Body Check Maria Luis Novels & Stories

Olivia muttered, her voice filled with something like sadness. "Shit," One of the guards commented and Maria was just about to ask them what the hell they were talking about when the car door was pulled open and three men rushed forward with a stretcher that she hadn't even seen them holding, and a body was carried from the car and deposited on it. Maria's heart dropped to her stomach when she saw how badly injured the person on the stretcher was. When she saw that the person was missing a leg, she rocked on her feet, fighting a sudden incredible feeling of nausea.

Amelia had a very foul look on her face as well. So, Maria knew that Kenneth was telling the truth. In an instant, she passed out. "Grandma!" Amelia's eyes widened as she hastily dashed toward Maria. The incident threw everything into chaos. When the doctor finished the checkup on Maria, he noticed that Maria's limbs were getting slower. He said that it was because Maria had gone through a huge shock, and her illness was acting up again. Maria had already rested and recovered pretty well, but she had a history of stroke, after all. Also, her blood pressure and blood lipid levels were still quite high.

Maria is determined. “How?” I mumble, frowning. “Anthony is also admitted there. We will use an excuse to visit him and fish out the information about Alpha instead” She shares her plan. “I'm not going anywhere near Anthony” I muttered, annoyed. “Then what do you suggest we do? Talk to Carlos or Sharon?” Maria snapped, exasperatedly. “Maybe we can ask Luisa? She usually knows almost everything that goes wrong in our Pack” I suggest. “Luisa is out of town or else I'd have asked her instead of planning here with you” Maria grumbled. I groan in frustration.

Gosh, my mother is going to kill me when she finds out. I couldn’t go too far as I bumped into something hard and nearly fell on the ground. Someone grabbed me then held me up. I looked up and found myself looking into a pair of piercing grey eyes that belonged to none other than Logan Hill. “Marina? What are you doing here? Why are you running?” he asked. He looked at my distraught face. His eyes narrowed. “Um…well…I’m on a date,” I stammered. “Is that right?” he asked and stared at me intently. “So, where is your date?”

When he opened his eyes, they were almost black and he gulped and pulled the spear from behind her. Mariah gasped as it finally felt like whatever was holding her strength had been burst open. However, she has lost a good amount of blood and she wondered if she would still be alive by the time she fully healed. “How did they get you?” Alaric asked, staring at the big hole in her chest and the blood spilling out. He looked at her with sad eyes, wondering if she would make it and what he would do if she didn’t. “Don’t look at me like that,” Mariah hissed and bit her lip. “You should be happy…instead.” She glared at him.

My hands tightened around her neck, my thumbs pressing into her windpipe. Her face turned purple, her eyes bulging, gasping, scratching at my hands weakly. I was going to finish it. She deserved to die for what she had done. “Stop! Diego, stop! You're going to kill her!” The voice ripped through my bloodlust. I turned to see Luis. He was standing at the entrance, panting, his face pale, his eyes wide with horror, as he stared at Mariana, then at me. “My grip lessened, but only for a second. “What are you doing here? Get out of here, Luis!” I snarled, my eyes still fixed on Mariana's fading struggle. “This doesn't concern you. Don't get involved.”

His chest rose and fell, shallow but steady. She knelt beside him, pressing her fingers to his neck until she felt a pulse. Only then did the tightness in her chest loosen slightly. “He won’t last long without proper care,” Elias said. “Bullet missed anything vital, but infection will finish the job if Leonardo doesn’t.” At the sound of that name, Maria stiffened. “He shot me.” Elias finally looked at her. His eyes were sharp, assessing. “Grazed your side. You passed out from shock, not blood loss.”

Marissa didn't speak right away, instead she took out a piece of paper from her bag and handed it to Charlotte, "Leandro's dad didn't get good results from his physical this year. We did an enhanced CT scan, and the results weren't great." Charlotte hesitated for a moment, opened the medical report, and before she could finish reading it, she heard Marissa say something that gave her a bad feeling: "Is Sir Romero okay?" "The biopsy I had last week didn't turn out very well." Marco's health has always been poor, but Marissa never expected him to have such a big problem. Over the years, he has also had many physical examinations. She had actually already eased the situation before she came, bu

"Yes, of course, but I don't memorize my number and at this point, my cellphone has run out of battery." "Oh too bad, what if you just keep my number, when your cell phone is charged, you can call me or send a message, so I know it is you." Maria presented her idea. "I have to contact you about the new land documents anyway." "You can email me, Miss Webster!" "Hahaha, why so serious! Call me Maria!" The woman held Marco's hand, her movements seemed accidental even though Marco knew Maria had a point to him. Maria attached part of her body to Marco, especially the front of her body.

I knew it contained something delicious. "Thanks," I said, accepting the envelope and placing it beside me. "I'll excuse myself now, and I hope we get to see each other before you leave the hospital," Maria said, finally. I nodded in agreement and watched her walk away, my eyes following her until she disappeared from sight. As if my Rogue were waiting for her to vanish into thin air, they quickly sat beside me, holding my hands as if seeking confirmation for something. "What's your relationship with her? I mean Maria?" Luis asked, his gaze filled with suspicion, and the rest of them nodded, sharing the same thought.