Dr Gabrielle Lyon Novels & Stories

Norah replied dumbly, her fingers nearly losing their grip on the light bag. “It’s okay. You don’t have to tell me,” Gabrielle went on with a teasing twinkle in her eye. “I’m being nosy because… well, after Yari, of course, Leo is one of my favorite people. I worry for him a lot. But I also realize there are things at the bank that can’t be discussed. Believe me, I know.” Gabrielle made a face of long-suffering. “But...” She sent Norah a cagey look as she moved to the sink.

He took his stick and hit the floor twice with it. The priest stood and approached the woman. “Madam, you abruptly came and stopped a holy wedding matrimonial. Who are you, and why did you want us to stop this ceremony?” “Father,” the woman said, “I’m Lydia Robinson. I was Gabriel’s girlfriend until eight years ago.” Lydia shed her tears as she stared at the little girl next to her. “I gave birth to my daughter, Jane Da Costa seven years ago. She’s Gabriel’s.” Father was how people addressed a Roman Catholic priest.

Damon continued with tears in his eyes, "Leonard, Gabrielle did the wrong thing but it was all because of Gloria. Now, Gloria has become the Luna of the Black Thorn Pack as she wished, yet she still wants to investigate what happened a few years ago. Gabrielle is dead. She is my only sister, and I hope that she will be remembered as a gentle, kind, and timid girl in Alpha Patrick's heart. Leonard, I beg you. Just pretend that you have never seen me here tonight. I will never let Gabrielle be scolded after she dies. I know that you have liked Gabrielle since you were young. You will help her, right?" Leonard was tense. When Damon mentioned that he had liked Gabrielle since he was young, he ma

“It’s fine, Lily. You’re family now. Nothing else matters.” She smiled weakly, but then her smile was replaced with fear, guilt, and resolve. Her lips parted, and she looked at Lucian, then at me again. “I… I have a confession to make.” She said in a fragile whisper. Both Lucian and I froze. “My name is not Lily,” she said. She dropped her face down in shame. “My name is Gabrielle. My husband isn’t dead—we’re divorced. And Alpha Rossi… he never wanted me sexually or in a romantic manner.

She was back to her normal behaviour, but I didn’t really trust her like I did previously after she made Leonie carry out insane number of tasks, knowing fully well what she meant to me. “What do you want?” I asked stiffly. She bowed slight. “Queen mother, I would like to apologise for how I treated Leonie. It was wrong,” she said quietly. I rolled my eyes. “I don’t cry over spilled milk. It is all right,” I said calmly. She nodded, as she smiled. “I have some news regarding Gabriel as you told me to investigate before things escalated to this extent.” I frowned slightly. “What’s the news? Tina looked around carefully. “I’m afraid that the pack doctor, Fanny Howl, is his mate.”

Although Winnie wasn't aware of what was going on because she wasn't told, she was certain that something was wrong somewhere. Just as Dr. Elvin stepped into the throne room, tension filled the atmosphere, causing some people to feel unsettled. Unfortunately, as soon as Gabriella set eyes on the doctor, she quickly stood up from her seat and attempted to approach him, so she could receive the DNA test result from him, but Alpha Ryder stopped her. “You dare not do such a thing, Gabriella!” Alpha Ryder shouted at her, causing her to abruptly stop halfway to the doctor. She swallowed hard before she nodded her head and then turned around and went back to her seat.

"Lyon, I’m a scientist. I understand cells. I understand DNA. What I saw on that bridge... it defies every law of biology I’ve ever studied. You grew. Your skeletal structure shifted in seconds. That should have killed you." Lyon looked at me, his amber eyes softened by the dim light of the lab. "It’s not just biology, Christie. It’s an inheritance. It’s a pull from the earth and the moon that your microscopes can't see." "But the pain," I said, stepping toward him, my curiosity momentarily overriding my fear. "I heard your bones snapping. I saw your skin tearing. How do you live through that?" "The shift is a choice," Lyon explained. He reached out and took my hand, pulling me closer until

Liana asked with a slight frown, and Gabriel shook his head. "I don't think so." "She looks just like you, working for Walter Roberts. Find her, and she will be able to rescue you." "Miss, this person isn't here!" Gabriel said firmly. "I know everyone in the base and have never seen this lady before. Nobody here is capable of cracking the system because it was designed by a scientist a long time ago, but no one has seen them since then. I mean, is this lady that person?" Liana's eyes lost some of their spark.

Dr. Harlan arrived shortly after. Gabrielle was still in the library when Sable came to inform her. A soft knock sounded. “Madam, the doctor is here.” Gabrielle closed her notebook and rose. “Lead the way.” --- A few minutes later, she was seated in one of the downstairs lounges. Dr. Harlan stood before her—a small, silver-haired man with the measured discretion of someone who had served a powerful family long enough to know that silence was part of his profession.