Lycan King's Cursed and Rejected Mate
I could see doubt taking place in his expression, but he didn’t argue.
“Alright, let’s examine you then.” He worked deftly, taking my vitals. “You are stable, Miss,” he said after a few minutes. “Your wounds will take longer to close without your wolf, but once it awakens, the healing will speed up. Either way, you will heal. What matters most is rest, so don’t strain yourself.”
“Thank you,” I softly nodded as relief blurred the outlines of my pain.
The healer eyed Kael, who kept his mouth shut in the corner, then refocused on me. “I’ll leave you to rest. Call if you need anything.”