Reclaiming My Broken Luna (Astrid and Killian) novel Chapter 147

Alpha Theron’s POV

The air in the hallway felt thick and suffocating as I paced anxiously outside the emergency room doors.

Astrid is in there, fighting for her life after the horrific accident. I had rushed her here as quickly as I could. We were able to give her first aid treatment along the way and stop her bleeding, but serious damage had already been done.

She had already lost so much blood when we arrived at the scene. The first aid treatment that we gave her could only do so much.

With each passing minute, my heart raced faster. Astrid and I had only just met; we hadn’t even gotten close to each other yet. I can’t bear to lose her again, especially at death this time.

I still haven’t had the chance to be her father. The small interactions that we had were still not enough. I haven’t even crossed the wall she built around her heart yet. I can’t lose her just like this.

I spun around when the emergency doors swung open, and Astrid’s Doctor emerged, his expression dimmed.

Asha is the best medical staff we have in the Pack, but I couldn’t trust her around Astrid just yet.

It’s clear that Asha is still angry and hasn’t accepted Astrid as her sister yet. Even though I knew that Asha would never go too far and kill somebody, I still felt more assured about placing this task on our Pack’s second-best medical staff.

“Doctor Smith, how is Astrid?” Asha asked when I was too lost for words to speak when I noticed the Doctor’s grim expression.

As soon as Asha and my son, Andros, heard that Astrid’s life was in danger, they immediately rushed here and accompanied me as I waited outside the emergency room.

Asha kept affirming to me that everything would be all right even though she knew that her words didn’t help to calm my nerves.

Meanwhile, Andros just stood up the whole time, his side leaning on the wall for support as he watched the closed emergency doors like a guard.

“Alpha Theron,” The Doctor instantly turned to me, ignoring Asha when he saw me.

I steeled myself, preparing for the worst. As he approached, I searched his face desperately for any glimmer of hope.

“I’m sorry,” The Doctor said solemnly as he met my gaze. “We did everything we could. Astrid’s body was still in the process of recovery, and this injury really took a final blow to her. Astrid’s wolf… she didn’t make it.

The world seemed to tilt and spin around me. Asha was quick to her feet. She instantly held my arm when I momentarily lost my balance.