Healing the Ruthless Alpha novel Chapter 24

Chapter 24

“I won’t do it!” I exclaimed but Kade all but dragged me to the pack’s clinic. “I told you already that I won’t help your pack!” I screamed as he drove but he said nothing. His jaw ticked and his anger made me flinch but I refused to back down.

Not only did he put me on twenty-four hours of surveillance to make sure I never escaped the pack, he was now going to force me to use my gift to help the people who had been nothing but cruel to me all my life. The last thing I wanted to do was help people who would never help me.

“I’d rather die –” I started to say but he cut me off with a snarl.

“Shut up a minute.” My mouth snapped shut at the command. “You’re giving me a headache with your tantrum,” he said. A headache? I wanted him to suffer more than a headache!

We got to the hospital and a warrior opened the car door for me to get out. Kade held my hand and led me to the office of the director of the clinic. He was a stout man with beady eyes and a perpetual frown. I remembered when Kade’s friends beat me so badly three years ago that I couldn’t walk properly. I all but crawled to this clinic to seek help and this man was the one to turn me out. I would never forget the disgust on his face as he told the clinic’s security to throw out the vermin that just crawled in. Kade expected me to work for this same man? Belonging to NôvelDrama.Org.

“Alpha! Sihana!” The man forced a smile on his stern face as we entered his office. “I was just going to come out to greet you.” He lied through his teeth. The MD was a piece of shit who did not have respect or regard for anyone. In fact, the whole clinic was filled with pieces of shit.

We were led to an empty room where the man eagerly asked me to take a seat. I took a seat without complaint. I’d rather die than help these people but they could hurt me if I refused. Kade lost a lot in the deal he signed with Cahir for me and I knew he would want to get his money’s worth out of me. Rather than whine, I would focus my energy on escaping these assholes.

The first person to come into the ward for treatment happened to be my father.

“What the fuck is this?” I demanded when he walked in. He glared at me with a red face.

“Language!” He barked at me. I hated how I reacted to his tone.

After three years of moving out of his home and with minimal contact with him, I still could not get over my fear of my father. This man used to wake me up with a belt to my back in the middle of the night for something as mundane as being a minute late with his dinner. Till today, I still woke up at random hours of the night, afraid of being attacked.

“You’re fine. What are you doing here?” I asked my father.

“Can your healing mana mend a broken heart?” He asked me in a tone that blazed with fire.

“Beta Markus –” Kade said in a voice that held warming. “Your father has had pains in his legs for two years after fighting off a rogue. You should try to heal him.” Kade’s command had me rubbing my palms together.

None of these people asked how I controlled the healing mana. None of them asked when I got it or how it was used. Once again, Silver Moon had found a means to use me and they would without fail.

But my father –

As much as I hated him, knowing that he secretly suffered from pain in his legs made my heart clench. He was nothing but mean to me but I could not silence the part of me that loved him. Yes, I hated my father but a part of me – a part I wanted to kill, still loved him.

I put my hands on his legs and waited as I didn’t know how my abilities worked. After five minutes of nothing but absolute silence in the room, my father shouted at me.

“When will the healing start?” He demanded.

“Beta Markus shut the fuck up.” Kade snapped. “Take your time Sia.” I wanted to tell them that I didn’t actually know how to manoeuvre the light inside me but I didn’t think they cared to know. They wanted results and if I didn’t produce results, I would be dealt with.