Seducing My Ex's Father In Law by Caroline Above Story

Chapter 386

Judy's POV

I shifted back into human form as I lay on the ground, staring at Sherry who remained unconscious, my heart beating rapidly in my chest. Had I killed her? I wasn't aiming for her heart, I was aiming to miss her heart, I just wanted to knock her out, to get her away from me and to stop attacking. I didn't mean to....

My thoughts were interrupted as the medics rushed past me and towards Sherry's still body. I watched as they examined her, carefully removing the knife and the arrow from her body, attempting to stop the rapid bleeding and injecting her with something, and made her release a shuddering breath. Hearing her breath made my own heartbeat again and I felt the weight of the world crashing down around

me.

She was alive.

I hadn't killed her.

I was too preoccupied in my own breathing and heartbeat that I didn't hear what the doctors were saying to her. She still seemed out of it, not sure where she was, and the bleeding was constant; her wolf hadn't started to heal her yet.

around her, trying to get her back on her feet as quickly as possible, the crowd

trembling and her eyes void of

supplies; they were trying to get her strong enough to continue the fight, but she looked so broke and weak

eyes flickered to me and

signs of weakness. Instead, I clutched the bow and arrow tightly, waiting for any wrong move, waiting for her to suddenly get her second wind and attack me. I wasn't going to let her catch me off guard; this could be an elaborate

of thinking that made me a

in my grasp and a

heal her. They were going extra hard on healing her quickly because we were down to the final

showing indifference and no signs of sympathy. When his eyes found mine, a smile tugged at the corner of his lips, like he was telling me he

when I saw them sitting Sherry up, her face still pale and

you able to continue?" One of the medics

for a moment and then she looked back at me, her eyes narrowed. I couldn't tell what she was thinking or

stadium was hanging onto everything being said, listening with keen hearing and their