The Alpha's Unwanted Luna (by Miss L) novel Chapter 134

Chapter 134

72 – Ryker

We headed directly to my room without hesitation. There was no question of letting her be alone now, or ever again. After last night and waking up beside her this morning, the thought of separation was unbearable. My wolf whimpered softly, sensing her fragile state, and I fought to silence him. I needed to be strong for her, to protect her, because my wolf was powerless in this situation.

“Remove her clothes, Alpha,” our lead healer instructed firmly as she entered the room. “She needs to be warmed up immediately. Get her under the covers, now.”

I didn’t hesitate for a second. Bennet stepped forward to help, but my wolf growled low and warningly, still convinced there was some romantic tension between them. I caught the hurt in Bennet’s eyes, but I couldn’t afford distractions—not now.

“Greta, please assist,” the healer said without waiting for a reply. Every ounce of our attention had to be on keeping her alive. I glanced at the healer, desperate for any guidance. “What else can I do?”

“It would help—and speed things up—if she was marked,” she replied.

I shook my head vehemently. “No. We still don’t know if it will harm her. I won’t risk making things worse.” Sliding onto my bed, I let the healer and Greta wrap us both in blankets. I curled onto my side, pulling her close to my chest, her ear resting against the steady beat of my heart. Her cheeks remained icy cold. I pressed a gentle kiss to the top of her head, breathing in the faint, sweet scent she carried. “Come on, baby, fight. Please. We need you. I need you,” I whispered softly into her hair.

“Boss,” Bennet said, raising his hands in surrender, and I shot him a sharp look. “Could you make her pack? I know we don’t have any information on mates yet, but humans have been part of our pack’s history before. To be included in the lineage, they had to be pack members.” He turned toward the healer. “Could that connection help?”

“I don’t see why not,” she answered thoughtfully. “Given her current contact, she should be able to heal faster from the incision.”

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