All Chapters of The Wolfless Doctor: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

"Remember, we're not here to kill anyone unless absolutely necessary."Owen's voice carried through the van as we approached the Chicago warehouse. It was two in the morning, the streets empty and dark. Perfect for what we were about to do."We're here to free the prisoners and gather evidence of Covenant operations. Get in, get the victims out, get out. Clean and efficient." Owen looked at each team member. "Lucas, you take three wolves and secure the loading dock. Damon, you're with me on the main floor. Mary and Juniper, you stay with Serena in the vehicle until we confirm it's safe.""Absolutely not," I said. "Those victims will be terrified. They need to see a Healer Alpha. Need to know someone powerful is here to help them, not hurt them.""Mary, we don't know what we're walking into. Could be a trap.""Then I'll heal anyone who gets hurt. That's literally what I do." I opened the van door. "I'm going in with you and that's final."Owen looked like he wanted to argue but he knew

"You've been here three days and you haven't eaten anything."Dr. Marquette stood outside my cell, watching me with clinical interest. She was right. I hadn't touched the food they brought. Hadn't drunk the water. I was weak and dizzy but I refused to accept anything from them."Starving yourself won't help," she continued. "The collar prevents your body from healing the damage you're doing to yourself. You'll just waste away slowly and painfully.""Good," I said hoarsely. "Better than being your weapon.""Such dramatics. We're not asking you to kill people, Mary. Just heal our operatives when they get injured during missions. Use your abilities to help The Covenant achieve our goals.""Your goals being world domination and enslaving supernatural beings?""Our goals being maintaining order in a chaotic world. Someone has to guide supernatural development. Someone has to make sure wolves don't expose themselves to humans. Someone has to keep the peace between packs." She leaned closer

"Wake up, Healer Alpha. We have work to do."Dr. Marquette's voice dragged me from fitful sleep. I'd lost track of how many times they'd come for me in the past day and a half. How many Covenant soldiers I'd healed. How many test subjects I'd kept alive for more torture.The collar's crystals had dug so deep into my throat that I could taste blood with every swallow. My body was shutting down from exhaustion and starvation despite forcing myself to eat. But they kept coming. Kept demanding I heal one more person. Fix one more failed experiment."I can't," I whispered. "Please. I have nothing left.""You always have more. That's what makes Healer Alphas so valuable. Your power regenerates as long as you're alive." She unlocked my cell. "Besides, this is an important one. A high-ranking Covenant member was injured during a territorial dispute. If he dies, there will be political complications. You're going to save him."They dragged me through corridors I'd memorized over the past days.

Owen's POV"The Council is going to lose their minds."Lucas stood beside me in Theodore's office, looking at the evidence we'd gathered from the Covenant facility. Documentation of experiments, lists of victims, financial records showing which pack leaders had been bribed or blackmailed into cooperation.It was damning. Comprehensive. And absolutely going to cause a political earthquake."Let them lose their minds," I said, organizing files. "This needs to be public. Every pack needs to know what The Covenant has been doing.""Some of these names are Council members. Pack Alphas. Business leaders." Lucas pointed to a particularly detailed file. "If we release this, it'll tear apart supernatural society. Packs will turn on each other. Alliances will crumble.""They deserve to crumble if they were built on Covenant manipulation.""Owen, I'm not disagreeing. But we need to think strategically. If we dump all this information at once, we risk chaos. Better to release it carefully. Build

"The facility is located in an abandoned mining complex forty miles outside of Reno."Damon pointed to the tactical map spread across the table in our command center. We'd taken over an empty warehouse on the outskirts of the city, turning it into our base of operations for the Nevada raid."According to Hazel's intel, they have approximately sixty guards, twenty scientists, and an unknown number of test subjects. The facility is underground, built into the old mine tunnels. Multiple levels, only two known entrances." He traced routes with his finger. "Security is tighter than the Chicago facility. They know we're coming.""Then we don't give them time to prepare," Owen said. "We hit them fast. Overwhelming force. Get in, free the prisoners, get out before they can mount a proper defense.""It's not that simple." Serena stood from where she'd been studying satellite imagery. "The Covenant has been fortifying their remaining facilities since we took down Chicago. This place has magical