Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

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Harris wore a confident smirk as he said, "Darcy mentioned that Benjamin never let her get close.

"Since the beauty tactic fell flat, why not switch to charm? I have a friend who's got a knack for winning

women over..."

Leaning in, he shared his scheme in a hushed tone with Jeremy, who nodded along, intrigued by the new plan.

Hayley's POV:

I waited until the first light of dawn.

The lights in the operating room finally dimmed, and Claudio emerged, his face devoid of emotion.

lan, back to his usual self, rushed up to Claudio the moment he saw him, grabbing his arms and shaking them eagerly. "How did it go? Is the patient still alive?!” he asked with palpable excitement.

Benjamin and I quickly joined them, eager for the news.

Claudio, turning to lan with a weary but playful smile, teased, "What if the patient not only survived but woke up again?"

"That's impossible,” lan replied, pulling his hands back. "In that state, if you managed a craniotomy and saved the patient, you'd better start believing in miracles."

"I'm not one for superstitions," Claudio chuckled, gesturing towards the operating room. "Go see for yourself. If it's like I said, maybe you should consider being my apprentice."

"Fine!" lan waved dismissively and strode toward the operating room.

Claudio then looked at me, exhaustion lining his face. "I've done my part. The rest

to you. I need to

said, giving

more, a

expression one of sheer disbelief, as if he had seen

frowned, puzzled by his

ever the provocateur, gave lan a knowing look and quipped flirtatiously, "I'll be

seek me out."

sending a shiver down my spine with his

just another day, Claudio stretched out his arms and ambled

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my way to the patient's

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more intensely, suggesting that

success.

lan's POV:

hurried after Hayley into the patient's room. Abruptly, he paused, turned, and snapped at me,

my daze, and I exhaled deeply, my hand over my

overwhelmingly bizarre at that

circle seemed far more formidable than any

had she managed to align

my medical perspective, the

there it was-a

room and was struck by the

steadily,

the ground beneath