Dottore X Lumine Novels & Stories

My medical brain tried to piece together what had caused them, thinking back to his frenzied state when I found him. “Dominic, how did this really happen?” He was silent. “Please, you can trust me,” I said soothingly. “When I found you, in the woods, you seemed delirious, crazed. And these cuts are so strange that they can’t be accidental. If you tell me more about your condition, I might be able to offer better medical help.” The next thing I knew I was pinned against the bathroom wall. “I do not have a condition, Doctor!” his eyes were dark, his teeth bared. “Let me remind you that you are a contract Luna, and not my personal confessor. Know your place.”

Chapter 15 Lumina (Luna) The doctor's office was exactly as I remembered Dr. Martinez had been our family physician for years, a competent enough doctor but one that failed me when it mattered most. In my previous life, Dr Martinez had told me about the magic siphon that was happening and had informed me to tell Xenois which I did repeatedly, insisting something was wrong, only for Xenois to brush it aside and say it was normal childhood illnesses, nothing to worry about.

He remained colder and sat on the chair as if he owned that place. "Doctor Cassandra, nice to meet you," Brutus spoke with a smirk on his lips. I was trying my best to ignore him. His presence filled the space, his broad shoulders straining against his shirt, the top button undone, revealing a sliver of tanned skin. "Same here.." I smiled forcefully and rested on my chair. Other doctors left for their department. I had no idea what else was served on my plate by the moon goddess.

“You just need to know how to maneuver your way around it.” “Ah,” Luna Corrine chuckled. “Still, an Alpha’s control can be softened in the right ways. Tell me, dear, have you considered any of the Luna tonics? They help… encourage fertility. I believe that it should be time for the two of you to start a family. You are young, you are beautiful and very much capable. You do not want to have them when being weaker and you want Xavier to be by their side.”

She wouldn’t let it. She inhaled deeply, trying to center herself. “You’re tense,” the Lycan said, his voice smooth, deep, and teasing. “I don’t enjoy being watched by an entire room,” she replied coolly, her gaze skimming the crowd. All eyes were on them. He smiled. “Then I suppose I should introduce myself, give them something to talk about. I’m Knox. Knox Green, Alpha of the Southern Lycan Pack.” “Lydia. Heiress of the Moonglade Pack,” she replied, matching his tone.

Supreme Alpha Conan inquired walking into the room, he was accompanied by a servant who held a tray in his hands, my nostrils had already decided what was inside that tray; chicken soup. "I'm doing fine, great, but where's Xavier?" "Doctor what's wrong with her?" "Well she has amnesia, but the only name she could remember is Alpha Xavier so I suggest we get Alpha Xavier" The Doctor divulged as he picked up the papers off the floor. "What's going on here?" Alpha Xavier inquired as he rushed into the room, Damien walked behind him. "Xavier! " I exclaimed staring at the big bandages that was wrapped underneath his armpit up to his shoulders, the blood stain was visible.

Lexie continued typing with a cold look on her face. “You’re spouting too much nonsense!” The young man smiled suddenly. “I concede! It’s a great honor to lose to the legendary LX!” “Answer my question!” His smile looked exceptionally radiant. “My name’s X. I’m a huge fan, that’s why I named myself after you. Isn’t that cool?” “I’m running out of patience! Do you need me to find out who you’re working for myself?”

Ashton opened the door and looked at me with concern. "Do you truly know what he has and have a cure?" He asked bluntly. I nodded my head and showed him the bottle of blood. "It's a brain infection that Selene was passing around to get her council members and wolves to do her grunt work. If Xavier drinks this he will be cured within twenty-four hours," I said solemnly and he opened the door wider for us both to enter. Glancing around the living room I didn't see Xavier.

"You need to see a doctor." "A human doctor." I said bitterly. "In a human hospital. Far away from here." His lips twitched, not quite a smile but close. "We have a doctor here. Dr. Chen. He studied human medicine for years before.." He stopped himself. "He's qualified." Of course they did. "A werewolf doctor?" I asked. "Is he going to examine me or eat me?" Xavier's eyes flashed with something that might have been anger. "We don't eat people."

Even Dalton, who hovered by the door with his arms crossed, raised his brows and muttered under his breath, “Remind me never to cross you, Luna.” “Too late for that,” I shot back, though the corner of my lips twitched. The healer finally obeyed, pressing a small crystal to Xander’s forehead. It glowed faintly, and within seconds, Xander’s body jolted. He coughed violently, gasping as if he had been pulled from underwater, then his eyes snapped open wild, disoriented, and filled with fear. “Where am I?” he rasped, voice hoarse. His eyes darted around, landing on me, then Dalton. “What… what happened?”