บททั้งหมดของ THE LAST HUMAN BLOODLINE: Mated To My Surrogate : บทที่ 51 - บทที่ 60

The hospital room was painfully quiet. The silence was haunting. The only sounds were the steady beeping of the monitors and the soft hum of the machines keeping track of Kael’s health status. Pale light spilled through the windows, dimly illuminating the room to reveal the alpha lying motionless beneath the white sheets. His face was pale and almost completely colourless. A bandage covered the wound in his lower abdomen, and several medical lines connected him to the machines beside his bed. His breathing was steady, but there was something frighteningly fragile about him that Luna Melina had never seen before. Her son had always been strong. Even as a child, Kael had possessed a stubbornness that made him difficult to control. He would fight through pain that would make others surrender, rise after falling, and insist on standing even when everyone around him begged him to rest. But now he lay helpless and she could do nothing but watch. She sat beside his bed, holding his ha

Kael could feel himself sinking into an endless darkness, his body growing heavier with every passing second. He tried to fight it, but something kept pulling him deeper, dragging him away from the faint light above him.Then he heard a voice.“Kael!”The voice echoed through the darkness, trembling with terror. It was Aria's.He turned towards the sound, desperately searching for her.“Aria?”A flash of light illuminated the darkness around him.Suddenly, he was standing in the secret fortress in his study. Smoke drifted through the air, while distant screams pierced the silence.Then he saw her.Aria was lying on the floor of the fortress, her face pale.“Aria!”Kael screamed as he tried to move towards her, but his feet seemed rooted to the ground.“Aria!”“Kael, help me!” The voice echoed again.He lunged forward.But before he could reach her, darkness suddenly began to spread around him.Kael dropped to his knees.“No! ARIA!”He woke with a violent gasp.His eyes flew open, and

For several minutes, the room remained quiet. Only the faint noise of the nurse refilling the IV bag could be heard. Then Kael slowly reached for Aria's hand. It was warm now, but she did not respond to his touch. "Aria," he whispered. There was no response. Kael gently brushed a strand of hair away from her face. "I'm here, Aria." His throat tightened. "You can stop fighting whatever is happening to you now. You're safe." He knew she couldn't hear him, but he continued speaking anyway. "Do you hear me? You're safe." "How long will she remain unconscious?" he asked the nurse nearby. "We cannot say for certain. We need to observe her condition and see how she responds to treatment." "Will she recover?" The nurse gave him a sympathetic look. "We're doing everything we can for her, Alpha." It wasn't the answer he wanted, but it was the only one she could give him. "I'll be nearby if you need anything," she said as she left the room. Silence settled over the room. Then

The first thing Aria heard was a voice. It was loud, and she winced at the sound. "I hope the young lady in the next ward wakes up soon. Her condition is worrying." Aria frowned slightly. She could hear someone speaking, but the voice sounded strangely close, almost as if the person were standing right beside her bed. She tried to open her eyes, but her eyelids felt very heavy. Her body seemed trapped beneath something, and no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't move. Then another voice came. "I need to check the patient's blood pressure again. Dr. Ellan will want the results before his next round." Aria's brows drew together as she tried to open her eyes. That was not the same voice. Who were these people and why could she hear them so clearly when she couldn't even open her eyes? She tried to move her fingers, but her body refused to respond. Her fingers felt stiff. Then she heard a man's voice. "Please, Moon Goddess, let her wake up. Her family has been

Aria's breath caught. "Kael..." "I know I haven't made things easy for you." He paused. "I know I've kept too many things to myself. I've acted as though I could protect you simply by giving orders and making decisions for you." She watched him silently. "But when I thought you were gone, I realised that none of those things mattered if I couldn't tell you what you mean to me." Aria's heart began to pound. "What do I mean to you?" Kael's gaze searched her face. "More than I know how to explain." She looked down, unable to bear the intensity in his eyes. "Don't say things like that if you don't mean them." His expression changed. "Look at me, Aria." She slowly lifted her head. "I mean every word." The room seemed to grow quieter. For the first time since waking, Aria barely noticed the distant voices in the corridors. All she could hear was the sound of her own heartbeat. Kael brushed a loose strand of hair away from her face. "I thought I had lost you," he whispered