Healing Novels & Stories

Kai mumbled, lingering on the page. “I had no idea that there were this many abilities amongst our kind. Why don’t they teach this in school?” Maleigha questioned. Kai shrugged, shaking his head softly as he flipped to the next page. Healers: A wolf with the ability to heal the sick and injured. This ability is incredibly rare. Most healers remain hidden, as they are sought out by other packs. It appears that healers use a small amount of their life force to heal someone who is sick or injured. It has been observed that healing another individual is draining on the subject and oftentimes, they pass out from exhaustion after utilizing their ability. No healer h

I thought, swallowing harshly when I felt my throat clog. “About the woman, she has some bruises and two broken ribs. She will need some rest for six, maybe eight weeks, but that is it. It is not serious, no eternal bleeding, no damaged organs, so yeah, she will recover.” He continued, and I nodded my head feeling at ease and since what happened today I was able to breathe finally.

I murmur encouragements softly, letting my voice guide him as much as the needles and herbs. Finally, I feel it, the moment when the physical healing is done. But his eyes are haunted. The damage is more than skin deep. His soul is fractured from violence, rejection, and fear. I close my eyes and extend my aura, carefully threading it into his essence, filling voids, reinforcing walls, offering comfort. The teens watch, wide-eyed, as the faint shimmer of my energy brushes over him like sunlight through leaves.

"The silence doesn't judge you. No," he answered. "But it lets you hear everything you've been trying to run from." She glared at him, gazing at him. "And is that a good thing?" "I think it's the only thing that healing can be." She didn't answer. She pressed further against his shoulder, her head bobbing there without even realizing it. Adrian braced himself for a second—then slowly, very, very slowly, eased against her touch, The warmth of her, the silence, the smell of her hair like rain and herbs. all going around him like some sort of salve.

With hope and conviction, I was ready to welcome the days to come. I remembered the first time I heard that diagnosis. It felt as if the world had collapsed before me, and all hope had vanished. However, amid that darkness, Blue Moon Pack emerged as a guiding light. They not only provided physical treatment but also the emotional support I desperately needed. During the healing process, I learned so much about myself. With each session with the healer, I felt new energy flowing within me. He taught breathing techniques and meditation that helped me cope with pain and anxiety. I began to understand that strength comes not only from the body but also from the mi

Nicholas thought so too, and he could not help caressing my ankle. I was wearing strappy high heels that day, and I hadn't taken them off when I had lain down. I felt my heart twist into knots as Nicholas' gaze darkened. He looked at me like a predator eyeing its prey before devouring it whole. He suddenly pulled a screen across my waist. It blocked my view of anything below my waist, including Nicholas. I could not see anything, and I began to feel even more uneasy. "What are you doing, doctor?" Nicholas explained patiently, "This is a normal procedure. It's to prevent you from feeling nervous when you see the tool."

My whole side clenched. "Ahh! Shit, Mable!" "Breathe." She ordered. "I am." "Not enough." She said as she pressed again. I bit down hard on a sound and stared at the ceiling. Nero stirred in my chest with a grumpy rumble. "She's being mean..." "She is trying to help us heal." I answered. Mable worked along the cut, cleaning away any grit or grim she saw, checking the edges where my body had started pulling the tissue and skin together, "Shift healing is a blessing," she muttered, "right up until it stitches the dirt with it."

Eventually, I could move so naturally that I didn't seem any different from other people with two functioning legs. I was drenched in sweat, but I felt a joy I hadn't felt in forever. Little by little, I was regaining what I had lost. Now that I could move about freely again, I started to rebuild my life. I refused to remain trapped in the past. I returned to university and pursued psychology, something I had always been interested in. I attended a foreign university and shared a classroom with people of different nationalities. The sunlight poured through the tall glass windows and warmed my body. That was the moment when it finally sank in—my soul had truly come back to life.

For being my father's mate, she had a good life up until the attack. The attack happened after my first shift, which had me thinking that the attack has got something to do with me and my abilities. I can heal without losing my wolf strength because my wolf is her own entity and I am me but we work better together. When I heal, I drain my human body and then Xena, my wolf replenishes my body with the desired amount I need to go on with my life until my body heals. I walk out of my room to the kitchen, hoping to catch my mother before she goes for her morning walk.

"Healing is not a single event. It is a sequence. Each session builds on the last the way a foundation builds on earth: slowly, with pressure, with the understanding that what you are making must hold the weight of everything that comes after." * * * The morning of Kai's second treatment session feels different from the first.