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CHAPTER 59

Author: Kemzie
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-21 03:56:42

KAYE'S POV

They carried Vanessa into the medical wing like she might shatter if anyone moved too fast.

I stayed close, my hands hovering uselessly as the backup doctor and two healers worked around her with urgent precision. Her body was thin to the point of fragility, bones sharp beneath skin that looked stretched and bruised. Scars covered her arms, her neck, her collarbone. They were not random. They were clean. Measured. Surgical.

My stomach twisted.

These were not the marks of a rogue attack or careless torture. They were the marks of someone who knew anatomy. Someone who cut with purpose.

“She is alive,” the doctor said finally, voice tight. “But barely. Her wolf is suppressed almost completely. I have never seen suppression this severe without death following shortly after.”

I felt a chill slide down my spine.

Wolf suppression was not just physical. It was spiritual. To damage a wolf this deeply meant stripping away instinct, identity, and the core of who a person was. It was n
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