Novel & Cerita Wolf Suddenly Breaks Into Hospital

My voice a lifeline in the madness. "You're okay. I've got you. I won't let go." Another explosion outside rattles the walls. The camp is turning into a warzone triage center. Then a wolf, half-shifted, barely upright, burst through the door, his eyes wide and frantic. "Doc, Doc! It's Vladimir! He's down! You have to come now!"

The world already called me crazy—if I shifted here, the rumors about me would become a nightmare. I wanted to explain. But no one wanted to listen. No one cared. They were just eager to believe I was some insane woman. Bang! Someone slammed a camera into my head. I cried out, feeling blood trickle down. Suddenly, a deafening roar shook the entire hospital lobby! A massive gray wolf crashed through the window, snatching one of the reporters by the clothes, and tossed him into the wall. People screamed in terror as more wolves rushed in, relentlessly attacking any reporters in their sight.

He sniffed me again, and I tried my best to stay calm even though I was terrified, but then the doctors burst in, and he growled, instantly attacking them. Lisa came in with the guards at the same time and everyone pounced on the wolf at the same time, struggling to subdue him. I was speechless and shocked to the bones. I'd seen him back at the village but even then, he was even half as deadly as he was now. He gnashed his teeth, biting and clawing anyone he could reach. Their cries of pain made my heart jolt. I crawled over to Selene amidst the chaos. I was about to shake her when Declan let out a painful growl. I turned to see about five injections buried inside him, but both doctors and g

They allowed Victor and Jayden to enter the room when they were finished in the hallway, but they stopped the two men with him until Victor told them it was okay for them to come into the room. “This is Dr. Knef and Marco Toro, the hospital’s head of security,” Victor told us. “Mr. Toro told us the red wolves were confronted by another doctor when they entered this floor. He was badly mauled.” “Will he live?” Mr. Gray asked. His voice was stronger than I expected, even though he looked exhausted. “Yes,” Dr. Knef said. “He was lucky. The attack was interrupted when a nurse saw what was happening and called for help.”

Wolves running toward the medical bay, voices overlapping with worry. "What happened?" I grab the nearest wolf.

I growled back, “Don’t pretend your mates aren’t magnets for mayhem, too.” I could hear someone mutter, “I’m not touching that. I want to survive tonight.” When we reached the hospital, it was chaos. Wolves raced through the halls, locking doors, securing patients. But all I could focus on was the snarling coming from the children’s wing. We found them, Talon’s white lycan, Meesk, crouched next to Agnes’ brown wolf atop a tall cabinet like some feral-fur goddesses. And below?

Without thinking, I break away from the main battle and race for the hospital, Callum shouting in wrath after me. Rain blinds me. Mud clings to my paws. But I don’t stop. I break through the hospital doors just as two renegade wolves approach Emma’s bed. She’s unconscious, helpless. A growl erupts from my throat. I leap at the first wolf, knocking him away from her. My fangs dig into his shoulder, and he yelps, attempting to shrug me off. The second wolf jumps at me. But before he can reach me, a gigantic black blur knocks him to the ground.

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.

I have to figure out the quickest way to the pack hospital without us getting hurt. I decide to just go for it and run as fast as I can. Hopefully, all the hunters are being apprehended by the wolves. The pack hospital is on lockdown because of the threat outside and I groan in frustration as I link a pack doctor so someone would let us in to get Lux seen. I look down at her face and notice how pale she is getting, and I say, “No, no, come on, Lux, hold on a bit longer.”

he ordered impatiently. Despite the Alpha’s words, my legs were yanked downward with force, producing a loud crack. I wanted to scream, but my dislocated jaw made it impossible. I sensed someone approaching; by the smell, it seemed to be a human doctor, likely hired by a stronger pack in exchange for protection against other creatures. “This is the hospital. Let’s sedate her so we can treat her,” a male voice said. “This wolf is blind and useless to our pack. She’s not a priority; wasting resources on this dead weight is pointless,” a high-pitched female voice retorted. I didn’t recognize her scent—she seemed to be a new wolf.