Black Lion Hospital Addis Ababa Novels & Stories

He nodded as we got out of the dining hall and into the car that was waiting for me. I looked back to see the convoy and then looked straight ahead as I tapped on the glass. The driver took that as a sign for us to leave and drove out of the packhouse. It didn’t take long before we got to the border, and then we started moving towards the hospital. The hospital was in a place that had no packs. It was a hospital that was in a small town. There were a lot of wolves there. Alpha Lucas had been the one to build it and he had made the hospital a place where anyone from any pack could go for free treatment and I hated him for that.

She shouts the foreign name as the sound of breaking bones fills the hospital. "NOW!" Sarah screams again, and the whole hospital stops. Everyone watches as Sarah's body drops to the floor, and the next moment, a beautiful white mountain lion stands in Sarah's place. It's bigger than my Alpha wolf; what the fuck? And why is it snow-white? The lion's eyes lock on me, a snarl leaves its lips, and it runs out the door, causing nothing but havoc; the lion's claws leave deep cuts on the floor, reminding everyone about its presence and power.

Forcing Lion to stop the car and turn completely backwards. "Sir?" The skin of Theo's hands was cold. The closed eyes further added to the confusion in Lion's mind. His master's pulse could barely be found. "Oh, shit! Please hold on, sir." Lion turned around and pressed the accelerator through Milan. They had to get to the hospital before it was too late. *** Such a good suicide bid ....

I looked at Lion seriously, and the high priest understood the situation. “She owes them her life,” Lion said without hesitation. “Fine, you guys wait here while I do all the moving, and then we plan with the information we have. I don't want to expose Biel; it's best that if something bad happens, I'm the one to blame. I'll claim I wanted to finish the mission early.” Lion left, and Biel and I were left alone in Lion's safe house. I didn't like the place, but it was the safest place in the Sacred City of Afaris.

“My hospital bag isn’t packed, and you’re not even excited about our heir!” I bite back a retort. The pack hospital is steps away, staffed by Dr. Nolan, who’s delivered every pup in this pack for decades. But Elvira insists on the Council Territory Hospital, claiming only they’re fit for “alpha blood.” I’ve learned arguing with her is like wrestling a porcupine—painful and pointless. “Dr. Nolan will take care of you,” I say, forcing a smile. “The hospital’s close, no bag needed.” She sneers. “If you think I’ll let that quack touch me or your pup, you’re out of your mind.”