All Chapters of The Alpha's Miracle Doctor: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Xavier's POVThe chattering dies down, and all I can hear is my wife's thumping heart. I take my eyes off the doctor and her son for a moment, and stare at my wife. Her face has lost its color, and she looks like she'll pass out any minute from now. I nudge my hand at her elbow. "Babe, are you alright?”She swallows hard, using the back of her palm to wipe the beads of sweat forming on her head. “Yes.”Returning my gaze to Kael, the poor lad looks lost and confused. Finally, he shakes his head and winces. “Mama, I can't remember.”Murmurs rise from behind me, and I hear my wife let out a loud sigh, blood gradually returning to her ashen face. "Try sweetheart, anything even if it's a scent or colour..” Dr Winter urges, her voice croaked and airy. Kael shakes his head again. “Nothing.”Dr Winter groans and throws herself down on her knees to meet her son's gaze. “Think baby.”She's trembling frantically and her breathing is ragged and short. After suffering such scary head injury, th

Dr Winter’s POVSelsie is annoyed and refusing to heal our body fast. I’ve gotten used to her anger, she's been this way for six years. Some days I wonder if she hates me. “Come on Selsie, it's just a random fall. I should be fine by now, stop being so irritable.” She's quiet. She’s always quiet but her bitterness lurks within my chest, making my heart dark and hollow. I feel her pain the same way I’d feel a car crash into me. I understand the breaking of my mate bond hurt her in ways I can't begin to understand. Selsie and Zakar, Xavier's wolf, have no business in what transpired between us, yet they’re forced to be apart. “My life became useless the moment you ran away, Raina. Now I have to cower in shame even when Zakar is so close.”Writhing painfully, I turn to the colder side of the bed, my head facing the beeping EKG. “It's not my fault! Xavier made his decision. He tossed me aside and then chose another. He chose my sister! My own twin!”My explanations mean nothing to Se

Jayda's POVI can't recall the last time I stayed alone in the dark. Ever since I was old enough to leave the wretched hut I grew up in, I never faced darkness again. But tonight, I find myself lying still on my bed facing the high ceilings. The only thing illuminating the massive bedroom is the soft glow from my bedside lamp. From the corners of my room, shadows loom high and dark across the walls, lurking and waiting for me to sleep. My hands are slightly trembling as I yank the pull chain of the lamp, putting out the light completely. Old habits come crawling back as I shut my eyes and cover the blanket over my head. "Raina,” I hear myself say with a little voice. As little kids, before I had grown into adolescence and used my beauty and charm to uplift my parents from poverty, granting them access and favour to the Alpha family, we used to live in the lower districts of WestMoon. Whenever a storm came, the whole district would have a blackout. To this day, I can still feel the d

Jayda's POVIf hell had a feeling, It had to be this. “Are you hungry?” Koch asks as he carries the bucket and mopstick from the floor. For the third time in the last hour, he had wiped the floors clean because I kept vomiting everything I took in. Yet this unwise dwarf can't quit his need to overplease me. Grimacing, I huff and dart my eyes away from the pesky man and to the other end of the bedroom where a more aggravating fellow stands, muttering orders to the chief physician. The only difference between them is that one is my servant and the other, my Alpha mate, whom I'm madly in love with. A contraction kicks in, and it feels like my intestines are shredding to bits. I wince, blowing a rush of air from my mouth, my lips vibrating. Xavier turns to me and quickly dismisses the physician, who bows and exits the room. Finally, I can breathe. As much as I don't mind being the centre of attention, it gets quite distressing when over fifty grown men are in your room by 1 am in the

Kael's POVAt first, I thought the noise was coming from my toy helicopter. But then someone snorted loudly, followed by the creak of a chair, and I woke up fully.Mummy doesn't snore. Pushing away the blankets, I climb off the bed and tiptoe to the shut windows. It's dark inside but only a streak of sunlight streams in through a gap in the curtains. Sweat marrs my forehead as I stand with my back against the window. A slight tremor makes my teeth clatter together. Mummy doesn't believe this pack is safe, and as much as I want to have fun here, I don't also know what happened and how I got to the hospital.The person turns in the chair, groaning as his long legs stick out from the blanket. My suspicions are right, that's definitely a man’s leg: hairy and muscular. Probably a warrior gamma. The couch is too small to fit the big man and as he turns in his sleep, the couch creaks and then tilts. I hear a loud thud followed by curses spewing from the stranger. I should run but I'm to