Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Chapter 35 Feeling His Wolf’s Pain

Hayley’s POV:

I slammed on the brakes, pulling the car over and jumping out. Not caring if my identity would be exposed. I handed control over to Hera.

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As I sprinted toward Benjamin, I quickly dialed Thomas, issuing an urgent command. “Get here now! Something’s happened to Benjamin.”

Through the car window, I could see that Benjamin had already lost consciousness, and the thick scent of gasoline filled the air.

The situation was critical. Without hesitation, I extended my claws and smashed the window with one hand. Sharp pain shot through my arm as the glass shards cut into my skin, but my self–healing abilities kicked in immediately, closing the wounds within seconds.

“Benjamin, hang in there. You’re going to be alright,” I kept calling out to him, hoping to give him the strength he needed.

As I spoke, I wrenched open the car door, unbuckled his seatbelt, and pulled his large, over–six–foot frame out of the wreck.

His full weight collapsed against me, but I managed to carry him, running about 30 feet before a violent explosion erupted behind us.

I reacted instinctively, throwing myself over Benjamin and shielding him from the debris as we both hit the ground.

when I looked up and saw Thomas rushing over did I let Hera step

hurried to my side, his voice full of concert, Alpha, are you alright? Are you

motioned toward Benjamin. “Forget about me. Check on him.”

in before the crash. He should’ve been able

Right before the crash, he was asking me if I was Sara… His focus

injured to rely

carry Benjamin to the hospital.

left, I stood there, trying to gather my thoughts. Looking back at the burning wreck, 1 noticed that a large portion of skin on my hand had been scorched by

already begun repairing the

heart felt heavy

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35 Feeling His Wolf’s Pain

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now it had led to this. Guilt gnawed at me, and all I could do was pray that

newly appointed Alpha of the Midnight Pack, had been

afford to let the pack

the hospital in my usual disguise. Upon my arrival, the Southwells, led by

anxiously grabbed the doctor, bombarding him with questions. The doctor respectfully replied, “Aside from some external injuries, there doesn’t appear to be any major internal trauma. But we won’t know for sure until the tests are complete.”