Alpha Dom and His Human Surrogate by Caroline Above Story

Accidental Surrogate for Alpha by Caroline Above Story Chapter 180

3rd Person

Henry glared at Leon as he injected the antidote for ether into Ella’s arm. He was angry with the therapist, but he was also furious with himself for letting the hypnotic state continue for so long. He should have put his foot down the first time, when Ella first began screaming. Listening to her suffering had been horrible beyond belief. She’d started out by explaining the events that happened, but before long she disappeared into the memory, feeling everything that she described so that her story was interrupted by bouts of screaming and crying. She was reliving it all in front of them, and Henry despised himself for helping Leon torment her this way.

It took a moment for the antidote to kick in, but Ella finally went quiet as she was transported back to them. When her lashes parted to reveal bl00dshot eyes, her tearstained skin turned grey, and in the next moment she lurched over the side of the couch and was vomiting onto the floor.

Henry pulled her hair back and ran a comforting hand up and down her back, crooning words of comfort to the poor child. “It’s okay, dear one …You’re safe, it’s over.”

Once her stomach was empty and she Was reduced to dry heaving, Henry guided her to lie down again. Leon appeared at her side with a we.t rag and a gla*s of water, and Henry gently cleaned her face and helped her drink. “Im sorry.” Ella m0aned, fresh tears streaming down her cheeks.

“Nonsense.” Henry a*sured her. “If anyone has a right to be sick, it’s you. You should have seen some of the messes I cleaned up when my boys were little. This is nothing.”

Ella’s hands went to her belly, her face twisted in guilt and pain. “He’s upset.” Ella whimpered, clearly referring to the baby “I frightened him.. the screaming..”

“Do you want me to call for the doctor?” Henry offered, “Just to be safe?”

Ella’s gold eyes widened then clamped shut, and Henry remembered the things she’d confessed in her dream state. Hints about doctors abusing her, things that made his wolf apoplectic with rage.

“Will you stay with me if he comes?” Ella asked in a small voice, worried enough about her unborn child to agree, but not wanting to face an examination alone.

priests binding her wolf, cutting her off from her inner animal. In their world such an act was an atrocity, a crime that should not have been possible, and a violation a shifter should not be able to

should talk through what

interjected in his therapist voice. “She needs to process

she doesn’t.” Henry snapped back, “And not without

change the past.” Leon answered

curled in on herself a little.

into his lap and wheeling her out of the sitting room and into the bedroom. He helped her climb into her pillowy sanctuary, purring and stroking her hair

a while, Ella blinked at him, seeming to realize what he was doing only after it began to work.”I thought wolves only purred for their mates?”- Her voice was still raspy from all the strain of the session,

with a sad smile. “We also purr for our children, and you’re one

she reached for Henry’s hand, holding it

sedative for Ella, advising no more hypnosis for at least a week.

do that

about the priests who came to the orphanage, and he wished he had an answer for her. “I don’t

I lost my strength because they broke me… the

Ella, but they never broke you. You survived despite everything. You took care of your sister and made a life for yourself. You might have been missing

when we met. If you’d known me before him..” Her shoulders trembled and any sense of sweetness disappeared, “I h-hate them for doing that to me.” She murmured, pure

have my word.” He vowed, overflowing with conviction. “For now, just sleep little

unconsciousness, Henry wheeled back into the sitting room. He didn’t want to go too far in case she had bad dreams, though the doctor had promised the sedative would send her into such a

Dad, this isn’t really a good time, we’re

just had her first

went sharp as a knife, “Put

his son. “But you