Blood Saya Novels & Stories

My hands were cold, and I stared at the screen again. “It is not his empire,” I said. "This is his bloodline." Footsteps resounded outside the room. The door opened. Dino stood with an unreadable expression. "You found something," he said. I swung around and looked at him a-throbbing. "Yes," I replied. His eyes sharpened. "What did you find, Drina?" I turned back and looked at the screen, and then at the man whose name had plagued all corners of my life. "A ghost," I said. "And it belongs to your family."

the doctor said “What do you mean for now?” I asked anxiously “Does that mean it would happen again?” “He needs blood” he said "Take my blood, whatever it is, just save him. I can't lose him." My voice choked. "Ma'am, your son's blood type is different from yours, he is AB negative" the doctor explained. "We already gave him the compatible blood we had available, but he lost a lot of blood. If his condition doesn't improve, we're going to need more”

Scratching the side of my jaw, I slowly nod my head, unsure if I’m making the right decision, and ask, “Can we wait a few days, so my wife will get the chance to be at his side if he passes?” “We can do that.” “Will you require more blood from me for Nate?” My blood type is O, and it’s a very rare one, just like Nate's, who is type AB. My blood cells are very universal, giving me the benefit of being able to donate to anyone. I suppose you can say it’s a rare superpower I possess. As for Nate, he can not receive blood from just anyone. Riddled with guilt and the images of Mia using her body as a human shield to protect my abi, I offered to donate my blood to Nate without hesitation—twice.

"Ms. Matthews, I need to speak with you." She leads me out of the room. The hallway is quiet, the fluorescent lights hurting my already tired eyes. I lean against the wall, my legs unsteady. "The bleeding is a symptom of his condition," she says. "His platelet count is dropping. His body is not producing enough of the cells it needs to function properly. We have run the full panel of tests, and I can now confirm the diagnosis." I feel the air leave my lungs. I grip the wall to steady myself.

It causes stress in my eyes that makes me cry now, in front of him. “I understand, Mrs. Blaine. These would not be easy for you, but I have one more concern.” “What?” “During the operation, we will be needing two bags of blood that are compatible with his body. He lost a lot of blood during the incident that happened. Sad to say, his blood is rare and there are no available bags for him at the counter.” Indeed, this a piece of bad news to hear right now. “C-Can you test my blood? I am willing to give him some.” They will use syringes, and you need to be tough.

Santiago stepped out. “Mr. Santiago,” the doctor said urgently, “Kate has lost a significant amount of blood. She needs a transfusion immediately. Who here has AB+ blood? This is urgent!”

Sarah added. Emma brought out a small vial of red blood. "This is a dragon blood," Emma said and handed the vial to Sarah. Sarah took it like she had been handed a precious stone. "It is so thick and red!" She said, her voice filled with awe. "Can you help us test it?" Emma asked. "Right away," Sarah stood up. "We can't follow you to the hospital, you are going to go solo on this one," Steve said. "Hospital?" Sarah asked in confusion.

Alessia screamed, loud and wild, like something feral had awakened inside her. “NO! Nothing can happen to her too! Not Mary—SHE’S NOT INVOLVED!” She collapsed again, and Dante lifted her into his arms. She clung to him like a lifeline, sobbing into his shoulder. Her whole body shook, her fingers digging into his skin. The doors swung open again. A doctor stepped out, face grim. “She’s lost a lot of blood,” he said carefully. “Her blood type is O positive. It’s rare in the city tonight… The banks are out. We can’t get another supply until morning.”

I asked, my voice unsteady. The doctor let out a sigh. “I’m sorry, he’s lost a lot of blood.” My eyes widened as I clenched my fist. “Is he okay?” I muttered. “He’s stable for now, but I can’t predict what will happen later. He needs blood,” the doctor continued. I wiped my tears. “What type of blood?” I asked. “We need O-negative. It’s not in our blood bank and this blood is very rare,” he responded. “I’m O-negative,” I replied. “Give him my blood.”

"Due to the loss of blood and internal injuries he suffered." "What type?" Eugene asked. "AB negative." Philips replied. "We're out of AB negative blood in our blood bank and it will take..." "I am AB negative." Saira spoke up. They all turned to stare at her in surprise. "What are you doing here Saira?" Daniel walked up to her. "Ethan is my friend." She said. "You can take mine." She looked at the doctor. "Did you drive here?" Doctor Phillips inquired. "No sir."