Chapter 213: Sleeping Beauty

Edrick

When I finally burst into the interrogation room, I found the two officers crouched over Moana as she was lying motionless on the ground with her eyes rolled back in her head. I shoved my way past them and scooped her up off of the floor, then ordered them to call an ambulance immediately, which they did.

The ambulance came quickly, and before I knew it I was sitting in the back of it and holding Moana’s limp hand while they drove her to the hospital.

“She went into a state of temporary shock,” the doctor said at the hospital, taking his stethoscope out of his ears and hanging it back around his neck with a sigh. “I believe her wolf put her into a minor coma to cope with the stress, in order to protect her and the baby. But there’s no knowing exactly how long she’ll be asleep.”

“What do you mean?” I asked. “You don’t know when she’ll wake up?”

blood pressure back down to a normal state and see if that does the trick, but unless her wolf decides that it’s safe enough

you’re trying to say,” I growled. “Don’t

should be prepared to potentially lose both Moana and your baby,”

lost it and punched the wall. Later, none of the nurses mentioned the hole that was left in the drywall by my fist, although I could see their eyes flickering nervously over

sleep or eat; I only sat and

felt like such a jerk for letting her go down to the police station like that. I should have refused for her… I should have put my foot down and told both her and the two officers that no, she would not be going down there out of the blue to be interrogated. I should have gotten her a therapist the day after the incident in the warehouse, and I should have kept her home from work until she was in a better mental state. But I didn’t do any of those things, and now I felt as though it was my fault that she was in the hospital like this. If I lost Moana and our baby, I didn’t

kept catching myself nodding off by Moana’s bedside. I hadn’t changed my clothes during that entire time, and I desperately needed a shower. Even the nurses

and told me that I needed

on the shoulder. I stiffly looked up at him, still clutching Moana’s small hand in mine. Even his form, which was right in

Moana’s hand and walked away from her. But the doctor was right; I needed to sleep. I needed to shower and eat, and there was no doubt that Ella was

the maids were all beside themselves with grief and worry. They all looked just as haggard as I felt; even Ella had

Moana coming home, daddy?” Ella asked as I crouched down to her

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