All Chapters of Chasing His Luna; His secret Pups: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Eva “Hello, ma’am. I’m Dr. Gomez Sr.,” the man greeted warmly, extending his hand. for a handshake.As the clock ticked past ten in the morning, I found myself standing in disbelief. Had I possibly slipped back into a dream? I questioned my reality, having already tended to the children’s breakfast and settling them.Staring at Dr. Gomez, I chuckled nervously, entertaining the thought that I might be weaving this encounter in my dreams. “I’ve searched for you everywhere, desperately summoning you in my dreams,” I laughed, attempting to rationalize the surreal moment. Suddenly, Xavier walked in, a presence too vivid to be conjured in a dream. “Xavier?” There’s no way I could have dreamt of or summoned him in my mind. “Except, you’re really here,” I uttered slowly, the astonishment lingering in my voice. “Hey, Eva ,” Xavier greeted gently, guiding me away while Dr. Gomez and the other doctors attended to Daisy. Overwhelmed with questions, I managed to ask, “How?”“You found h

Axel woke to the sensation of a furry thing on his face. In panic, he grabbed it and had nearly flung it far away when it yelped from the shock.He halted. immediately. The creature was the small dog from the previous night. The dog scurried to the floor, looking up at Axel and wagging its tail continuously. Then, after a moment, it suddenly stopped. Axel had walked away to get breakfast. started. Upon returning,the smell of the room had changed, a weirdstench was now in place. Seeing the puppy at the other end now chewing his inside house slippers, Axel marched towards it. The moment he stepped forward, he stepped into a pile that had a weird texture. Poop! He let out a painful groan while standing there. The poop had plastered to the floor, staining his pristine carpet.“Darn it!” He cursed at the dog furiously. “I’ve had it. Immediately after breakfast, I’m dumping you somewhere.” He swore, fuming.Immediately, he went into full clean mode, donning a pair of gloves and a mask.

After concluding their discussion with Dr. Gomez, Xavier and Eva made their way back to Daisy’s ward. The weight of the doctor’s words lingered in the air, and Eva couldn’t help but sigh as she reflected on the situation.“I’m no miracle worker. I may be a specialist, but there is still a chance and rate of mortality. I would suggest we wait for a few months,” Dr. Gomez had conveyed, and Xavier cast a glance at Eva, who sat there calmly, absorbing every word.Dr. Gomez continued, sharing insights into his experiences, mentioning the youngest age he had operated on a similar case–a child aged six. He expressed his preference for waiting a few more weeks, allowing time for preparation,both in terms of Daisy’s physical condition and her overall well–being. Eva nodded in understanding. “In the meantime, she’ll remain here at the hospital until the time of surgery. I and my new team will work to ensure little Daisy is well recovered,” the doctor assured, offering a small but comforting sm

Eva found herself overcome with a sense of weariness as she contemplated. Xavier’s impending visit the following day. Gratitude filled her for the connection he had with her and her children, yet a growing unease gnawed at her. Liam seemed to be forming a bond with him. And even Daisy, it was clear she liked him.Eva could tell from her eyes on Xavier. She was in awe of his persona. But The fear of separation loomed over her like a storm cloud,threatening to disrupt the fragile balance she had maintained.She massaged her temples, feeling a headache creeping in. The facade she had meticulously crafted, the illusion that these were not Xavier’s children, weighed heavily on her conscience.Despite Xavier’s understanding, his love for them was palpable. He had accepted they weren’t his but he still loved them anyway. The guilt she felt was a heavy burden, one that she struggled to bear.As she gazed upon her children’s peaceful sleeping faces, Eva questioned the choices she had made.

As Eva stepped into the room, the sight she was greeted with was completely. unexpected.The space, once defined by the practicality of a sofa and television, had been transformed into a makeshift tent. A bedspread, artfully erected, stood. as the centerpiece, adorned with scattered toys that hinted at an impromptu camping adventure or some imaginative game that had unfolded in her absence. Despite the vibrant chaos of scattered toys, an unexpected tranquility enveloped the room. The trio; Xavier, Daisy, and Liam, lay sound asleep, blissfully unaware of the world around them. Xavier,sprawled on the sofa, served as an inadvertent camp counselor and bed, with Daisy sprawled across his chest and Liam, the little adventurer, curled up on his legs, Liam was hugging Xavier,s legs in his sleep, for little boy just loved the man’s legs. The scene was undeniably adorable, a revelation that caught Eva off guard and prompted a genuine burst of laughter. It was a side of Xavier Wild she hadn’