Semua Bab TRIPLET ALPHAS' CINDERELLA DOCTOR: Bab 81 - Bab 90

Aria's POV As soon as I got into my room, I locked the door quickly behind me.I leaned my back against the door, pressing my hands over my burning cheeks.Why did I have to react like that? I acted like some jealous little kid. Maybe I showed too much. Maybe they all noticed. I groaned softly, covering my face. I could still feel my heart racing from earlier, from the way Diane looked at me like I was nothing and the way I just snapped without thinking.Why did she have to show up now of all times? She acted like the whole world was entire day behind her. I know I shouldn't have spoken up but I just couldn't help myself. Do I really feel inferior to her? What's with all this feeling of jealousy welling up inside me? Could this be because they already knew each other since a long time and I'm the new person around them? It felt like damn meeting their childhood sweetheart and standing there, I just felt it wasn't right. Maybe I may have done too much and maybe I may not have. I sl

Aria’s POVThe hospital felt a little more crowded than usual today. I was in the middle of checking a patient’s heartbeat when I heard two nurses whispering close by.“Did you hear?” one of them said, barely hiding her excitement. “A new doctor just arrived! And guess what? She’s the famous cousin of the three Alphas!”I froze for a moment. I didn’t need to hear anything else. I already knew who they were talking about.Diane.Of course, she would find a way to make herself known. She wasn’t even here for a full day and she already made a name for herself.I closed my eyes for a second and promised myself something.Stay away from her. Just avoid her. Don’t let her cause trouble for you.I finished with my patient, smiled politely, and walked out of the room. I just wanted to go back to my office, catch my breath, and focus on my work.But right as I turned the corner, I heard someone calling my name.“Doctor Aria, can you come to the head doctor’s office?” a nurse said, waving at me

Diane’s POVI stormed out of the hospital, my whole body burning with anger.I couldn’t believe that pathetic girl, Aria, dared to kick me out of the office. Who did she think she was? She acted like she owned the entire hospital just because she stayed a little longer and gained a little bit of respect.I clenched my fists as I walked through the hallway. Some of the nurses quickly looked away when they saw me coming. Others avoided me completely, pretending to be busy with something else.I laughed inside my head.Cowards.They weren’t worth my time anyway.They were just useless people, running around, trying to save a bunch of lowly peasants whose lives weren’t even worth saving. If it were up to me, I would only treat people who had real value. People who actually mattered. Not some poor pack wolves who probably couldn’t even afford real healthcare.I held my chin up high and kept walking, ignoring everyone.I wasn’t like them.I was educated in the best universities abroad. I sp

Aria’s POVI shouldn’t have spoken to them like that.As soon as I walked into the surgery room and closed the door behind me, my chest felt heavy with regret. I leaned against the wall, letting out a long, tired sigh.Xeros and Carlo had come to see me earlier. I could still see the look on Xeros’s face when I told him to leave me alone. I could still hear Carlo calling after me with that worried tone in his voice.They didn’t deserve that. I was just angry, hurt and frustrated. But not at them.It was Diane. She only came not too long ago and she already made sure that she almost made my life a living hell. And I was so mad that I let her words push me to act like she was the one meant to be with them.But she wasn’t.They were mine. The Moon Goddess chose them for me. Not her. And yet I let her get under my skin again.I closed my eyes and took a deep breath. I would apologize when I got home. I would explain everything. No more misunderstandings. No more pushing them away.I would

Aria’s POVThe drive to Edgar’s pack was quiet.I sat in the front seat, staring out the window, arms crossed, and mind filled with thoughts. The road was mostly empty, and the silence between us grew heavier with every passing mile.I shouldn’t have come.That thought kept repeating in my head. Not because I didn’t want to help the sick—but because being around Edgar again made everything feel strange. Wrong. Complicated.But when we finally entered his pack land, I forgot all about my awkward feelings.Because what I saw shocked me.There were people everywhere—sick, coughing, lying on stretchers, some even placed in tents outside what looked like a crowded clinic. The air smelled like strong herbs and sweat. People moved around in a rush, doctors calling out instructions, nurses trying to calm crying children.It was like walking into a battlefield.“This is worse than I imagined,” I whispered under my breath.Edgar parked and got out quickly. I followed him, keeping my coat tight