His Doctor His True Luna Novels & Stories

But I want her awake in thirty minutes,' she said and I watched her feet retreat from me. I heard the door locked and I was left alone with the doctor in the room. He removed my chain and made me lie on a bed in the corner of the room. 'You don't have to pretend that you are not awake. I can't hurt you. You are my Luna my duty is to protect you,' the doctor whispered to me. I opened my eyes and I was surprised to see the face of one of Luna's Den most respected doctors. 'How did you get here?' I asked. I was too surprised to see the doctor that rescued April with his knowledge of wolf's bane.

he said, his voice a low rumble. The doctor standing before him shifted nervously. "Alpha, what about the Moonstone Pack? They’re onto us. If Derek finds out—" Kevin silenced him with a sharp glare. "Derek is too distracted to pose a threat. His precious Luna just returned, and she’ll keep him occupied. By the time he realizes what’s happening, it will be too late." The doctor nodded reluctantly, his unease clear. "And Dr. South? She’s still a wildcard. If she—"

I complain to him. Looking unsure, he looks around briefly before saying, “ Well, she is pretty and- you-you are the Luna.” I burst out laughing. Oh, Goddess, I need that after being kidnapped and rescued by a stranger. I need a laugh, lying back in bed, “ You, that doesn't explain anything, but I'm going to let it slide only because you're talking to me,” I told him. Without saying anything, he got up and walked out of the room. I think I ran him off with my words, but a few minutes later, he returned with the pretty Doctor behind him.

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.”

Every rejection pushed me to try harder, to find new ways to breach the walls she'd built against me. Vivian sighed, taking the container. "Thank you," she said stiffly, passing it immediately to Timmy. "Be careful, it's hot." The pup grinned triumphantly. "Thanks, Healer!" "You should address her properly," I corrected him gently. "As Luna." Vivian shot me a warning glare. "Sylvan—" "Luna?" Timmy looked confused. "But that's for the Alpha's official mate. My mother says you're still deciding."

If I had walked out that day, I would have lived the rest of my life in a beautiful lie. The Healer had frowned at the results. Checked again then once more until I was almost sweating from fear. I have always hated hospitals since I was diagnosed infertile the first time I came here with Anthony. I don’t want to know if I have any dying disease. “The mark around your neck is not real Luna Astrid. It is artificial” I let out a small, disbelieving laugh at first, thinking it had to be some kind of mistake—maybe even a joke.

an Alpha doctor? “Don’t let it get to you. We’re all adults, and outside the play zone nobody’s going to disrespect you or talk about it.” Lorenzo’s low voice rumbled. “Did you know him?” I didn’t even lift my head. Honestly, I didn’t care that much about the doctor. What was eating me alive was everything that had happened... and what it was going to cost. “Yeah. He was on the list to be the main buyer and distributor for Luna Nera. He owns one of the most important networks of fertility hospitals,” he explained.

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he said. The man hesitated. “What?” The doctor turned his cold gaze toward him. “I said, undress.” The guard could only swallow hard and begin unbuttoning his shirt, still trying to understand what was happening. "We're going to give the Luna what she needs," the doctor said, already shrugging out of his shirt. "And you will never speak a word of this to anyone." He was barely halfway out of his clothes when Leah suddenly pushed herself to her feet and closed the distance between them, claiming his lips before either of them could say another word.

It set my teeth on edge. "Alpha Ashford." She bowed gracefully. "Thank you for seeing me." "Simon said you have information about Tom." "Yes." She moved closer, and I caught her scent. Roses. My wolf recoiled. "I have been researching healers, both within our world and outside it. There is a doctor in the human city. Dr. Irene Cross. She specializes in unusual cases and has a reputation for healing things others cannot." "A human doctor cannot cure a supernatural curse." "Perhaps not. But I have heard whispers that she is more than she appears. That her methods are unconventional." Lyra tilted her head. "What do we have to lose? Tom is dying anyway."