapter 79: The doctor's loyalty.
Asher POVI moved away from the desk and stood by the window.The clinic overlooked the eastern training grounds, where a handful of warriors were running drills in the late afternoon light. From here, I could see the gaps in their formation — two positions unmanned, a third filled by a boy barely old enough to have shifted for the first time. This was what half-capacity looked like. Not dramatic collapse. Just slow erosion, the kind you didn't notice until the wall gave way.Then I heard footsteps in the corridor, the door opening, and then a pause at the door."Alpha."Elliot Crane stepped inside and closed the door behind him. He was wearing his white coat, a stethoscope draped around his neck, a clipboard tucked under his arm. His face was composed, and as always, he wore that annoying professional look he always had around me. I knew he bore animosity towards me because of his friendship with Lyra, and he never bothered to hide it. I didn’t turn from the window or acknowledge hi
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Asher POV"...and the northern border patrols have been running at half capacity since the Luna's departure. We've had two incursions in the past week alone — minor ones, but they're testing us. They know we're vulnerable."Elder Harmon's voice was a steady drone at the far end of the table, but it reached me like sound through water. I heard the words, but I didn't process them. My body was in the council chamber at Ashford Dominion, sitting at the head of the long oak table where I had sat for every pack meeting since I became Alpha, but my mind was back in that hearing room.The child is not yours, Alpha Voss.Lyra's voice. Flat and controlled. She hadn't flinched when she said it or looked away. She'd stood there in front of the Council and denied me with the same composure she wore when she served dinner to guests who didn't know she existed.And the worst part — the part that had been circling my mind for days like a wolf pacing the walls of a cage — was that I couldn't tell if
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Jaxon POVThe healers had left an hour ago.They had cleaned the wounds, applied wolfsbane neutralizers to the welts on my back and chest, and wrapped my wrists in medicated gauze that smelled like calendula and something sharper — an accelerant meant to jump-start the healing that the wolfsbane had shut down. They had been professional and efficient. They hadn't asked questions, and I hadn't offered answers.Now I sat on the edge of the bed in the medical wing's VIP suite — a room nicer than most pack houses I had burned down — and waited for the accelerant to do its work. My wolf was sluggish. Two days of wolfsbane and silver had muzzled him into something barely conscious, and even now, hours after the last dose, he was surfacing slowly, like a man dragging himself out of deep water.The window was open. I had made sure of that before the healers left.A shadow moved across the sill, and Renn dropped into the room without a sound. He landed in a crouch, scanned the room once — door,
Goodbye Alpha, You Can Never Win Me Back Chapter 76: My mother's wish.
Lyra POVI turned around.The woman standing behind me was tall, with dark hair swept back from her face and streaked with grey at the temples. She had my mother’s jaw and my mother’s cheekbones. But her eyes were darker, and the lines around them were deeper, carved by a different kind of grief.A thought flashed through my mind: This is how my mother would have looked had she been alive. The woman closed the distance between us before I could speak, and her hands came up to my face, cupping my cheeks. Her palms were warm against my cheeks, and the tears running down her face fell onto my wrists. "My world," she whispered, trying to smile through her tears, as she stared at me like I was a ghost. "You look so much like her. For a moment, I thought — " Her voice broke. She pressed her lips together, swallowed, and tried again. "I thought you were Eva."I didn't know this woman. I had never seen her face, never heard her voice, never been told her name. But something inside me went s
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Lyra POV“Everything.” Eva’s eyes sparked with annoyance. “You take connections and friendships for granted. You are so conceited and bent on following this rigid set of rules when you and I know that there are holes in it.”“Eva,” my father scoffed. “Don’t tell me you’re still hung up about Veyron’s ruling. Is that why you’ve sent half the Council elders to me, this week alone?”"He is innocent, Aldric." Her voice cracked on the word, but she didn't lower it. "You know him. You know this man. He has stood beside you for fifteen years. He has bled for you. He has bled for our world. And you are going to throw him in a dungeon based on — what? Circumstantial evidence? Testimony from men who have every reason to lie?""The evidence is not circumstantial." My father's voice was quieter than hers, but harder. "Every trail leads back to him. Every document. Every witness.""Then someone built those trails!" Eva took a step toward him. "Someone wanted you to find exactly what you found. Can
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