Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Chapter 235 Leaving

Christine’s legs gave out, and she passed out on the ground.

“Christine-” Christopher’s voice lingered in her cars before she slipped into darkness.

Hayley’s POV:

I had come with Christine. As I stood off to the side, quietly observing the crowd, Christine unexpectedly fainted.

Now was not the time to worry about exposing my alpha identity; I immediately moved forward.

Christopher beat me to it. In front of everyone, he swiftly scooped Christine into his arms and ran toward the medical room.

The moment the reporters saw this, they pulled out their cameras, snapping photos rapidly.

I halted and gave them a cold, piercing gaze with the presence of an alpha.

Those reporters froze, intimidated by my stare and visibly shaken.

“Could you please stop taking photos in an emergency situation?” I said, and a few reporters put their cameras down.

They exchanged nervous glances.

Just then, Caesar arrived. When I saw him, I finally started walking toward the medical room as well.

Outside the medical room, the doctor checked on Christine and turned to Christopher. “There’s nothing serious. This young lady simply has low blood sugar. She just needs to rest, and she’ll be fine,” the doctor explained.

I breathed a sigh of relief.

Christopher seemed to relax too. He asked, “When will she wake up?”

condition for a moment before responding, “It might take a few hours. Since she’s an Omega,

doctor left, I warned Christopher, “This situation isn’t as

flashed in his eyes as if had just thought of

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need to interfere. This was Christopher’s personal matter, and I had no right to get involved.

care of Christine. You should go home,” I

and said, “Take good care

that, he

Christopher’s POV:

of the medical room, Gillian’s manager was already waiting by the door.

generous and let her off thi time?” She pleaded, her voice

I

a cold laugh and asked, “Where

considering the years you’ve worked together, don’t hold this against her,” she repeated.

one more time. Where is

and stammered, “S–she’s not here.”

smile and slowly said, “Don’t

that, I walked

after me, still trying

in a

Hayley’s POV:

catch every word

had started

and made up my

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