Semua Bab THE LOST ALPHA’S WIFE: Bab 81 - Bab 90

Sharon stayed beside her father’s bed all night. She was so scared by the fact that he wasn’t able to move at all and only grunted out in pain. She had tried every method she could to trigger his healing, but nothing seemed to be working.It was like his wolf had disappeared entirely, leaving him utterly helpless.She had never really seen a situation like this in her life. One would think that she was more bothered about his state.“You should be.” Her wolf said.“I guess I should.” Sharon muttered back, with an expression that said otherwise.The door opened and Drago walked in.“You are still here?” He asked, a little frown on his face, like the sight of her beside her own dad was something out of this world.“Where should I be?” She threw the question at him, obviously angered by his presence.He moved to the other side of the bed and said, “You know where.”She turned to look at him. “What is your problem?”“Problem?” He asked, acting confused.“Yes. Your problem?” She was standi

Avira was packing up their stuff after the doctor left. Rosie was all dressed up, sitting on Neil’s thighs, ready to go home.“Is Aunt Malia coming?” Rosie asked.“No,” was Neil’s straight reply. The young girl’s excitement immediately vanished.Avira, who noticed her mood, said, “But we are heading home to meet her, and she has made your favorite for lunch.”The light that lit up her face at those words was more than Avira had imagined. Neil gave an approving look. He wasn’t really good at explaining things to Rosie, and now that her mother was back, it made him feel less guilty about everything.Her mother. The way he had thought about it so effortlessly was a sign that he was truly finally ready to introduce Avira to Rosie. It had been a hard decision for him to make, but he was glad he kept his pride and ego aside to do it. Moreover, based on their past, he had no right whatsoever to be a judge of character, and once Avira got her memories back, she would see him for exactly who h

Before Avira could get to her, the elevator door had already closed. She saw that the nurse was heading downstairs, so she rushed to the other elevator and luckily, it was empty. When she got out at the hospital’s underground parking space, there was no one in sight. “She is here.” Her wolf said. Avira wasn’t really surprised. Ever since her wolf came back, she had noticed a significant change in it. She walked slowly, her eyes darting around, but there was no one in sight. The whole parking lot seemed empty, without any trace of a human. “I don’t think she is here.” She said to her wolf. “She was.” Avira shook her head in disagreement. She decided to search more, and just when she wanted to give up, she caught a glimpse of someone rushing back into the building from the other direction. “Hey!!” She yelled as she raced towards the direction. But before she could get there, the elevator was already heading upwards. Without even thinking, she hit the stairs, running with a

Malia had just gotten off a call with Caleb when her phone rang again. She picked up the phone, and the name on the screen made her heart rate spike up a bit. Why was he calling? He barely called her except for serious occasions. She put her thoughts aside and picked up the call. “Hello,” she said immediately. He didn’t bother exchanging pleasantries with her. “Get to the Calverts’ house immediately.” Then, before she could protest, he cut off the call. She stared at her phone, wondering why he would want her to come to the Calvert’s house, knowing fully well her history with Sharon. She thought of calling back to tell him she wasn’t coming, but on a second thought, she knew that he would definitely not take that lightly. “Ugh…” She grumbled, rolling her eyes. In as much as she had absolutely no reason to obey his every word, she knew Neil too well to know that whatever had made him call her was actually really urgent. She got her ass off the bed, tossed her phone onto the bed, a

Sharon stood exactly where she was, making no effort to get Neil off Drago. She also didn’t try to help Malia, who was getting to her feet, her face filled with anger. She noticed a slight movement from the bed, and when she turned to look, her father’s eyes moved. She was trying to figure out if she was mistaken when his eyes fluttered open. “Father!” she yelled, startling everyone in the room as she rushed towards his bedside. Malia got there before her and quickly pulled the needle from his head. Sharon pushed past her and sat on the bed, grabbing her dad’s hands. His eyes, which had been open a while ago, were now closed. But she noticed that his body was a little bit warmer. “What did you do to him?” Sharon asked, directing her question at Malia. Meanwhile, Neil had gotten off Drago, and though you could see how strained his whole body was in his attempt to keep his anger in check, Malia knew that if Drago made one more mistake, he would be sorry. “Well, if he had let me ope