All Chapters of Secret Healer Luna: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

SamuelWhen the outbreak happened, I was determined not to tell Clara and bring her closer to another danger just after she almost died. Not for her, but for me because I don’t want to go through the same exact situation where I hold her in my arms as she bleeds to the brink of death. Having that kind of fear is something I would avoid for the rest of my life. But, things didn’t go according to my plan. The disease got worse and half of our population were infected. I never knew I’d need her much as I depend on her now. That first night, just right after she recovered, when she found out about the disease outbreak, I’ve never seen her sleep anymore. Every single night, I would watch her drown herself into the endless bunch of papers, studying how to end this virus. On mornings, she takes rounds into the area we isolated only for members who have the disease. Seeing her trying her best to prolong each person’s life while risking her’s made me accept one thing: she’s not the Clara I

SamuelI don’t know what’s gotten to me. I wanted to tell Clara about how the pack elders had already turned their backs on me because as much as possible, I don’t want to hide anything from her. I trust her so much, but I don’t want to add more burden onto her shoulders. She’s already doing too much for the pack. But the guilt that I was having for not telling her is getting far more question

ClaraI left my place, not minding of how this will end up for the both of us. I was shaking and there were so many I wanted to voice out, but none of them escaped my quivering lips. Stopping them will be useless. I made my way towards Samuel. The man who stabbed him was already determined to stab Samuel for the third time if not only his body gave up. Extending both my arms, I tried to catch him. But with his weight all on me, we both ended up on the ground. Blood was gushing out of his mouth along with his profusely bleeding cut open stomach. Covering Samuel with my tiny body, I shut my eyes as I waited for my death. A couple of minutes had passed and yet I remained untouched. When I slowly lifted my head back up, I was puzzled and relieved at the same time to see the group of men leaving. Right after they vanished from my sight, I blew out a sigh. And although I’ve got so many questions building up in my head, I chose to push them aside and do what will matter. “Samuel,” I sh

Samuel “Goddamn it! Clara, we need to go!” I was raging seeing Clara walking past me to get the bag. “Clara!” I clicked my tongue in frustration and hopped out of the edge of the window to follow her. “Our ten minutes’ almost over, we need to—” I held her

Clara“For the last time, Clara, I am telling you,” Samuel blew out a sigh as he continued to nag. “Just shift so I can hop on your back.” I blabber in return. Seeing I won’t listen to him anyway, he then shapeshifted, I hop onto his back, attaching a bag behind me that contains the potions and medicine I created. It was crystal clear to me that building an alliance with other packs and getting them to trust us is not going to be easy, that’s why I came prepared. No one would risk trusting us if we cannot give anything in return. After all, everyone wants something. If we can offer them a reasonable deal; such as providing for anything they want, given that we’ll be able to provide it in exchange for their help, then I don’t see any problem why Samuel’s plan wouldn’t work. “Come on. Let’s not waste any more second, shall we?” I groaned, looking down at Samuel who remained standing on his feet. “You need to promise me.” “Promise you what—”“That you will listen to me.” Clickin