K Healing Novels & Stories

He began to rediscover the joy that had first drawn him to healing, the simple act of being present with those who were suffering. One evening, as the healers gathered in the great hall for their monthly meeting, the fire crackling softly in the hearth, Kael stood before them. His voice was steady, filled with a quiet conviction that seemed to fill the room. The candles flickered, casting warm shadows across the faces of the healers, their eyes fixed on their leader.

Catherine died instantly in the attack. I fought desperately to drag Ethan and his father from the twisted wreckage. His father fell into a coma, while Ethan's spine was damaged—doctors said he had only a 25% chance of ever being able to shift again. Victoria disappeared right around that time. She even broke up with him via text message. 【Ethan, my family has arranged for me to study advanced healing techniques in England. I think we need to reconsider our relationship.】

I needed their help for this to happen or work out. "Reina's parents or at least her mother is alive and I need your help to find her and their siblings. I was able to do some resyand I found this." I slammed Leo picture on the desk. Killian picked up the photographs and held it up. "This is Lui." He announced. I already knew that but I was not sure and definitely did not want to jump into conclusions.

He uttered and I bobbed slowly. “I think so too. I would know if it was, right?” I asked, hoping I was right. “Right!” Kiara and Ethan chorused. After he was done mopping my upper body, he moved down to clean my legs. “Why are your wounds taking so long to heal? I know Betas heal pretty fast.” I uttered. “They heal pretty fast but not when they’re injured by Betas like themselves. It takes a longer time to heal from wounds gotten from Alphas and Betas.” He explained.

He didn’t think so. There was something else going on. He just couldn’t tell what. Either the moon goddess had some big plans for him and Dhara or she was merely getting a kick out of his pathetic circumstances. Pathetic because the one woman he and his wolf agreed upon—wanted nothing more than to just claim her—was neither their mate nor someone they could mark. Healers were never known to be mated to anyone. They lived a solitary life. They were powerful but they were alone. It was just hard to say if that was a curse or a blessing.

There would be no room for self-doubt. Discovering that I’m a good healer started after my teenage years. The first person I have proven my ability to was my father. Being a Beta, he always went to fight and hunt. And when father told everyone my ability, no one believed him or even wanted to be treated by me. My goal was to help, but they saw it as a threat. Two hours had passed and still Donna hadn’t gone back. I kept peeking through the window, but all I could see was how everyone was busy, happily arranging the place for the celebration of Samuel’s second marriage with Alice.

"It wasn't even that serious. I swear I'm fine." "It's better to have the wound disinfected and treated," I told her and I wasn't going to repeat that. She must've sensed that because her face fell in defeat. Her tight hold on me loosened and I stared at it for a while. "It's a pleasure to meet you one on one, Luna. My name is Kelly and I'm the healer assigned to the Alpha family," Kelly grinned. "Do you mind answering a few questions for me?" Emy glanced at me and I nodded before she turned to Kelly and did the same.

A powerful surge of white energy radiated from his palm, shooting toward Kurt's back with tangible force. Kurt did as instructed. Soon, he felt the incredible energy flow into his body, repairing the damage to his core. Kurt's injuries were less severe than Jake's, but they were still significant. Usually, it would take a long time for him to recover fully. However, with Henry's unique healing technique of Emperor Medical Scripture, his recovery progressed astonishingly.

I rushed over to the room through the double doors they rushed her into. "Dr. Mason!! Wait!" He came rushing out the room, halfway scrubbed in. "Alpha, you shouldn't be back here. Time is of the essence." "I know, just listen. Remember when we spoke with Kwen. She said that she's hardly ever been sick and the older she's gotten, she doesn't really get sick at all anymore. Plus, she said she's broken a bone before, which normally takes regular humans 2 months to heal from, but her's was 3 weeks... Maybe she'll heal from this, too."

His hands trembled slightly where they held my wrist. The cold helped. I sagged against the counter, letting the water run over burned skin while Kael stood too close, his body a solid wall at my back. "It's strange how you can heal others but not yourself," he murmured, voice tight. "Healing works better on pack bonds." I kept my tone light despite my hammering pulse. "My own injuries don't respond the same way." "That's inconvenient." "Very." Arie moved around us, retrieving the second cake pan with practiced ease. She set both on cooling racks, then grabbed the first aid kit from the cupboard without needing to be asked.