Alpha Medic Novels & Stories

***** I woke up to a machine going haywire, I saw in the machine that he was flat lining meaning his heart was not beating anymore The doctors came inside running, I went on my knees and squeezed his hand "no no no baby please don't do this please forgive I'm so sorry but if you die today, I will follow you without a second thought". "I know i did you wrong and I take full responsibility for it but please baby come back to me now! Please" everything went quiet, and the chief doctor came to me and said "Alpha I'm sorry, but we did all we can but his gone" "His not, I know Adam will never leave me, check again and this time makes sure otherwise, I will kill you myself"

My heel tapped against the carpeted floor of the conference room, while my fingertips drummed along the table to the same rhythm. "In all," he said. "We're very happy with the progress that Alpha Inc. has given us at Brown's Rentals, and we would like to extend your services to our partner company Brown's Towing, LLC." "We'd be happy to take on Brown's Towing, Mr. Brown. Let's schedule a time for our normal consolation and get things set up," I said, almost robotically. Brown was a huge client, but one of many for Alpha Inc. He smiled underneath his bushy handlebar mustache. "I'll call the front desk and schedule myself in then, Mr. Reed. As always, it's such a pleasure working with you all.

he asked. "His wound is currently being cleaned, Alpha," I answered. "That's good," he said with a smile. Alpha Dior noticed the concern on Martha's face so he spoke to her. He even explained what happen but he failed to convince Martha not to be worried. "Martha, Everything will be alright. It's normal to get injured in the tournament but I will make sure that Alexis will be okay too," Alpha told her calmly. "Maybe I'm just too much of an overthinker, Alpha. But we're just the same. You're also overprotective of Crema," she teased and smiled.

Sofia relayed to the gathering of the Alphas. There was murmuring and arguments in the Alpha's hall. The Alpha of the Usobo clan, a clan almost as fierce as the Mackenzie clan and on the far side of the South said she should be found and killed, while the Marja's Alpha (one of the battle fierce Alpha with a clan not too far from the Mackenzie clan and are referred to as the Red wolves because most of the wolves there has a red coat when they turn), argued that the Epsilon can be used to eradicate the Vamps ones and for all.

Adom is stuck at the door, hands helpless as they hold the shape of a Alexander who no longer occupies them. "I almost just bit you," Alexander states in a shock. He's got one arm across his face as he blocks his nose. "You didn't smell like this last night" Adom comes to the stark realisation that he has yet to take his suppressants for the day. He hurries past Alexander and searches through his desk until he finds his spare pill bottle. He pops one in his mouth and then throws the bottle to Alexander. It's a generic suppressant for alphas so it shouldn't cause any adverse reactions if Alexander were to take it. He watches as the other swallows one too, having sunken to the ground. Adom use

“You have 7 months and not a day later! When those 7 months are up, I expect you to keep your promise, or Goddess be with you! You are my grandson and the next Alpha in line, but I will pull that title underneath your feet if you defy me!” With that, he walked out of the room. Derreck took another deep breath before he sunk back into his bed. He was on all kinds of medication. Antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, pain killers, fluids, anti-nausea medications, and a couple meds to help with Apollo’s recovery. The doctor knocked and entered into his room not long after and the Nurse was following closely behind.

“He’s going to make it, Mona. He’s strong.” “I hope so.” The pharmacist nodded to me. “Alpha Mona, what can I do for you?” “I need antibiotics, pain meds and um… inflam... Inflam-” “Anti-inflammatories?” “Yes, those.” “Do you know which ones?” “One of everything?” He laughed. “Give me a few and I’ll get those for you.” I turned around to face Adam. “If we have to become the true alphas, are you going to be okay with that?”

Eric shot her a hard glare and she hissed at him. “Please, I did not have you all summoned here to be at each other's throats. Alpha Kaiden is gone. We should make preparations for his funeral and not bicker over his dead body!” the physician barked aloud. I suspected he had been fed up with our argument. “I need some time to think about this.” I stroked my forehead which, strangely, began to throb. “There is no time to think about this!” Alan barked. “Back off, Eric. I won't tell you again!” Jasper's eyes bore into his and a light chuckle escaped his.

The doctor looked away momentarily, perhaps out of shame or sadness or regret or all three. “Anyway,” she continued, “how can I help you?” Amal pulled out a small datapad, scrolled through it for a few seconds, then presented her credentials and certificates to Doctor Shan. The doctor took the pad from her hands and reviewed her info, even as she spoke. “I’m here to help fulfil a couple of your contracts,” said Amal. “You put out an emergency for a MedTech, right? And also you put out a call for medical analgesics. I can provide that, too.”

The infirmary was quiet now, the only sounds the soft snores of the injured wolves and the faint crackle of the fire in the corner. "Here." Roman's voice broke the silence. I looked up to see him holding out a cup of water. His sleeves were still rolled up, his forearms streaked with blood— some of it his own, most of it not. He sat down beside me, close enough that our shoulders brushed. "Thanks." I muttered, taking the cup. I drank deeply, the cool water soothing my parched throat. "I didn't know you knew anything about healing." He snorted softly. "I've been Alpha for five years. You pick up a few things when your pack members keep getting themselves torn apart."