All Chapters of CRAVING THE ALPHA SURGEON: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

I stared at my phone until a message from Dr. Elara appeared: report file sent. The attachment was full of numbers, graphs, and photos that made my stomach turn. Skin that had changed, unnaturally colored eyes, and notes of body temperatures spiking at night.In the apartment dining room I opened each file with slightly trembling hands. There was a repeating pattern: first fever, then respiratory distress, then changes in the skin and behavior. Some samples showed unusual DNA fragments, and a short comment from the lab tech contained one word that made me catch my breath: possible exposure to an external agent.There was also an attachment with the cluster addresses in the eastern region. I picked up the phone and sent a short message to Liam, asking him to come to the hospital as soon as possible. Not ten minutes later the front door was knocked. Liam came in with his jacket thrown on carelessly, his face already tense.“Have you seen this?”I nodded while handing him the tablet. “Th

The morning sky was a pale gray, as if hiding secrets it refused to reveal. I stood in front of the Pack Darkmane central laboratory, gazing at the rows of emergency medical tents that had become home to the children we rescued from Halin Village the previous night. The scent of medicine and antiseptic mixed with damp earth, making the air feel heavy.Liam stood a few meters ahead, speaking with Marcus and the guards who had just returned from patrol. His voice was low but firm. I could not make out his words, but from the way his hand moved, I could tell the discussion was not going well.When he was done, Liam walked toward me.“We got word from the scouts. The twelve children were last seen near the northern border, but after that, their trail vanished. No scent, no movement patterns.”“They can’t just disappear like that. Even wolves with the strongest concealment abilities leave heat traces or scent marks. That means...”“Someone covered their tracks. And only one pack knows how

Beneath the gray sky, I stood beside my father’s motionless body. Half of him remained in his wolf form white fur glistening under the rain, while the other half had returned to human. His breathing was shallow, uneven, but still there.Liam called over two Beta members to assist.“We need to take him to the secret medical facility under the hospital. If anyone finds out he’s your father, things could turn against us.”“He can’t be imprisoned. I’ll watch over him myself,” I said.“He’s not just your father. He’s part of White Pack the same pack that helped Sebastian create the toxin. He’s a threat.”“He’s a victim, just like those children.”Liam finally sighed in defeat. “Fine. But you have to promise me, if he tries to escape or attacks again, I’ll handle it myself.”“If that happens, I’ll be the one to stop him.”We brought my father to the underground facility beneath Darkmane Hospital, a secret place known only to the core medical team and the advisory council. The room was cold

My father’s body lay motionless on the cold floor. I knelt beside him, my fingers clutching his hand cold, slick with blood and traces of serum that had not been fully absorbed.Liam stood behind me, his body still tense, his eyes alert toward the half-destroyed entrance. White smoke thinned in the air, the remnant of the energy blast Sebastian had left behind before vanishing.“Is he gone?” I asked quietly without turning.“Yes. But I’m sure he’ll come back. He never really leaves.”I nodded slowly, then looked down at my father’s face again. His skin was pale, but his eyelids twitched. I held my breath, afraid to hope. Then, faintly, a long breath escaped him. His body trembled, and his eyes opened slightly.“Sienna,” he whispered weakly.“Daddy! Oh God, you’re awake! Don’t talk yet, you’re still weak.”He gave a faint smile, even as blood dripped from the corner of his lips. “I thought I’d lost you.”“You almost did, but not this time. I won’t let anyone take you from me again.”Li

Two weeks had passed since the incident in the White Pack laboratory. The outside world looked calm, as if nothing had ever happened nothing that had nearly destroyed civilization. But to me, that calmness felt foreign.Every night I still woke up from dreams, sometimes of the silver light consuming everything, sometimes of Daddy standing in the lab doorway, smiling before everything exploded. When I opened my eyes, only silence remained, and the dim city lights slipped through the curtains of my apartment.I decided to live as if everything were normal. As if I were just an ordinary doctor who had returned from a long assignment, not Luna Darkmane who had absorbed the most dangerous toxin in the world.I sat in front of my laptop at the dining table, a glass of black coffee already cold beside a stack of files. On the screen was the page for medical school applications.I read the instructions slowly. “Application for the surgical specialization program,” I murmured to myself.In the