Chapter 137
“Awful,” she said, biting her lower lip and trying to prevent more tears from spilling out of her eyes. “Ally is hurt because of me. She was only trying to protect me I sat at her bedside and took her hands in mine.
“This isn’t your fault, Emma,” I assured her. “I’m just glad you’re okay. Alison will be okay too. She’s in surgery right now but she’s strong and will pull through.” She sniffled and shook her head.
“Oh, Silver. It was so awful,” she whimpered. “The rogue came out of nowhere and tackled me. He wanted to… he wanted to p>
Her body shook violently; she was unable to finish her sentence. I hugged her tightly, trying to soothe her and provide her with some kind of comfort.
“It’s going to be okay,” I promised. “I won’t let anything more happen to you p>
The door of the room opened and a doctor I didn’t recognize walked into the room. He had a clipboard, and he froze when he saw me sitting in Emma’s room. I narrowed my eyes at him and stood to my feet.
“Doctor, I don’t think we’ve met. I’m Luna Silver,” I told him.
He bowed his head, bearing his neck.
“Luna, it’s an honor to finally meet you. I’m Dr. Kyle Laurence,” he told me.
My frown deepened; I’d seen a picture of Dr. Laurence a while back in a medical magazine. He was a very good doctor and won many rewards. This doctor resembled Dr. Laurence, and he smiled like pack, but there was something about him that I couldn’t put my finger
on.
“I was just making rounds and handing out medication,” he told me, holding up a small dixie cup of water and two little blue pills. “What kind of medication?” I asked.
“It’ll help them help faster and help with the anxiety they might be feeling,” he answered without missing a beat as if it was rehearsed.
I nodded as he stepped around me and handed Emma the medication and water I stared at her from
behind Dr. Laurence and just as she put the pill in her mouth and brought the cup to her lips, her eyes finally met mine.
I gave her a subtle head shake and I saw her face pale.
Dr. Laurence turned to face me; a smile plastered on his lips. “Luna, do you mind if we speak in the hallway?” He asked.
I nodded.
“Of course,” I said, trying to appear as chipper as I could.
I let him lead the way but before I left the room. I froze when I saw a couple of other doctors standing outside the room. They also held dixie cups and medication. They all smelled like pack, but there was something off about them.
“Doctors, what’s going on?” I asked.
That’s when I heard the screaming coming from some of the rooms My heart fell deep into my stomach; they sounded like they were in severe agony. I whipped around to face Dr. Laurence.
“What’s going on?” I asked hurriedly. “What did you do? What are those pills?” I demanded to know.
He smiled, but it didn’t reach his
eyes. Before I could say anything
else, I felt a stabbing pain in my neck and then it felt like my insides were on fire. I screamed as I dropped to the ground and the three doctors stood over me, their scents flashing before my eyes. I could see the hazy blue flashing before my eyes which indicated packmates, but then I saw the hints of black hidden within the blue.
Pain shot through my head, and I screamed in pain.
These weren’t packmates and they weren’t doctors.
They were rogues.
My last thought before everything turned black was, “How did they change scents p>