His Nanny Mate By Eve Above Story

Chapter 175: Homeopathic Methods

Edrick

“Oh, good. He’s waking up.”

The first thing I noticed when I came back to consciousness was a splitting headache pounding in my skull. When I finally cracked open my eyes, squinting against even the dim light of my bedside table, I saw three figures bent over me. And, judging from the hardness under my back and the position I was lying in, I quickly realized that I was laid out on the floor rather than my bed.

“Wh…What happened?” I muttered, noticing the distinct feeling of nausea rolling around in my stomach as though I had had too many drinks the night before and was now hungover.

“Shh. You’re alright,” a male voice said. My eyes slowly came into focus, and the blurriness in my vision faded enough for me to see that my doctor was standing over me with a concerned look on his face and his stethoscope in his ears. Behind him, I could see Selina standing there with her arms folded across her chest and disappointment in her eyes. On my other side, Moana was staring intently at me and was holding my hand so tightly that it seemed as though her life depended on it.

“Well, you’re lucky you’re a werewolf,” the doctor said with an exasperated sigh as he finished listening to my heartbeat and put his stethoscope back around his neck. “That many pills could have killed a human, but you won’t have any lasting damage.”

taking some sleeping pills. But oddly, everything felt much fuzzier than normal. I had never felt this way from

I asked, blinking rapidly to refocus my

What on earth possessed you to do something so horrible?

noticing the baffled expression on my face. “Let’s not jump to conclusions. Edrick… Do you remember

back to me, but it was still fuzzy. “I think I might have gotten up a few more times than I meant to,” I said. “I don’t

take too many at first, you can forget how much you took before. It can be

wolf said in my mind. “I kept trying to stop you, but the pills made it so you

I was relieved and thankful that my wolf was

doctor,” I said, sitting up with ease. “I promise

a moment, then laughed and shook his

I asked, feeling anger already beginning to bubble up inside of me.

him your stockpile of pills,” Selina interrupted. When I looked over at her, she was frowning deeply at me. She looked both exhausted and angry. “You’re not taking them

my head incredulously. This couldn’t be happening; I needed my medication. I paid the doctor

said angrily. “You can’t just confiscate my own medication that I paid

me with tears in her eyes. I realized then from the look on her face and the way that she was gripping my

I looked at her, the more I became angry with myself for letting her see me like that. Maybe she was right; if that medication was dangerous, maybe I shouldn’t