Chapter 11

The doctors run every test they can think of but can’t find anything wrong with Kas other than the fact that she's exhausted. They determine that she didn’t ingest known poisons. Thank the Goddess for that. They attribute the exhaustion to using so much energy when she almost drowned in the pool.

Based on how much weight she lost since the last time she had a checkup, the doctor doesn’t think she has had anything to eat in the four days she was missing. I try to convince her to eat or drink anything. She appeases me by drinking a few sips of water, but pushes away any food we try to give her. She won’t even take a bite of a banana, which is her favorite. When I found Kas two years ago, she was severely underweight from not being allowed to eat regularly. It took weeks before she could adjust to a normal diet. Since then, she has become a ravenous eater. Never turning down a meal, always snacking on veggies ora piece of fruit.

“Come on, Kas. Just a few bites of toast, at least. A little something in your stomach might kick start your appetite. Please,” I beg her.

“I’ll eat when I’m hungry, Bronx,” she insists, gently pushing the plate of toast away.

“Okay, how about a protein shake, just enough to get some calories in you?” I try to offer an alternative.

She just scrunches up her nose at the idea and shakes her head.

“Kas, we’re worried about you. You’ve lost almost ten pounds in four days. I can’t stand to see you lose more,” I stroke her cheek while I confess my concern.
“I’'m fine, Bronx. If I wasn’t, I would tell you. You know that,” she says with a promise.

“Give her a rabbit,” Saint huffs, also frustrated that his mate won’t eat. |

“A rabbit?”

“Yeah, that’s what Lex hunts for when she’s hungry. I can go out and find one right now and bring it to her,” he offers.

“Let’s hold off on raw meat while she is in human form, buddy. But I appreciate the offer.”

the back of my mind. I can sense that he is still paying close attention to make sure

of mine and leans into my palm. There is something more in her eyes, but I can’t place it. Something more primal, like she has somehow tapped into a more wild part of her essence. I can sense her emotions have more depth to her already ancient soul. When I look at her, I feel like I could fall into the violet pools of her eyes

for four days. Even weirder than that, Kas says she can’t remember anything except for a woman with red eyes and a Lenora look-alike having her drink out of an old cup. Reggie and I try to press her for more details, but she doesn’t have any. Only that she was in a dark room and a woman who looked like my sister asked her to drink out of an old metal goblet. She doesn’t remember the woman with red eyes saying anything. It isn’t much to go on but Reggie goes to do research on famous enchanted goblets to

She agrees under the condition that I’m

and out to check on Kas, things finally settle down and she can close her eyes. Seeing her finally be able to relax gives mea

is interrupted by a mind link from James, “ Alpha. Sorry for the interruption. Is it true? Is

she’s back, James. We’re keeping her in the hospital wing

she come now or

having trouble getting Kas to eat. Maybe she has something that can

something in that bag of tricks. We will be

James’s mate and Kas’s business partner at the bakery. James met her when he and Marco were guarding Kas during an extended stay at a witch's coven. She and Kas are also best friends. They care for each other so much; it is almost like they are siblings. There is nothing one wouldn’t sacrifice for the other. Delilah also

than one occasion. There is a light knock at the door. Kas is finally sleeping peacefully. I want to let her sleep, but I know it would upset her if I told her Delilah had come, but I didn’t wake her. I brush her bangs out of her face and kiss her forehead before going to open the door. Delilah is on the other side with tears in her big blue eyes. James is standing behind her, looking a bit anxious, holding what looks like an old timey doctor's bag. Delilah keeps potions in there. While we have an agreement that she is not allowed to perform most magic on pack territory, we occasionally make exceptions if

blue eyes. Her light brown hair is ina ponytail and it looks like there

the safe side, Delilah. She’s sleeping, but I know

blink of her eye as her mood brightens. She takes the bag from James and quietly pads across the room. James comes in and stands at the back of the

in the middle of making a wedding cake and

the doctors say about her weight loss and her lack of appetite. He looks at Kas with

over when I hear Kas squeal with happiness. She and Delilah are giving each other a big hug. They both have tears of joy in their eyes. Delilah sits on the bed with Kas, chatting excitedly while she opens her bag. Kas tells her the little she can remember about her ordeal. She listens intently before waving for

give Kas a solution of herbs,” she uses my full name and title to help invoke her magic

means, Delilah, please go ahead,” I nod in approval. As I finish speaking, the energy in the air changes. Delilah smiles and gets

his face, clearly glad she is doing well, but there is a slight furrow on his browas he talks to her. Delilah murmurs under her breath as she adds concoction changes from green to bright orange to clear. She finally looks satisfied with the result and smiles

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