Novel & Cerita Wolf In Hospital Story

The sheriff only wrote down everything so he could filter out all the supernatural details and put that into a file to close the case. The hospital on the other hand has been on the edge after many staff and patients had seen the large feral wolf. The sheriff assured us not to worry about it and so there was one less thing to worry about. With the serial killer guy finally taken care of all that was left for us was to go home and luckily for me, the doctor approved my discharged and I was ready to leave tomorrow morning. "We'll be heading home now," said my mom to Wolfe standing with principal-boyfriend. "Take care of him okay?"

I thought about it for a minute before answering. “Well, considering I work in a human hospital, I don’t complete the healing process. I only go as far as I can without anyone questioning the injury. If people come in with severe trauma and are healed the next day, it would get suspicious. I only heal enough that I feel their bodies can take over and heal themselves. I treat it more like boost to their healing system. I have come across wolves in the hospital although very rare, I heal them a bit slower. If a wolf is in the hospital, it would have to be extremely life-threatening considering their healing abilities anyway. I help to the point that their wolves give me permission and then I b

After about 15 minutes, I was feeling my wolf much more now. Knock! Knock! “Come in!” Jessica yelled. A male doctor stuck his head in. “Alpha Waylon is out of surgery and will make a full recovery. He should be waking up in about thirty minutes.” “Thank you, Dr. Anderson.” Jessica smiled at him before he nodded and backed out to shut the door. “Where are we?” “In a public hospital in North Dakota. It is very familiar with our kind. This is actually the hospital that all wolf doctors do their residency at. That way we understand how wolves and humans heal.”

I got near the screen and sadly watched those animals in captivity, Maggie held my arm and looked them sadly. “It’s a pity to see a beautiful animal incarcerated, isn’t it? Have I told you I found an Alaskan wolf once? He was wounded by the clinic door and I quickly operated on him, otherwise he would have died. It was beautiful, with its soft fur and black as the night, he ran away from the clinic, it never showed up again, I even got help to look for it with forest rangers, but they said it probably got back to its pack.”

I reply leading Elizabeth out of the Pack house and down towards the hospital. We walk into the Pack hospital, to a very quiet building. I walk through the doors to the hospital rooms and see doctors and nurses studying manuals. “What is going on?” I ask one of the doctors. “Doctor Thomas told us about new techniques in saving wolves from rogue attacks. We are studying them so we can be better prepared,” he shares with me before going back to his studies.

The doctor, a balding man in his mid to late forties seemed to shift his weight from one foot to the other before he finally answered, “I am sorry Mia, there was a break-in, in the hospital. Your mother was attacked.” “What!” I shouted, “Attacked? By how?” “We are still trying to find out what happened, but from what I heard, it was by a black wolf,” the doctor said. Three of us, me, Javier, and Ivan shared a glance, “Doctor are you very sure of what you are saying? It was a wolf that attacked my mother?” “Unfortunately yes” "How does something like this happen in a hospital of all places?" I asked more out of shock than a need to get an answer.

Ignoring her expression I try to tell her that I need water but my voice only comes out as a hoarse rumble, she seems to get the message though as she pulls herself together then walk over to a jug filled with the precious liquid I'm in dire need of. Pouring a tall glass she hands it to me and I down it in one go requesting another, my voice a bit more comprehensible, i drink my fill of the second glass as the nurse checks my vitals "Why am in the hospital and how long have I been here" I ask, I could smell she was a wolf so I know she won't beat around the bush to tell me the issue "You've been here for almost a week now, as for the reason according to your doctor who transferred you here y

“I’ll carry her to the hospital. Sorry, I thought she would be in her human form instead of her wolf.” A crease forms along the doctor’s forehead as he looks at her and then at the wheelchair. After a few moments, he nods. “I guess we don’t have much choice.” He then turns to the other medical staff. “Let’s go back to the hospital and clear the way for Zack and Bry.” Before he even finishes, I pivot and run towards the hospital. *** Alpha Trevor My son and I stand beside Alpha Blake as my eyes lock on the gorgeous white wolf. I have never seen a white wolf before, but I’ve heard some stories and even some legends about them.

The hospital was smaller than I expected, but the smell of medicine and blood filled the air the moment I walked in. Wolves were lying on beds with bandages wrapped around their bodies. Some of them were groaning in pain, while others were too weak to even move. I took a deep breath and walked forward, trying to ignore the stares I was already getting from the nurses. Most of them knew who I was — the criminal from another pack, the girl who tried to run away, the girl who was locked up by Alexander. Whispers followed me everywhere I went, but I pretended not to hear them.

Coral stated, “This little lady has several broken ribs, her left back paw looks to be injured but without x-rays I am not sure what the injury is. She has cuts, scraps, bruising under her fur, and a gash down her stomach that is going to need stitches. Her wolf is not healing her, and I am willing to bet they have come in contact with some kind of silver.” Doc agreed. The smaller wolf was in the same condition, and they needed to get to the hospital quickly. Kane scooped up his mate and Mark took the other. They were gone before the others knew what was happening. Shifting, Doc and Coral said meet you all at the Moon Touched hospital and were gone also.