Alphas Miracle Doctor Novels & Stories

REAH'S POV The door opened and a doctor walked in, he seemed to be in his late forties and he already had white hairs on his head. He walked over to me and tested me. He nodded his head and turned around, but froze when he saw Alpha Xavier in the room. "Alpha, I had no idea you were here. I'm so sorry, Please forgive me, Alpha," The Doctor immediately bowed. Alpha Xavier's expression turned to a deep frown as he glared at the doctor "How is she?" He asked him a question instead.

"Thanks. Lana, I'm going to tell you everything. But today is very different from when you took me to see Dr. Houseman and befriended Phyllis. If you backstab me, it won't go well this time. So I'm giving you the chance to make the right decision. If you fear you'll tell Bethany or Aaron, tell me now, and I'll keep my secrets. But if you vow your loyalty and still betray me, things will go very badly and very fast. Am I making myself clear?" "I miss being best friends. I swear, I won't tell a soul." After I tell Lana everything, I say, "I can see everyone Jude is around, but I can't see him." Lana asks, "Do you remember when you told me Jude was an Alpha, but I said he was a deity?" "Yes." "

the alpha said softly. “I didn’t believe her; she had lied so many times that it was hard to believe anything she said.” The doctor laughed mockingly. “You lived under the same roof as her for years, she healed do, performed a miracle doing something no one else could do. Gave you your life back and cared for you. and yet, you didn’t know the kind of person she was. Luna was kind, alpha. She was kind and good.”

the doctor stated. “Why is that?” I inquired, feeling like there was more they were not telling us. The doctor looked to the other doctor, uncomfortable at being asked pointed questions. The other doctor clears their throat. “The Alpha had lost a significant amount of blood by the time he arrived her. We had to use an Omega’s blood to save him,” the doctor stated.

The doctor had informed Ryder that once he woke up and had his rest they would be discharged since they were in a hurry. “Sweet one,” The Alpha whispered in his sleep. “My lord!” Ryder exclaimed happily. “Sweet one,” the Alpha kept saying, as he struggled to open his eyes. This confused Ryder, who was Killian dreaming about? “Where's she?” He asked the moment he opened his eyes. “Who are you talking about, my King?” Ryder was confused. “The girl that was here? I need to see her!” He demanded. “My Alpha, you must've had a dream, there was no girl in here.” The Beta said, unknown to him the Alpha was referring to his doctor.

“That was fast.” ​“Save it,” I snarled, baring my teeth as I turned my lethal glare directly onto the pack doctor. “Explain.” ​Olivia, our head doctor, swallowed hard, holding her ground. “She woke up, Alpha.” ​I threw a sharp, disbelieving look toward the bed, where Mirabel lay completely still, her chest rising and falling in a slow, rhythmic cadence. “Woke up? She looks like she’s still dead to the world to me,” I snapped, the agitation clawing at my throat.

the young doctor blurted out, his scent turning flustered as his fingers hurriedly hand my lap a rough piece of cloth. My lips manage a weak, trembling smile. “Thank you for saving him.” “You are entirely welcome! My spirit is just glad your boots could make it across the ocean. Honestly, my mind thinks the very first wolf Alpha Grant would want his eyes to land on when his body wakes up is you.” The doctor’s face brightened with a heavily relieved smile. “During the long hours under the blade, there was a dark moment my team thought we had lost his pulse completely, but it was your name tearing from his chest that brought his wolf back to life. It was like a miracle from the moon!”

Her eyes focus on me, swimming with confusion and fading pain. “Long time no see,” I say, my voice softer. I kneel, ignoring the protest of my ruined muscles. From a hidden inventory slot—one that just unlocked with my memories—I pull a small vial of inky black liquid. Soul-Anchor Tincture. A-Class. Horrendously expensive. I uncork it and tip it into her spectral mouth. She convulses once, then stills. The chaos in her eyes clears, solidifying into the sharp, intelligent gaze I remember. The gaze of Jenna Torres, my point-man and friend.

It took around half an hour for her to fully inspected everything and much to her surprise, the most she had was some bruises from the fall, but there was no twisted muscles and joints or broken bones. “I have heard about the alpha running to save you right before you almost fell on the ground but I never thought it was real. Seems like that action has prevented some severe injury on your body. I am impressed.” The doctor genuinely appeared to be surprised by her own result. Yes, even she knew she was supposed to die. If the alpha was not there she would be dead.

Shaking my head, I open my eyes and answer him flatly, “Honestly, I don’t know where I was going, but to me it seemed that I was intruding, and I didn’t want to bother you any longer.” “Woman. What on earth are you talking about? She is my beta. One of my second in command. I was merely calming her and assuring her that everything would be alright.” He says in a louder tone than he should have because now everyone is staring at us. When the doctor walks up to us, he pats Alexander on the back and asks quietly, “Is everything alright here, Alpha?”