Jaclyn's POVDr. Dokin was the esteemed family physician of the prominent Dills family within the pack, naturally privy to the ins and outs of our on-again-off-again relationship. Looking at the current situation, it didn't seem like these two were at odds at all, even a blind person like Natash Yael could see that.Dr. Dokin shook his head subtly as Natash Yael explained, "Jaclyn suddenly spiked a fever in the middle of the night, so I had no choice but to call you. Could you please come over?"Dr. Dokin smiled gently, "Of course, let me take a look at him. What's going on? He's usually in good health."Natash Yael stepped aside, and her assistant handed over the stethoscope. Dr. Dokin began the routine examination on me, then set aside the stethoscope and checked my pulse. "Nothing serious, just a fever caused by a common cold.""A cold?" Natash Yael frowned, "He was fine before bedtime."Dr. Dokin instructed his assistant to set up the IV drip and explained, "There are various reas
Natasha's POVWhen Dr. Dokin walked in with the test results, I stood up ready to rush over, but Jaclyn Dills grabbed my hand tightly and pulled me back. "Luna, with your belly this big, be careful," she said.I felt a chill run through me, but my palms were still sweating nervously. "Dr. Dokin, how is Jaclyn's condition?" I asked anxiously.He sighed inwardly, hesitating. Jaclyn Dills' health condition was so good that he found it difficult to find an appropriate way to answer me.I looked at him, a glimmer of hope in my eyes, making him feel even more guilty. But under Jaclyn Dills' gaze, he still forced himself to say, "From the test results, we can't determine the final outcome yet. If it's a tumor, there's a good chance it's benign."The doctor spoke with a guilty conscience, using some ambiguous professional jargon to obscure the truth.I was a bit confused, only knowing that Jaclyn Dills had a brain problem, and the severity depended on its progression. I couldn't make sense of
Natasha's POVAlthough I felt the fetal movement, having experience, I knew everything was fine as long as the amniotic fluid hadn't ruptured, so I remained calm. Calculating the baby in my belly, although not yet nine months, was only a few days away, it was different from when I gave birth to Perry.I stayed calm, but Jaclyn Dills couldn't. All her panic seemed to be concentrated in this moment. Jaclyn Dills seemed a bit numb, looking at me wanting to reach out to hold me, yet afraid of squeezing the baby inside my belly. Not reaching out made her even more anxious.Neither extending her hand nor refraining from doing so, she froze there, her face alternating between red and white. One hand held a large bag, the other kept stroking my face, murmuring, "Does it hurt, Natasha? Are you in pain?"I was both amused and annoyed. I wrapped my arm around Jaclyn Dills's arm decisively and ordered, "Just help me down, and we'll go slowly."Only then did Jaclyn Dills straighten out a bit of he
Jaclyn's POV:Natash was pushed into the delivery room, leaving me pacing anxiously at the door. I had heard that childbirth could be excruciating, and seeing Natash's frail appearance, I couldn't fathom how she would endure it.Lucy came over and pulled me to a chair, saying, "Calm down. Giving birth is tough, but which woman hasn't gone through it? Know that Natash is suffering, and be more tender to Luna in the future. Being anxious now won't help."I sat for barely a minute before standing up again, pacing anxiously by the delivery room door. I stopped occasionally to listen, but heard no sound. I couldn't tell if the soundproofing was too good or if Natash was enduring silently.Less than an hour after Natash Yael entered the delivery room, she successfully gave birth. When the loud cries of the baby echoed through the speaker by the door, I staggered and nearly fell, only to be steadied by my grandfather. "Son, steady yourself. Go see Natash quickly."My mind cleared, and I rush
Annelie's POVAs I approached the room, I was taken aback by Natash Yael's appearance. It was a stark contrast from when she had Perry; back then, she was all thin and gaunt from childbirth, but now she was glowing with health, her cheeks rosy and radiant.Jaclyn Dills was quite tactful. As soon as I arrived, she exchanged a few polite words and then excused herself. I waited for her to leave, then plopped down onto the sickbed and whispered, "Your man has suddenly become quite personable. He used to ignore me whenever I saw him, but this time he's all smooth. Teach me your secret. If a rough stone like him can transform you like this, imagine what other men could do. I heard you two were separated not long ago. How did you suddenly patch things up?"Natash Yael chuckled before her expression darkened, and she began to tell me about Jaclyn Dills's illness.I was taken aback. "What do you mean Jaclyn Dills has a brain tumor? That can't be right. He looks as sturdy as an ox. Are you sur
Natasha's POVAs I stepped out of the bathroom, Jaclyn Dills was already lounging on the bed, his hair still slightly damp from a shower, silk sheets loosely draped around his waist, his muscular torso exposed to the air.Jaclyn Dills wasn't the bulky, exaggerated muscle type of man, but rather, his muscles were defined, strong, and supple.The thought of his strength suddenly sent a surge of heat coursing through me, spreading rapidly throughout my limbs at an indescribable pace. His eyes, flickering like flames, seemed to ignite a gentle tremor within me.Even though we couldn't do anything, my cheeks flushed nonetheless.Impatiently, Jaclyn Dills urged, "Natasha, come here."Jaclyn Dills always knew that the hungrier one became, the more important it was to savor each moment. Eating too quickly often resulted in discomfort and a loss of flavor, especially with something as delicious as Luna. He had to take his time, relishing each bite slowly, for there was joy in the gradual consu
Jaclyn povThe next day, I obediently went to the company. Luna was giving birth at that time, and I stayed with her for a whole month. The company's affairs were urgent, so I had my assistant handle the non-urgent matters at home. Today, the pile had grown into a mountain, and even though I was not keen on it, I had to muster the energy to deal with it.Moreover, today I wasn't going to work, and I couldn't even hold Luna. Natash·Yael's best friend was getting married in two days, and Luna went to the Red Moon Pack early this morning to leave our son in the Pack's territory for safekeeping. Without mother's milk for these two days, that kid would probably howl the sky off his head in the Pack's territory.I suddenly felt a bit of schadenfreude, after all, that kid was competing with me for Luna. When Morris came in, I finally finished what I was doing, took a breath, and looked at Morris's relaxed appearance, feeling very unbalanced. I sat on the sofa, glanced at Morris sideways, and
Natasha's POVAnnelie leaned in suddenly and asked, "Natasha Yael, are you happy?" I hesitated for a moment, then smiled. No need for me to answer; from my smile, Annelie already knew the answer. She couldn't help but sigh inwardly. Jaclyn Dills, that man, was too cunning, not just cunning but also despicable. He would do anything to achieve his goals, even resorting to such shameless manipulations.Two days ago, Annelie took the scans I sent her to show Mike's father. After examining them carefully, Mike's father assured me, "These scans belong to a healthy person, there's nothing wrong with them, let alone any brain tumor terminal illness nonsense. It's simply absurd."I wasn't too surprised at the time. There was a sense of confirmation, a feeling that confirmed what I already suspected. As the saying goes, good people don't live long, while troublemakers linger for centuries. A man like me is simply trouble among troubles. If I were to fall terminally ill, would there be any escap